What is the temperature range it will operate within? Will it take very cold temps (e.g. -20C to -30C or more)?
994870
my temp got down to -35f (-30 F = -34.444 C) f to -40 f (-40c)and it worked here
921460
It is difficult to get the right answer here, I feel cold much more than some of my friends so the answer is relevant... anyway, in my opinion this should can be used when it is up to 25-30 Degrees Celsius... (I have never tried but I guess it will be warm at as low as 5-10 DC).
1421402
The documentation states that it should not be used as a heat source if the temperature is below 40 degrees. Mine will not heat effectively in very cold conditions. However; it will perform well in the 50 degree range and above. I suggest a call to the manufacture.
1200857
This difficult to answer without knowing the outside temperature...That said, mine does a good job in my motor home with temps into the mid 20*F.
2271331
The operating temperature for that unit is 34-114 degrees. Anything more or less will affect the performance of the unit.
2070179
It freezes at 31 degrees. A freezer is needed. It also requires the full amount of time to freeze. When you do, it works awesome!
208626
Sorry - I don't live in a cold-weather area so don't know. Ask the manufacturer.
470190
I don't know about the temperatures... I returned mine for another malfunction sorry
1426650
at room temp 20-22C runs warm to touch but not hot... avoid boxing it in and hot conditions, running nonstop may reduce lifespan...i try not to run it nonstop but if i do it just runs warm and i keep it suspended
1568514
No made for inside use. Will work in cold weather. Have one in my garage where it is about 45 degrees at night.
1337743
It cools down till about 15-20 C degrees lower than the temperature outside. so... if you keep it in hot environment it will not cool at all... For example if outside is 40 C so inside of your cooler you will have ]20C! not so cool.... so it depends. I use it when I travel and the temperature is always cool 10C or lower.
983020
Yes, I have used it at about 35 degrees F. It's components are an electric motor, hydraulic fluids and metal and they should all work below freezing.
211045
I haven't actually measured, but it seems to hold about the same temperature as the milk cooler at the grocery store (so, around 40 deg F). The catch is that it really isn't thermostatted. It's a thermoelectric chiller that can only maintain a certain differential below ambient (about 30 degrees or so). That means that if the ambient temperature is 70, it should cool to around 40. If the ambient is 90 (like on a summer day with no A/C), it will only take it down to 60.
13895
According to the Troubleshooting section of the instruction manual, the unit will not operate satisfactorily if the temperature is below 41º F. I would imagine that all higher temps are okay unless the unit overheats in extreme temperatures, but that was not mentioned. I hope this helps. Rx
1459914
The documentation states it will register temperatures from 14 degrees F (-10 C) up to 410 Degrees F (210 C). I have not tested this.
599782
I live in Arizona so it has never been used in the extreme cold. Used in Flagstaff at 6000 ft and around 40 degrees.
1337742
It cools 40f below the ambient - so if you have this in a room temp environment (70-75f) then it should attain (30-35f), ie very cold. If you have it in a car where its usually warmer (85-90f) then you get warmer temps (85-40=45f)... still cool enough to store dairy. Now this depends upon the claim of cooling 40f below ambient actually being true.