If I live in a location where the temperature gets below 50 degrees and above 104 degrees, should I not use this product?
1001462
Let me preface this with I'm an Electrical Engineer and have a lot of experience with LEDs. I ignored the temperature range that they stated for the LED lighted sign. LEDs have reduced outputs at higher temperatures but that is much higher than 104F. The lower temperatures should have no effect what so ever on this sign. I wouldn't worry if where you live the temperature range is outside of the recommended range.
781883
you would need to ask the company. I cannot think of a recipe needing temps higher than 500 degrees.......at least none I use
1596090
Yes. I can't think of any reason why not. But it takes a few hours to get the temp up high enough to kill any bugs that might be lurking, so it might not be energy-efficient to do it every time you come back from the library. There's a list of things not to put into the product because they might be harmed: makeup, cell phone, and the like. Shoes, coats, purses, books won't be hurt by heat.
260415
I have been exercising outside in 80-95 degree Farenheit weather and have had no problems, but the humitiy is low where I live.
1630114
Don't know since we haven't tried that yet. But I think if you keep your temp under 500, it'll be fine.
1701227
celsius. product book states it recommends you operate at 50 degrees celsius
14524
I think it's going to depend on how cold your winter gets. I don't know if it has any guidelines about temperature (it's at my grandkids' house) - but I would expect that the material might become brittle below 40 degrees. I doubt it would be wise to set it up below 50 degrees. Please note that this is conjecture only. I know that my daughter has set it up in the garage several times during the "colder" months in Virginia.
1696670
I do not believe it is a problem as the directions do not mention anything about not storing in hot places.
940489
I use it frequently at 300 -- no problem -- but haven't tried higher temperatures because I did not have good experience with another brand which claimed to be safe to 450.
888196
I used it when it was about 50 degrees out and it worked well. I also used it when it was 40 degrees, but 40 was too cold and unless you were sitting right next to it, it did not keep you warm.
1218837
It should not be exposed to temperatures over +113 degrees F ( +45 degrees C ) or under -14 degrees F ( -10 degrees C ).
1792237
The temperature of 105 is to hot especially if it just gets dropped off at the house, sitting outside in the heat will do the most damage. If you have it delivered where someone could bring it in right away, it should be ok.
508198
the box does say do not expose or store in temperatures above 120 F as long as the pepper spray is stored in room or outdoor temperatures below 120 F the spray should be just fine
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.
296334
here where I live right now is the temperature near 110 degrees lasts a minimum of 20 to 30 minutes
1485965
I've used it at 400 degrees F without any problems. The product description says, "Temperature resistant from 446F (230C) to -40F (-40C)" which I think is straight off the packaging.
710927
I found this to work under 450° never needed to use it any higher. Personally didn't find any reason for the liner. Stopped using it.