What are the temps that both zones run at--are they the same or is one set for reds and other for whites?
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Hello - there are 2 temperature zones, one for red and one for white (top and bottom). You can set both independently, using a range of temperatures to select what you prefer for each kind of wine. It's a terrific wine cooler.
897389
You can set the temps yourself. I set my red zone for 55 & white for 48. I am very happy with the unit so far. I purchased it about 3 months ago.
897390
You can set each to your desired temperature. I have one zone set to 50 and the other set to 63.
897391
You can set the the temps separately as others have mentioned. We love ours except for the awful light color. It casts a blue tone in your room not unlike a restroom in a cheap Vegas lounge. Also ours arrived with large dent and it was obviously packed with dent since there was no packing damage. Fortunately the dent could be turned to the wall.
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Black has a higher spin rate, therefore faster, and is best used as drive in computers where speed is important. Because of their higher spin rate, they run hotter. Red and green have a slower, but variable spin rate that allows them to run cooler so they are suited best for storage, DVRs, etc. The lower temp should also mean better durability. The red should be more durable/reliable than the green and is also more suitable for use in a NAS.
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I run all N2 at about 15psi. Depends on your carb level. Temps are around 37.
897377
Looking at the control right now...Warm is the first selection then it jumps to 200, 250,300 and to 400. I have used all the temperatures.
548581
These are closer to daylight color temperature - I'd estimate around 4500-5000K. Very bright pure white. Not recommended if you are looking for that low of a color temperature.
2254052
I think white is neutral and the difference between red & yellow is the type of sound you want to emit. Pick one & disregard the other.
1572514
White is neutral, Red is hot. Double check to make sure you have a 208/240 volt electric heater, as opposed to a 120v heater.If you do have 208/240v heat, then you are not wired up for a 2-pole thermostat, which this is. You'll need a single pole thermostat, which is a sucky configuration and I'd strongly advise having an electrician to come in and rewire so that you can use 2-pole. But it sounds like you have 120V, which means you just need a 120V thermostat.
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Top zone temperature range: 54 to 66F; Lower zone temperature range: 46 to 66F
405156
There are 2 different heat settings, an additional dial that manages the intensity of the heat from Low to High. So, using 750W at a medium setting is probably enough for a cool spring evening. Using 1500W at medium to high setting probably best for winter. There's also no heat option.
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Hi Ales Sorry I haven't written sunnier, my inter has bin on the fritz. I thats a good question! I did not now the answer to that so I fired it up and gut the answer. It will go from room temp to 106 degrees but thats in a stable room. If the sun gets to it it will spike. I hope this helps =^.^=
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I was wondering the same thing. i bought FIVE of them, and they are all different. For example temp 72 72.5 73 72.8 or 74.2 similar within 8% on humidity, which to me is quite a difference. I let them sit in the same room for five days and they did get a little closer, within 5% of each other.
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This is the unit that I bought and it only has one zone. I keep it set at about 60 F and it works nicely. It is not intended for white wine or soft drinks as it will not chill below about 56 F.
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There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
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Totally agree with other answers and also love the temperature setting; highly recommend!
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Sorry not sure what you are asking - color temp.? the color is white & since it is LED it is not hot. If that helps?
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Sorry, I am still trying to find out if you can program different temp setting for different times. No one seems to be able to answer the question.
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I don't think so. It is a single zone. However, you can get a bit different temperature depending where you place the bottles inside. Place the reds on the upper and the whites at the lower trays where is a bit cooler. I love it. My wines are always at the desired temperature