James, I would suggest rigging up a test in your kitcken. Suspend the switch over a saucepan of water so that the detector part is immersed. Hook up a multimeter to the switch to read resistance. Slowly heat the water and see what happens to the resistance. If you have a thermometer to check the water temperature at which the resistance changes, all the better.
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