HTML range input min value not working as expected [closed] - html

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I've used HTML range input in my Angular 7 code and set it's min and max values to 69 and 200. I want my slider to begin from 69 instead of 0. But now user can slide back to 0. Below is my simple HTML code:
<input formControlName="SealHeight" [(ngModel)]="seal_height" type="range" min="min_height" max="200" class="slider-color">
Below is the screenshot of how it looks like:
I need that range picker should not show below 69. So that user can not go below mentioned min limit. Thanks!

try sample code in html editor
<input type="range" onchange="this.setAttribute('value',this.value);" min="69" max="200" step="1" value="69" />

set a proper min for it:
<input formControlName="SealHeight" [(ngModel)]="seal_height" type="range" min="69" max="200" class="slider-color">

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<input type="number" id="ee-amount" name="eeAmount" step="0.01" min="0" max="0.00" value="0" required="">
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Example: https://jsfiddle.net/ev3966gw/
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Here is a simple HTML checkbox input element:
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</html>