Will it work in a freezer that runs a around 3 degrees F for 20 days?
1962611
Mine's been running at -8 degrees for a couple of months now. It seems to be quite accurate.
2074116
If you were to place the item in a regular refrigerator, depending upon the temperature setting, the item would freeze within 1 to 1-1/2 hours; otherwise, if you were to use a conventional or deep freezer, the item would freeze within 20 to 30 minutes.
1840922
no it will start and stop the whole unit when the temp is reached in the freezer the whole unit will shut off plus most refrigerators use the cooling from the freezer with a fan and blend dampener which won't work when the temp in the freezer is met
1343141
As long as oven is preheated. But it cant go from oven to freezer without first cooling.
1496884
I am sorry I really do not know. I bought this as a gift for somebody in Florida so there is no worry for freezing.Sorry I cannot be more help.
163174
Technically the answer is no. Because the cooler isn't a freezer the inside temperature will be higher than a freezer. But with that said, this will keep things cold for a long time. I brought this to the desert once and after sitting in the sun for days there was still some ice left, no much ice, but impressive none the less.
232955
Who knows -- attached to a metal door it would seem to lose connection at 15' of the freezer. I've also had it be pretty reliable at 20' of the refrigerator. It may be that the device range is different given different temperatures
479911
I am unable to tell you what the current draw is. There isn't a separate refrigerator or freezer mode it just depends on how cold you set the temperature. Some real life examples with the contents already frozen and the temp set at zero I was able to leave the unit (not running) for up to 3 hours in 80 degree temps and not have more that a 10 degree rise in temp. The unit worked great on my 3 month trip around the USA and will be using it on all further trips.
1623444
It will go well below 40 degrees, in fact, I had set at at the coldest setting and the cans were freezing and bursting openSo I backed it off to about 3/4 of the way and they were still freezing, it does a good job of keeping things cold
1723130
It will work correctly after the short shipping period. For long term storage like more than a week it should be below 32 degrees.
1961208
I don't see why you couldn't. As long as you are not placing the contact sensor inside of the freezer. Some sensors will malfunction at extreme temperatures.
1931914
It worked in 30F weather today. The only reason it wouldn't work in really cold weather would be if the battery freezes.
143552
I've never had this happen, and I've used it at temperatures below zero. But, I suppose it depends. If you're using it in the Arctic or Antarctic, then it probably would freeze some what. I bet if you're not out too long it would work at temperatures around -10C to -15C for a long time. Colder than that, and it might begin to freeze over a bit. I would check out the manufacturer's specifications and make sure that whatever temperature you plan to use it in is within the spec range.
85074
You have to use a lithium battery. In refer about a year. In freezer about 4 to 6 months.
1036313
Not sure precise temps but, you can set it low enough to freeze food in certain spots. I would say normal range for any regular refridgerator
2153654
Down into the freezing area, you'll be fine. Even short periods of sub freezing if it's covered. It will run most of the time but stay 104. Below zero? I doubt it.
2070178
If you are talking about a refrigerator with the freezer on top instead of a side by side, of course it will freeze. A freezer is a freezer regardless of where it is positioned. I believe freezing temp is 32 degrees. Anything colder than that freezes. If you are asking if it will get cold enough just sitting it in the refrigerator, no it will not. It needs to freeze. I am assuming there is a gel or something inside the walls of the container, and that is what gets the liquid cold enough to freeze during the process.