Does it have to be a certain temperature outside for it to work?
1937558
I did mine in the summer, but I think I remember the instructions say above 55 or maybe between 55 and 85 degrees. I would not try below 55 in any case.
1937559
I waited for a sunny fairly warm Saturday, as you need good direct sun for at least 1 hr. in cold weather. I also ran my vehicle with the defroster on to warm windshield on inside, used a hairdryer to make sure outside glass was dry & warm. I blew out stone pit with air compressor for extra safety. Kit should work well, epoxy hardened is sun OK. I had a problem with a defective pump, otherwise I think it is a great kit to fix a small crack. There is a youtube video that shows all just search blue-star.
1937560
I did mine on a cold fall day- there was not a lot of sunshine that day, but I did a little longer curing time and it worked just fine
1937561
It doesn't say, but it does require heat and time to cure the epoxy filling. I wouldn't do it if it's less than 50 degrees.
1265978
I would not put it outside but keep its size under control and keep it inside. My outside temp. is 8F at this point.
749338
I don't know, but mine stopped working when temps got below 0 outside recently
2151947
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10°C (14°F) or above 60°C (140°F).However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.
1607913
Well, I can;t say that I've noticed any heat generated by it whatsoever. If I had to guess, I'd say it pretty much remains at ambient temperature. If you mean what temperatures can it operate in, I have mine installed on the exterior of my house in Reno, NV. Temperatures range from -20F to 110F. I'd say it will operate in most conditions. The important thing is to install it where it is protected from direct rain and sun (under an eave). Even so, and especially if it does get direct rain, make sure and use clear water soluble exterior caulking around the screws that fasten the top of the unit. Just swab the caulking around each screw prior to threading it into the hole. This should make sure any water or humidity stays outside of the unit.
881443
It works very good in cold or warm weather, and 32 degrees below it still works well. Just like any other electronics don't get it wet.
1828115
Yes the outside temp, then inside...the rest have to chage manually until update from Colorado..( But DST and 12/24 are manual inputs)
761494
temps don't mater, but it needs some sunlight to charge battery--BTW- It works great, I shine it from ground onto a 25 foot flag pole.
1577331
I bought this as a gift as I received a similar one as one. For mine, the outside sensor should be sheltered from direct sunlight as you want the temperature to reflect "in the shade." How you could do this without "getting rained on" is beyond me. Mine is under an eve. If you have no eve access, I suggest you improvise a simple one. make sure there's enough circulation room as to not trap heat and damage the sensor or at least cause it to give invalid readings. Good luck...
271539
No. The inside unit is not built for the outside weather. You need he outside module for that.
1618258
It doesn't If the temp is below 35 you have to bring in the house and warm it up. Once it starts you can return to the outside. All it does is hum and then trips the breaker. Not recommended
1548111
No just temp settins... you would have to unplug or put it on a switch. maybe a power strip would work for you?
1394314
I have mine outdoors in a barbecue island. Only front is open to weather. It works fine after several years.
171464
it will work as long as you have a place to put it in the sun while it's warming. i use mine in the winter when it was about 20 degrees. i put it in a protected sun room that is enclosed in acrylic panels, out of the weather.
2140036
If you are using the high gain antenna outdoors by running the USB cable back inside to a computer, I would assume it will handle reasonable temperatures down to say 0F IF you provide a weather proof enclosure. If you are running the antenna and computer outside, again assuming some kind of weather proof enclosure, I would expect it to operate at whatever temp your computer can stand. I suspect the major limitation is the temp effect on the battery of the computer. As with any electronic device, sudden large temp swings should be avoided. If you are just trying to get the maximum range from a remote WiFi signal I would suggest attaching the antenna to the inside of the glass of a window. If you are using the high gain antenna outdoors by running the USB cable back inside to a computer, I would assume it will handle reasonable temperatures down to say 0F IF you provide a weather proof enclosure. If you are running the antenna and computer outside, again assuming some kind of weather proof enclosure, I would expect it to operate at whatever temp your computer can stand. I suspect the major limitation is the temp effect on the battery of the computer. As with any electronic device, sudden large temp swings should be avoided. If you are just trying to get the maximum range from... » Read More If you are using the high gain antenna outdoors by running the USB cable back inside to a computer, I would assume it will handle reasonable temperatures down to say 0F IF you provide a weather proof enclosure. If you are running the antenna and computer outside, again assuming some kind of weather proof enclosure, I would expect it to operate at whatever temp your computer can stand. I suspect the major limitation is the temp effect on the battery of the computer. As with any electronic device, sudden large temp swings should be avoided. If you are just trying to get the maximum range from a remote WiFi signal I would suggest attaching the antenna to the inside of the glass of a window. « Show Less
1929364
Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s. Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time... » Read More Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s. « Show Less
449724
It is controlled by a thermostat and really doesn't need to run unless heat builds up. If your roof can get to 85 degrees when it is 0 outside then yes it will kick on.