Calculate the precise boiling time for different types of eggs considering altitude and starting egg temperature.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Type of Egg, Altitude, and Starting Egg Temperature in the units shown.
Read Temperature Adjustment, Base Boiling Time, Boiling Time Adjustment for Altitude, and Total Boiling Time in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
Choose a preset to load an example, then adjust the values for your situation.
See the inputs and their calculated results.
Type of Egg: Soft-Boiled; Altitude: 0 meters; Starting Egg Temperature: Room Temperature (20°C) celsius
Temperature Adjustment: 0 minutes; Base Boiling Time: 4.5 minutes; Boiling Time Adjustment for Altitude: 0 minutes; Total Boiling Time: 4.5 minutes
Type of Egg: Medium-Boiled; Altitude: 1,000 meters; Starting Egg Temperature: Refrigerated (4°C) celsius
Temperature Adjustment: 1 minutes; Base Boiling Time: 7 minutes; Boiling Time Adjustment for Altitude: 3.333333333 minutes; Total Boiling Time: 11.33333333 minutes
Type of Egg: Hard-Boiled; Altitude: 2,000 meters; Starting Egg Temperature: Room Temperature (20°C) celsius
Temperature Adjustment: 0 minutes; Base Boiling Time: 10 minutes; Boiling Time Adjustment for Altitude: 6.666666667 minutes; Total Boiling Time: 16.66666667 minutes
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