Has anyone used these on mini storage climate controlled buildings? How did they Work?
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We use these locks at my dealership. Probably open it 30-40 times a day maybe more. We have only had one problem with it the spring broke on one after 2 years of use. I would say it works pretty good overall
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Been using this for a VFD in MT. Indoor temp usually 55. Lock attached to fire door and no issues. Would recommend Lithium batteries, they are more forgiving in the cold. You still have a manual key for backup should the lock/batteries fail.
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I installed these on the roof of my patio. I have 5 units connected together. Works like a charm. I get an approximate 5* temperature rise on a sunny day.
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You can push a tablet thru the vents on the sides of a window air conditioner. I used them in my dehumidifier.
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I wish I could give you a decent answer but can't. I installed them above our kitchen sink and thus didn't worry about their resilance to humidity. They do work well though.
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I hope they do, that is why I bought them. I just have not hooked them up yet. Since I don't have heat in the building I'm working on right now, they don't work in below 0 F temp.
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Don't know why you don't want them in the house. I think under beds is a good solution it they fit there. I don't know how temperature effects storage.
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They make a difference of about 1-3 degrees in a smaller room. These are more for privacy than heat efficiency.
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This works well in a climate & humidity controlled room, not sure about cold temperatures. It is a GREAT product and serves it's purpose well. Wish I knew about cold temps! Sorry!
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I'm using my fans in a similar situation and they work great. My set up is off grid so these fans are perfect for venting kitchens and bathrooms.
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Yes. Mylar works well. It lowers our air conditioning bills significantly in the summer.
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That's a good question -I never thought of them in that way. I placed mine in a room above the garage; a room that is always cold. I walked in there this morning and it was still cold but I also do not have window treatments up which would help. I don't think they really made a difference either way. Hope this helps you.
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Hello Jane. I put them up in the winter and they cut my heating costs. They will not keep out the heat during the summer months. However, they will keep your AC from leaking out and should help with AC costs.
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Hi: I have purchased three of these units for our church. I have two in the sanctuary and one unit in a classroom. They all work great, and it is a real bonus having heat and cooling in one unit. The temperature has been down to 10 degrees here this winter, and they are the only source of heat. I think the efficiency goes down as the temperature drops below 45 degrees, but they continue to heat the area fine. They offer two sizes based on the square footage they can service, so make sure you get the one recommended for you size area and it should work great for you.
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Yes, it worked great when I (over)loaded it up with very heavy bricks from the 1800's. They are rubber, so I wouldn't store them in the cold.
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Well, they are plastic. My wonder would be how well the adhesive would stick in a highly humid environment. I would give it a shot though. Good luck!
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Thanx Don. That answers my similar concern. Many ductless mini splits run this way, short fan activity to sample air for dehumidification purposes, but it is nice to know that the fan will stay off if the humidity level stays controllled.
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I had these installed by contractors under my house. They did use the HD style buckets to put them in at ground level. We have had a very rainy spring and so far, they have worked great.