What is the lowest temperature this meter is rated for? I want to use it on a snow blower.
946597
No idea. However, similar electronic devices I specify are rated to zero degrees C. It's inexpensive, simple, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it at low temps.
946598
As far as I can tell, It picks up electric pulses from the spark plug when the motor is running so temperature should not impact it.
946599
It worked fine for me at 24 degrees F. I am sure that it would work well below that.
946600
I don't know, I live in southern California, it does work very well, sorry I can't be more help but I would try it
2077364
The description says it is rated for below zero. 24 Degrees was the coldest I've used it. Nice and warm all night even at 24.
258400
It depends on the the tempature. If it's really cold like it has been it doesn't work(like below zero) & you will have to use a snow rake. If it is hovering at 32 degrees or above it works fine.
977800
I don't know the lowest, I have never set it below 36 F. I use one in my shop to keep things from freezing.
1361199
We have used this generator in below freezing temperatures and it worked fine. I never saw anything in the manual however.
373103
It has worked well in temps below 50 f. I have not run it any colder yet but I feel it should have no problems. It starts instantly.
1963551
i have it @ 7 Celsius , and is working fine so far. i think you can still go lower. hope this helps.
824125
My sensor is in my house so it's never exposed to "very cold weather." But our outside winter temps get into the 20's and teens at night and this has never set it off. But I keep the temps inside around 68 degrees.
1138619
The lowest you can set it is 45 degrees. I normally set mine so that it doesn't get colder than 58 degrees but I set it down as low as I could upon getting your question and it would not go any lower than 45, it stopped going down.
2247667
not sure what to tell you if safety is the issue. +/-0.1 is a small window. if you just need to be within 70 - 90 degrees you'll be ok. I'm a mechanic and use one for heating and ventilation issues with excellent results. again if safety is not the issue I think it will work fine but my concern is the tolerance window is pretty small.
825468
This works by temperature. When the temp gets to your min/max, the outlet cuts the power. You need to know your working temp. The specs. will determine if it can work at a low enough temp.
842125
I don't know the actual rating but from my outdoor experience, I would not recommend it's use in temperatures below the high sixties.
782099
Couple of possibilities. 1)check for computer codes. I there I was code that has been computer error attached (I think it is 601) then there Is a fault In computer and the ECM has to be replaced. 2) the heater has its own separate computer an could be sending the wrong signal to the blower or 3) and most likely the resistor has faulted an you have to change the resistor block. This Is cheapest an most likely. Mine has part not col temperature rated so will not work in -40 weather, have to use heating torch to warm up resistor block first.
1818806
It works fine below 0C as long as you don't flex the plastic very much. Cold temps don't damage the plastic so you should be fine in static applications down to -20C and probably lower. I wouldn't use it above the 250C on the upper end, though.
468805
When it freezes below about 20 you have to drain it to protect the coils. That said, you may start the water and fire it up when it is below freezing, just remember to drain it once it cools off.... Our unit works on a single handle application, it just has to be set at a lower temp.
1150484
I would say 32-150f? Basically just calibrate it at the same temperature you will be using it at. I like this unit a lot.
2151948
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10C (14F) or above 60C (140F). However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.