how would it work in the arizona sun? better?
207400
Hi Steven, yes the strong Arizona sun would be much better for solar charging. Also make sure to protect your device from the heat by wrapping it in a shirt or towel. --Nika
207401
You should have no issues, I am in Iraq and it works great. This place has nothing but sun and very high temperature's.
1153304
I live in San Diego County and use the cover in the summertime. With our 70 to 80 degree air temps during the summer, the pool water gets pretty warm under the pool cover. We also have solar to warm up our pool but you can definitely feel the increased warmth directly under the cover. I would not recommend the cover for Arizona summers as I think you would be able to cook with the increased water temperature.
1775661
I've had mine for over a year and it still works good even in the Arizona sun. If you're looking for minimal protection like to just keep things out of the elements this will work good. If you want some sort of anti theft protection look elsewhere. Hope this helps.
982891
it all depends of available sun light, however I have been very happy with its performance.
761494
temps don't mater, but it needs some sunlight to charge battery--BTW- It works great, I shine it from ground onto a 25 foot flag pole.
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.
255415
It defuses the sun light. No squinting. Suppose to help with uv. You do not feel direct sun het. I like the product. Not easy to install.
38585
Yes, we have sold many to the "non-sunshine" states. Its run cycle will just be limited when the sun goes down (since its charge wouldnt ever reach 100%)
1185483
This product is the closest thing I have found to laying in the sun. The secret must be the applicator mitt that comes with it. It helps apply it evenly.
521767
This as well as others should work well in the Arizona heat. Ours are indoors, but I have one in my garage inHouston. Temps get in the high90's and it works great. Adjust the " on time" to suit your needs and away you go! William gibson
852536
It does well I bright sunlight. I don't have any complaints. I use my watch in Texas... The sun is always bright!
1134440
If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees. The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
1857061
I would say that depends upon your local climate and your expectation. Will work either way but slower with more shade...?
49668
While the Coolaroo does an outstanding job of knocking down direct sun rays, I would suggest that it will, at night, distort inside images somewhat from outside views. It will not provide a high degree of privacy. Our shades are made of a woven material that I would rate a medium tight in the weave. Thus, in the day, from inside the lanai, I can see images outside with moderate distortion.
2263660
you need the sun to have it work. if in shaded area or no sun at all it does not work.
1134441
If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees.The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
2220183
I would defiantly place the panel where it can receive full sun. It will still run but at less than optimal speed. In full sun I was very impressed with the fans performance. Not impressed with the price but you get what you pay for here.