Can it be stored in the car in cold weather as low as -5 degrees?
878079
I do not know at what low temp. this will still work. I keep mine in the car trunk, in the garage. The lowest temp here is about 20 degrees.it seems to be some sort of dry cell trpe of battery, so my feeling is it should still work. sorry I do not have better info.
878080
I ahve not stored it in my truck, All batteries stand a chance of freezing is letft in sub zero long enough
878081
I dont see a problem with that as long as is fully charged... But i'm not sure 100% good luck
1770632
You can get it below freezing if you want. There is no temperature gauge, so you need to put a thermometer inside and inside and play with it a little, but it will get as cold as you want.
1797136
I would think that would not be problem during the warm weather. But if you are in a cold area where it could freeze it would be a problem. I would check with the factory. Richard
1784674
Technically you can, but I surely would not leave the device in the car when not in use. The swings in temperature may melt the device and/or damage the battery.
544348
I leave mine in the car at up to 170 degrees inside temp.,( I live in the desert) but I keep it out of direct sunlight. like in the console, glove box etc. seems fine after several months.
1717723
Not exactly sure what you are asking. It CANNOT be used in hot areas of the vehicle such as under the hood/engine compartment. As far as keeping heat out of your vehicle from proper door/floor installation, I would say maybe a little bit as there is now an extra layer or two between the vehicles interior & Exterior. Probably not much insulation from the cold. However, it would not really be a noticeable difference to the driver.
1858909
I don't know.....I will leave it in my vehicle during the day but bring it in at night...and it works fine. So I'm not sure the cold deration your referring toIts not always in the heat of the vehicle but maybe the time it is helps.
2275894
It was only about 55 degrees when I used it and it was fine. I'm not sure about really cold weather.
1623444
It will go well below 40 degrees, in fact, I had set at at the coldest setting and the cans were freezing and bursting openSo I backed it off to about 3/4 of the way and they were still freezing, it does a good job of keeping things cold
179704
I left it in my car (I live in florida) and it was at least 105°. A week later, I used to put out an engine fire. I think it depends on the duration.
1207951
I take it down and store it in my storage shed. We don't get much (any) snow in south Louisiana.
1977230
If you need it 'cool' rather than maintained at a specific temperature, you'll be fine. If worried, add a small pack of dry ice. As a matter of interest though, I find that checking this sort of thing into the hold is better as the cabin is warmed while the hold is colder in my experience. Also your clothes are added insulation!
1518578
I wouldn't think so. It is made very well however it would be breakable if that cold. I bring mine in during late fall.
1003129
Hi Roger, This is outdoor use up to 105F, but I don't think this door lock good for low temperature -5F
1587222
I have always used a small coolie with it and it has done well in keeping things cold. I think it would depend on the tempature outside also.
1069788
O degrees Farenheight I imagine it could go lower but I am not interested O is cold enough to freeze all my food. Suggest you ask manufacture.
1050757
I'm not sure. My unit is kept in my kegerator, which stays around 35 degrees F. I'm not sure why you would have humidity issues in a car in below freezing temps.