can this prevent electronics in winter?
229779
I still experienced static electricity with this brush during winter. But for detangling, still the best product I've used, wet and dry.
229780
To help with static in the winter, like most of us have, we advise to wash the brush with a liquid soap used for dishes or a baby shampoo. This will usually help. Also, using a detangling spray will help with static as well.
208626
Sorry - I don't live in a cold-weather area so don't know. Ask the manufacturer.
1441768
Cold has a good effect on electronics, but you still must prevent moisture from intruding.
1635980
No It needs to be protected from the weather, you might build a small insulated enclosure to house it and the battery.
334277
I've been thinking about my response, and the gentleman that posted contact informatio for Tripp-Lite is the best response. Think I need to do more research myself. I've used these protectors on electronics for fear of utility voltage spikes and close lightning strikes. My kitchen appliances, AC, PC are all protected by them. They are massively constructed. Fortunarely I have a wood furnace with no electronics, but I do keep the refrigerator, microwave, coffe pot and electronic range operating on a genset. Contact Tripp-Lite and also research as much as you can.
250412
It would depend on the area you live in because of ambient conditions. If freezing is a concern, then absolutely not without some sort of conditioning; I would not trust insulation alone. There are no electrical parts on it, but even if freezing is not a concern, I would still recommend finding a way to protect it from the elements, especially direct sunlight; I would expect the UV to cause damage to the unit over time.
1738460
That is correct - this pad is not thermostatically controlled and, generally speaking, should not be used in above-freezing conditions. I solved that issue by adding a thermostat to the circuit. My pad now comes on and off around 25 degrees to keep my battery warm when it's cold but doesn't cook it when the weather is nice.
469823
I don't think it would work in winter when the temps are below freezing. I don't plan on using it in the cold months.
2044780
I really don't know but the manufacturer may be able to help. The other problem is the batteries are charged by sunlight and while I have never had a problem you might during the winter. I really like mine it has worked flawlessly since I installed it.
1072878
My opinion is that UV's and moisture would eventually have an effect on device and if in the winter one must for sure protect from freezing or put the proscribed antifreeze/conditioner.
1328334
I Do not Know, but I am using in drive-way in motion activated glass fixture. Do not know its impact in winter.
732112
I live in a very cold place, this type (lipo) of battery heats up when in use, but leave out in cold without using will probably ruin them.
1503414
Thank God I live in a place where I can't answer that. But as an electrician I really can't imagine that the cold would affect it. It does seem to work well so far, and my only complaint is that is it very loud. I mean really loud. Good luck. David
270940
I do not believe this is designed to provide any insulation in the winter. It is designed to reduce sunlight thru the window to keep sun out in the summer. It may actually keep you from getting the warmth of the sun in the winter.
722764
I am using it indoor. Not sure whether it can resist the cold weather or not.
2115133
Sorry, I don't think so. We are still testing ours. In the house it freezes somewhat with electricity, but we don't have much luck with it staying very cold outside in the heat. I think other people have said the same
842428
It should be adequate for temporarily protecting an outdoor electrical outlet from rain and snow, but not total immersion. I would not trust it to remain safe for more than a month though.