will it handle 140 degree temps running thru it?
516852
you answered too later. i was told it would....i already ordered it......crap.
516853
Hi,I know I'm a bit late answering u but I can't really tell u if it could handle 140 degrees tem..I can tell u that its a great inline duct fan..Also it does handle a huge amount of cold air running through it...I hope this helps
1683295
Yes it will. It cools so well my computer is cold to the touch all the time. The only thing is the two pieces of plastic that keep the computer on the stand break very easily. I have two of these and both of them have broken stops. So the performance is great and the durability not so good. I have owned mine for almost a year and they are both running.
1800953
I was told that it can get up to about 120 degrees. It's suggested to get a thermometer to use with it to watch the temp.
1443164
I have this running on a 9590 currently, and it does a decent job. I range between 27-47C. I had a different setup before with dual inline radiators, but I have not had the time to get this setup implemented again.
656334
It's 36 degrees F. Depending on the temperature of the room, I doubt it will run that cool. The lowest I've run mine is 64 degrees F. Usually it is set to 70.
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.
172535
Yes, down to 40 degrees below that it uses heat strips so at that point it would be the same.
983020
Yes, I have used it at about 35 degrees F. It's components are an electric motor, hydraulic fluids and metal and they should all work below freezing.
1731429
I want to do the same. A quick search revealed that it can withstand temps of 200 deg F
1028632
Yes, up to 350F, see manufacturers website http://www.techefusa.com/template/support/product_care.php
692679
I have a 140 with a 9.9, the way its installed I dont think it gets a lot of stress regardless of seize. I hope you can make it work!
1986739
It won't be perfect but I assume if you let the heat/AC run for a bit and then take a reading it will be very close to the actual temperature of the air produced.
1735607
Depending on the temp and type of fuel you're gonna use...It should perform flawlessly...I used mine in 15 degree temp with moderate windy conditions...I also used snow peak fuel.....So it should perform well....Also you might want to use a wind shield...
1626258
I have only used it above the 350 temperature a couple of times. Hasn't seemed to be a problem.
1336090
Yes, it operates at very low temperatures and has a defrost cycle, which is why I purchased it. It has survived temperatures as low as 8 °F.
1122790
I live in the south, but we have had a rather sever winter. My best guess would be that it would handle four without problem. I filled a 800 gallon hot tub and had to wait for the water to cool to get in this winter (120 f) is a bit hot for me. It is a very good unit, but i would extend the exhaust further from the clean air intake than is recommended. I put an elbow and a 36" piece of pvc at a 90 degree angle from the clean air intake. No error codes no matter how much water goes through after that change.
725044
I haven't checked mine, but it's nowhere close to 140-150F; it's more in the 200F Range. Something is definitely wrong with your Machine. Did you descale it regularly? Maybe that's something to look at.