How much clearance does it need at the back and sides? Will two inches back and sides do? It is located in a cool environment of 68 degrees F.
852257
I currently have mine with about that much space on the sides and maybe 3 in the back and have no problems. Unit is quiet and very stable temperature.
852258
Yes, I think 2 inches on the back and sides should be fine. Mine is set a little more than 1 inch on one side, and set a little away from the wall in the back. It is open on the other side.
852259
Honestly, two inches is not a safe distance for any appliance of this nature
852260
I have one Side and back with 1 1/2 inches and other side is open. We keep the unit in our family room - 74F summer - 65F winter. Temperature ranges from 39F to at most 41F. Top rack is definitely only for red wine. Note we keep the unit fairly well stocked in order to maintain an even temperature range. You do have more temperature swings when not well stocked. That will hold true with most refrigeration equipment. The refrigerated items absorb the cold energy then release as temps increase.
852261
I can't say that I have the technical answer for your question, however, I use it in very similar conditions except surrounding temp is 76 degrees.
711806
I am not positive as I leave it in one position usually. But I believe its closer to 180. Definitely more than 90 degree.
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.
641283
We have had our cover rock-it for a few months now, and use it regularly. There is maybe 2 or three inches clearance on either side. Makes things SOOO much easier.
1913456
The Temp Prob sticks out into the pot about 2 1/2" only. So there should be ample room for a chiller.Hope this helps.
2178986
it gets just shy of 95 degrees... well maybe a little more than shy... i'd say about 85 degress... but if it is going to be too low you are in good shape.. if its going to be to high, i'd look elsewhere.
641282
You will need minimum of 4 inches on each side. For my cover about 18 inch minimum on back. One of the best investments I have made. Works awesome.
1533527
Most of the heat comes from the sides and not the back. I don't know how that will work in your situation.
920309
Yes, I checked it out already, you can use it without the front and the rear bars and without side bars also, but one thing make sure your cooler is fourteen inches and a half wide with side bars, without the sides bars is 16 inches wide, hope you find helpful this comment, Sincerely Enrique.
1595445
No, it does not give off a lot of heat. As to clearance, your guess is as good as mine. I suppose, no less than 6 inches will be appropriate.
1217124
The cold I can speak too, but the snow only to a certain degree... The unit has managed fine in sub zero temps, and due to the completely insane weather in the NE this winter it has managed well during temperature swings of 40+ degrees on a day to day basis.We've only gotten a maximum of about 6 to 8 inches of snow and its handled that fine. The slope of the lid helps a bit as well. Not sure about 2 feet...
1820471
yes, just about right, get ready to deal with circulating the heat out. Negative fan pressure will probably be the way to go, for that area it may take 2 or 3 6" or 8" tube type fans blowin out from the top & pullin cooler air in from the bottom.
1471199
All things considered (there is a small panel on the vent in back the sticks out about ¼" or so), the depth is about 20 ¼" and I think you would need to add a couple additional inches so air circulates around the back of the unit.
822910
well the product is 17-12-12. sounds like your putting it in some kind of enclosure. this thing has 2 fans in the back for cooling. its 12 inches high and 12 wideyour going to want to leave about 3 inches of clearance on top and 3 on each side at least. this thing has to be able to cool it self off and you really dont want to get in the way of that. leave at least 6 inches of room in the back where the fans are for cooling.
2046782
Yes, but leave plenty of clearance on sides because it does get hot. You don't want to melt anything or start a fire. :)
1671093
i think that you can view a manual online.The unit stays pretty cool all around and on top, but always leave space all around the unit for air circulation to cool unit and prevent a fire should some mishap occur.. i would give it at least 1 foot clearance between back and side wall. Ciao
169207
this will not work. Need to have about six inches in front and about two in back.