does it work with 400c?
1456470
I'm not sure. Check out the Garmin Web site or call their customer service center. They will help you find the correct part for your unit
1456471
The best answer I can give you is to call Garmin 1-800-800-1020 they will help you
1456472
I am not sure what you mean by 400c. Is that a model of Garmin or a frequency?
15147
Yep, it works on my S400CA just fine, and any other recent 65W Asus laptops, I assume.
1008683
Just got one, and works like a charm!! Says in the manual, not to be used below 65F or above 110F.
237502
Reading the description the carbide 400 will except a 240 MM cooling system and checking the specs on the H105 it apprears to be a 240 MM assembly so I would think you are good to go I am using the H100 cooler.
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i beleive they make a CCD for the 400 series different however i do beleive this could be used on the 400 series but cannot find the paperwork on the CCD
803933
Yes --- i Think the max is 400. Check it out on their instructions of the WEB
499950
I don't know, but I think probably not. I'm sure it would external temperatures and I'm going to try it. Thanks
2063279
It works on the 400 series printers. Can't speak for any other models-perhaps check the HP web site.
1269256
I don't think I'll go to 100C. It might but you'd need to be careful with thermal gradients across the active area. You will not need a current regulator, just a voltage supply.
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.
75642
The package says that it works for items that accommodate surface temperatures to 425...I think you should check the company website to be sure. Www.porc-a-fix.com
1431565
I use a 3100, and it worked for the time I had it in there. I will assume it will also work for 3200 as well.
282839
Will this rise to a temperature of 400? I am looking for one that rise to at least 415 temperature. Can you get 400 on the digital reading?
2094116
Yes my friend. I used thus in a radio control turbine exhaust and resist until 400 farenheit
295306
You have to specify whether in degrees C or degrees F. To get to 1500C you have to use a very different thermocouple; these won't work and the meter can't handle it. If you want to get to 1500F then this setup will be fine.
325935
It does heat to 450.00 but we do not have experience with the specific application that you are asking about.
435000
It's 400cfm. And yes it works with adjustable controller. I have mine hooked up to a stepless controller. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HQAVNI/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 During ssummer it runs 24/7 on max. During winter I was using a lower speed and timer but didn't had to use it much because upstairs was nice and warm without it. It really pays for its self in summer by pushing cold air up. I have it installed in the attic main which feeds the entire second floor. 400cfm x 24 hours = 5706000 cubic feet of air movement in one day.