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Why is the maximum temperature a magnet can operate at not a set value?

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Why is the maximum temperature a magnet can operate at not a set value?

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Magnets function at different levels of efficiency given different circuits that they operate in. The more closed the circuit the magnet is operating in, the more stable it is, and the less effect temperature will have on it.

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