the manual says its cant be out in weather less than 50f is that correct? i was hoping to use it while it is snowing will it be okay?
293504
sorry, I am not sure. I live in NC and had to put it under a canopy so the sun would not warp it. I am going to put it up for the winter.
293505
I would say no it loses heat very fast I don't even think it would get up to a decent temp in that cold of weather. I'm sure that the the tub itself will be fine it's just a water temp thing. If you fill it with really hot tap water right before you get in and then use the heater to try and maintain the temp you may get 20-30 min of hot tub water but it will be down to 80 degrees really fast in that out door temp. I live n nor cal was in my tub last night at 102 overnight temp of 49 degrees and the water temp this morning was 85!!!
293506
Keep in mind that this is inflated heavy duty plastic. Like most plastic things when they get too cold, they crack. I wouldn't risk it in really cold weather. We live in Florida and take ours down in November. If you want one for colder weather, you'd have to go with a hard sided one. That will be my next choice.
1073325
Haven't used it in the snow but it is rated for it and I've used it in 50mph gusts and as long as all the tie downs are used it will be fine
1154565
Is it ok to store in the vehicle? I read the manual and it says never to let it freeze and store at room temperature.
1473690
I used mine all winter long in the basement here in central il. Havent had any issues and the thing works great! Ive unplugged it a few times but for the most part it runs 24/7. I know for sure it ran alright around 50°f maybe lower.
1008683
Just got one, and works like a charm!! Says in the manual, not to be used below 65F or above 110F.
2079972
It's a 3 season tent. I have used it in temps between 40 and 80 degrees. It does fine in the wind and rain . The roof is well ventilated ; however, it isn't sturdy enough to support the weight of snow accumulation.
241938
It says it should not be left up in cold environments. I did read a few reviews that said they left it up so we are trying it this year. We are located in Northwest Ohio where winters can be either harsh or mild and this year has been more mild. Will know more this spring when the cover is removed.
563669
Thermostate is set to 50° so if you keep the thermostat inside whatever it is you're trying to keep from freezing outside will freeze very nice.
1336089
My unit seems to run fine at colder temps It will shut off itself if it does not need to run.. But I don't run it when it gets below 50 degrees outside ,because I have no need to run it then.
2275894
It was only about 55 degrees when I used it and it was fine. I'm not sure about really cold weather.
132530
I live in Texas so I don't see much snow and I have not used it in wet weather but it would be fine as long as you use mineral oil after it gets wet.
879112
Yes, you can run it in snow and rain. If you have it on a smooth level surface, it should not be a problem to move that distance. The handle swings out so you have a great deal of leverage when moving it on the wheels.
778243
It's up year round here, but no snow. It handles wind with no issue. But I don't think I'd leave it up for snow.
3406
Hi Alan,I don't know. We never have cold weather here. It works fine in our shop, which seldom gets below 60 degrees.
1479418
So far the coldest it has gotten where I live is low 50's and has stuck with no problems. I don't know about the winter yet, but don't foresee an issue.
2194060
I have left mine out many years and it worked fine. Sometimes it would get covered with snow. It rarely gets into the teens here in Norfolk Va. But it does go below freezing a lot.
1931914
It worked in 30F weather today. The only reason it wouldn't work in really cold weather would be if the battery freezes.