What is the operating temperature range of this item? I'm in Arizona, where this thing would have to work at 150 degrees (the temp of a parked car)..
1998963
We live in Arizona as well and have not had a problem with it thus far. I will tell you one thing though, we left the camera and our radar detector both running in a parked car for a days worth of time. The power used by both of these accessories completely drained our battery. I would suggest on not leaving it parked for longer than 14 hours. Heat wise, we've not see any issues.
1998964
I'm in Canada and I've had it working fine from 25° to -20° degrees Celsius. I'll check it later and see if it has any printing on it about temperatures.
1998965
Can't answer that in terms of heat load capability. What I can answer is this is a piece of crap. Look elsewhere I unfortunately bought 2 keep researching and look for another dash cam. 10% visibility at night and needs the right conditions and shading for the day. Trust me don't make my mistake.
1998966
15 degrees Fahrenheit to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Since you are using this in your car you shouldn't have a problem operating this camera, since I'm sure your A|C will be on if the temp is 120 outside. Hope that helps
415991
I looked over the documentation and it doesn't go up that high. I don't know how high it goes but definitely not to 750 degree as that kind of temperature will require special safety gear.
1504747
I 've had mine for over a year now, and live in south Texas where the temperature he's to over 108. I 've never had any trouble with it at all. The inside temperature can get as high as 130 when parked for long periods of time. As a police officer, it comes in real handy as a backup camera.
1999963
I'm in NY and we've had some upper 80s and 90 degree days this Summer... maybe a week or two. It is still working in my car. Then again, I try to park in the shade. I have only had it for one Summer. If you use a windshield shade, perhaps that may help you when your car is parked.
535120
Your gear ratio will depend on how hot it will get.Normal operating temp for that device is 140 to 160 anything above that your going to start asking for problems
1088430
Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
1195155
Carlos: I installed two of these in my pickup bed cover to lock/unlock it remotely. They worked fine in temps from 20 to 120 degrees (F).
1932123
Can't tell you as to what power rating is. What I can tell you is that it works for me just fine here in Arizona. Hope this helps.
2271331
The operating temperature for that unit is 34-114 degrees. Anything more or less will affect the performance of the unit.
783199
Ralph, my records show that the lowest temp we've had here in Sandoval County, NM since I installed the MA-S01 is 8F on January 13 this year. I don't believe low temps should be a concern and I the unit will work in conjunction with their freeze alarm which is rated at -50F to +300F (probably it's melting point). My only concern would be the batteries. I haven't replaced mine since installing in early January but I know that low temps affect battery performance. I've been completely satisfied with my unit and have had no problems. I put mine in a corner of my shop and the only caution I would observe is to not put or hang objects in front of the unit. My shop gets a bit cluttered at times and I have a tendency to hang bar clamps from a shelf in front of the unit. Bad idea. I entered the shop one day and because it didn't beep immediately I forgot until the alarm triggered. This was because the unit was playing peekaboo from behind the clamps. Great unit for the price, but I wasn't that impressed with the volume of the siren. It would probably send an intruder running but likely wouldn't wake me.
2151950
I've had mine since the polar vortex hit and it's been working fine. It sits in the car and the temperature in my car never gets below zero.
1350114
0 to 60 degrees f. It depends on temp outside. It will stay on with vehicle off and will shut down before draining battery.
1119224
Really depends on the outside temperature but in a car it is like a fridge and in 90-95 temps it stays pretty cool. I will check temp next time to see.
2045705
I agree with the other answers. I don't know the temps, but it keep my wife's meds cool on our driving trips. We also got the 120 adapter to use in motels. They both do a pretty good job.
780651
Mine never would go down to 55 degrees if room temp was 80 degrees or more......so if in a warm garage, it's probably what you might get. I just have mine set at lowest temp possible. I was one of the people who gave a negative review. I was going to return but it wasn't worth cost/effort. Make sure you have clearance on sides and back of machine as stated in instruction booklet.
180849
I live in az... So cold weather for us is 35f.... It does state in the manual not to operate below about 30ishF (I remember reading it).... As far as tripping breakers: it works fine on a 15A 110v circuit witha stereo plugged in as well.... So maybe it pulls 10A peak when it starts at most... Hope this helps...
780654
First, this is bad, but lets try to verify that you cannot get the temperature down. Please make sure you are 6 inches from a back wall, and what is the ambient temperature. I own four units. They work well enough. 54-59 degrees. Sadly, I just threw out my last empty box today!