What is the low temperature tolerance on this camera? I just had a different camera die from the cold here. Thank you.
2038985
ive made two of these into ice fishing cameras and if your worried about the cold heres a pic of them underwater in the ice cold https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/1459070_10152585103153789_9143085205472193274_n.jpg?oh=cf0c11e397c9e94edc9e38b45f82adab&oe;=551EC3EA
2038986
Its been -20 here on north dakota for it seems like ever. My truck stays outside and the camera still works although it gets a little fogged up but thats normal
2038987
Not sure. I sealed my with clear glass silicone when i installed it to keep moisture out. im in eastern oklahoma and our coldest nights are mid teens and mine is still working good.
2038988
Slob,I don't know the coldest temp that the camera will sustain, however, I mounted one on my truck, see my previous post, and it has gotten pretty damn cold here in Colorado, sub zero temp with wind chill factor, and the camera is still working as if I had mounted it during the summer. It has withstood rain, ice, snow, sand, and a high pressure car wash. Still going strong. If I could give it 10 stars I would.
1960398
I have had it for a bit more than a year now. The camera works great still. However, it wasnt all that great in the winter in Northern NY. This is mostly due to the construction of the rear of my car. There is a nice shelf below the licence plate for the snow to pile up on. Anytime more than 6" fell, the camera would become immersed in snow. After removing the snow, the camera didnt have a good picture for 30 mins or so. The finish hasnt seemed to fade anywhere except where I snugged up on the bolts. If you never move the bolts, you wouldnt notice it.
1998966
15 degrees Fahrenheit to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Since you are using this in your car you shouldn't have a problem operating this camera, since I'm sure your A|C will be on if the temp is 120 outside. Hope that helps
1988056
Not officially. I would be careful with it in the weather. Overall I think its a great camera, I've been using one for 5 years (my review is somewhere on here) and continue to be very pleased with the results.
1999830
I have only taken mine diving to 30 meters (100')...all was fine. I have also had it on an unmanned stratospheric balloon at 38km (120,000' +) ... same camera - same case. This December I'll take it to 40 km on another stratospheric flight (-60C). Next summer the same camera will be on a 15 day flight at 39km around the norther polar region ( 79 to 82 degrees N ). I've had this same camera on my helmet while skiing and on my mt. bike. This past Spring I took it on a sea kayaking trip and so far it appears to be holding up. Hasn't failed to date, but I have only had it about 9 months. Cheers - steven I have only taken mine diving to 30 meters (100')...all was fine. I have also had it on an unmanned stratospheric balloon at 38km (120,000' +) ... same camera - same case. This December I'll take it to 40 km on another stratospheric flight (-60C). Next summer the same camera will be on a 15 day flight at 39km around the norther polar region ( 79 to 82 degrees N ). I've had this same camera on my helmet while skiing and on my mt. bike. This past Spring I took it on a sea kayaking trip and so far it appears to be holding up. Hasn't failed to date, but I have only had it about 9 months. Cheers... » Read More I have only taken mine diving to 30 meters (100')...all was fine. I have also had it on an unmanned stratospheric balloon at 38km (120,000' +) ... same camera - same case. This December I'll take it to 40 km on another stratospheric flight (-60C). Next summer the same camera will be on a 15 day flight at 39km around the norther polar region ( 79 to 82 degrees N ). I've had this same camera on my helmet while skiing and on my mt. bike. This past Spring I took it on a sea kayaking trip and so far it appears to be holding up. Hasn't failed to date, but I have only had it about 9 months. Cheers - steven « Show Less
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We have one located outside in a covered porch w/o the use of the VueZone protective cover. Temperatures during the winter routinely dip into the 20s and we've never experienced a problem. VueZone claims the safe operating temps for their cameras are 14 -- 122 degrees Fahrenheit. You may have a bad unit.
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I've left mine in full sun plenty of times. I live in Utah and it gets hot here. I had it installed during the last leg of the summer. It worked fine through the heat. But, once it got below 40 degrees, the camera started to malfunction. A lot worse now since it is averaging below freezing for the high here. It won't record when you turn it on. It shows the splash screen (startup image) but won't go into the video recording mode. I have to turn it off and on a lot to get it to record. Usually I have to wait for my window defroster to heat it up a little to get it to work now.
471821
I have used this camera to a temp of about -20 degrees F, and it took pics. However, it is not waterproof, do not buy this camera.
230054
that's close to the limit of the camera operation temperature. This model has been sold to EU, Russia, North of America , at present , no any defective report caused by temperature .
1157631
Our camera is still working beautifully; I have not heard whether others have had issues. Good luck!
1504747
I 've had mine for over a year now, and live in south Texas where the temperature he's to over 108. I 've never had any trouble with it at all. The inside temperature can get as high as 130 when parked for long periods of time. As a police officer, it comes in real handy as a backup camera.
41477
The spec sheet says the camera will function up to -22F. I have had these cameras in the low single digits (Fahrenheit) with no issues so far. It also helps that the cameras give off a certain amount of heat.
2022497
I have used mine in temperatures as low as 20 below zero (for a string of 5 days) and it functioned flawlessly. The one draw back is the battery life is somewhat reduced by the cold temps. Hope this helps.
1849673
REMEMBER TO CHECK FOR HEATERS!!! if the camera doesn't have built in heaters they can lock up in extremely cold weather!!!!
2212460
Antonino, We use our cameras inside, so do not know if they would work outside at that cold temp
565016
I've had this camera up on our property during snowy winters and it has never failed me, an outstanding camera!
701505
This is a very capable camera that has fair waterproofing. I don't know how it would take extreme cold. Be sure and choose a lense that is also weather proofed. Picture quality of this camera is very good.