what happens to the camera when the temperature goes below -4, I'm asking because where I'm at it can go to -22 F
1865775
I have installed several of these units and have had no problems with -10 or 110, they seem to be a pretty good unit.
1865776
I will tell you what I know. I put mine up in Utah and it has gone through two winters that were not to cold but they did get down to 0F for a week straight which did not effect it now the other one iI have locked up tight.
1865777
It does not have a dome over the camera so most likely u will have problems with the unit. My suggestion would be to buy a heated dome unit.
1865778
Sorry, I can't answer that question because the camera that I purchased was installed in South Florida. I can tell you that there does not appear to be any sort of weatherproof housing so it's very susceptible to the elements... hot/cold/wet/dry. The unit that I purchased didn't last a month before failed. If it's indoors it might last a longer. Good luck
91796
I am living in Southern California... Recently cam working fine above 100F outside. Dont know what was inside my car but it was deadly hot. It is good question 'cos my GPS do not work very well in this sort of heat.
2215265
we operate in quite warm conditions - up to 108 degrees during the summer months. 8 of the 10 cameras we run are doing ok, although two of the units have now developed a rather fogged image. I'm not sure if it is heat related, but that would be my guess. Under any conditions the mini SD cards are very hot when you remove them from the camera. This has not appeared to have an effect yet on the cards however.
2206610
Nothing, what should happen? The reason you shouldn't use it above 32 degrees is you could overheat the the element or the battery. I don't use it as a battery warmer. It operates at temperatures well over 32 degrees but you have to have enough of a heat sink to dissipate the heat or turn it off and on.
1830592
This a very good camera so far, I have only owned it since last fall, as for the degrees, I'm not sure where the figure came from, as it only gets down in the 20's here where I live, So I can't really say how it works at that temp.
1685093
I just turned it on and pressed the minus degrees button until it stopped which was at 39F. The highest is 90F.
391461
I just got back from South Dakota where I dropped the camera onto the snowy ground from about 2-3 feet. I wiped off the snow but some of it melted on the camera and I was very worried. However, there were no problems. I carry the camera around in a pocket in my knapsack where it gets bounced around a lot---no problems so far. --Max Molinaro
1359074
I have had this camera body for 7 months, it has had the rapid mirror flap about 5 times mainly during cold temperatures below 15 degrees F. I removed the battery to stop it 3 times it stopped on its own the other 2. Other than that I love the camera.
2044977
This specific one, No. They do have a model that does, and you can immediately tell from the picture it will have two circular dark holes outside of the glass circle area. These cameras also DO work in sub-zero temperatures for a prolonged time. I've tested them out at -8.3 degrees F for 9 hours without any issues.
994870
my temp got down to -35f (-30 F = -34.444 C) f to -40 f (-40c)and it worked here
169509
I live in the desert of southern California where the temperatures can reach 120 degrees or more. I had no problems with my cameras being left in the car or being carried around in a pocket during the heat of the day.
1236724
Heat will affect the performance, most likely will damage the camera. My GPS chip inside of the camera got burnt during a hot summer day. The camera overall gets really hot even in normal operating conditions. There are some holes made for the heat management but it's ineffective. I wish a well known company like GoPro were making dash cams, but unfortunately we have to settle with these unknown unreliable brands.
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.
969650
The directions actually say to leave it on in cooler weather to prevent condensation from forming within the camera. I leave my camera on 24/7/365. It's been in freezing temps down to the single digits (Fahrenheit) for the past two winters and is still working like a champ!Both the camera and the receiver need power so both would have to have a 240 to 120 converter. Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they make a 240 model.
1325601
Do you live somewhere really cold? Mine had sat on my doorstep for a while in zero degrees Fahrenheit. Cold can weaken a battery as I'm sure you know. That's a possibility, or maybe the lenses/lens covers are dirty? Try looking at the beam from different distances also. PS don't be shy about sending it back for a replacement.
796398
I think this one should work in both hot or cold conditions. If the camera can take the temperature, the video head should be able to take it further.
758960
The camera works great at temps above 0 it does fog up. I sprayed it with glass defogger spray it worked at -13f after I sprayed it.