The description in Amazon states (upper zone - 41°F - 50°F, lower zone - 50°F - 72°F), however customer feedback contradicts this. Which is it?
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The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its setting. Hope this clarifies a bit! The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its... » Read More The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its setting. Hope this clarifies a bit! « Show Less
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The upper is for reds and holds about 6 regular bottles. The lower zone is the colder zone for whites it holds about 12 bottles. We like the cooler it seems to work well. Our only complaint is the size of the upper (red wine) zone. Hope this helps!!!
290886
I had nothing but problems with TWO of these units; neither one cooled properly. I returned them both to Amazon.
290887
The upper zone is the warmer zone for reds. My temps go from 54 degrees F to 65 degrees F. The temps in the lower are 40 degrees F to 54 degrees F.
1263895
I'm not sure about the min or max, but my lowest and highest was 72 - 130F degrees.
1163265
The lowest temperature setting is 45°F, and the highest temperature setting is 90°F.
1131158
On the bottle it is stated: "Store in a dry place at 71 degrees or below. Best if refrigerated."
97618
Enphase knows that the temperature under the panels can get much hotter than the "outdoors temperature for the day." I believe the temperature they are referring to as "ambient" is just the "outdoor temperature for the day", the "weather temperature" if you will. So +65C pretty much covers any geographical location in the world.
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I can not answer the question as I live in Austin, TX. My unit is installed inside the home that has an annual temperature variation from 68 degrees in the winter to 80 degrees in the summer. The unit has functioned flawlessly since I installed it. I am very happy with the unit. My original unit lasted 12 years plus.
508265
Only when outside temp is 70 degrees or cooler. It is delivered UPS and their trucks get hot inside.
1123750
50°-90°F (10°-32°C) is the thermostat range, with a 1 degree differential. That said, you can't really set the thermostat on a particular temperature, but it doesn't take long to figure out where you want to set it. I have mine marked with a red sharpie so I can remember.
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I wrote the seller and they replied 2 days later saying they are now shipping out 70878 model. Which is also a nice cooler, but smaller. Not 41oz as advertised. I told Amazon customer rep. They told me because it's an outside vendor, nothing they can do about the wrong description. I bought mine someplace else! I try and stick to Amazon fulfilled items.
932921
The description is NOT correct. I *tried* to find a way to notify Amazon of the problem, but was unsuccessful.
294494
In the product description it states zone 8 as lowest listed, but says will tolerate lower temps if given winter protection.
132373
I was wondering the same thing. I live in the jungle, where normal inside temp is around 85-90. Would that be considered a "cool, dry place"?
1486349
The range is between -58 to 572 degrees F (-50 to 300 degrees C) accordingly to specs but the operating range is 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C).
837447
Quick update; I originally mentioned the temperature setting went up to 148 degrees. It actually goes up to 166 degrees. I'm sorry about the wrong information earlier.I hope the information is helpful.
1114432
I believe Ladybug is hard-wired to activate at 95 degrees. It cannot be adjusted.
60071
Hello! the Temperature range is (-58F to 572F) / (-50C to 300C) , thank you!
2124991
No problem at all. The temperature listed is for Celsius, which is 185 Fahrenheit.