Slide the heat. The bar shows the color you would see on the steel, and the line below says what that heat does to a blade.
Common shop values for simple high carbon steel such as 1084. Your steel's own data sheet wins. Below 700°F the color is the thin oxide film on polished steel; above about 900°F it is the glow itself.
Calculated in true scale from straight faces. Not a strength test. Examples are from Alessio and the AZCK sharpening booklet.