To what temperature is this insulated? Is this insulated enough for winter temps of 10 degrees F? Thanks.
1570713
My kitty condo sits outside on my porch. I added a blanket and pad so it seemed to work just fine.
1570714
Not sure about the temperature. BUT, if you purchase the Snuggle Safe, which you heat in your miro-wave, it should last about 6 hours, then you have to re-heat it. Put alot of fleece blankies in the condo. Keep the condo away from the freezing winds and rain-snow! If the cat can come inside, let that happen. If not, make sure the cat is warm, and warm water in their bowl, which you may need to do alot! Same if it is a dog! NOT GOOD to leave ANY animal outside in that type of weather!
1570715
As a user of the Kitty Condo, I can't say what temperature it's rated for. I can tell you I have used this for 2 winters in Connecticut as winter housing for a feral cat. Connecticut does have 10 degree weather at times. I turn the opening away from the wind and the cat has done very well.
1851542
Not that we know of. We live in NC, so we don't get below zero temps. But, it worked perfectly when we were down to 10 degrees.
977676
No it is not insulated. It is a sealed garbage can with a hot plate on the bottom.
1053070
No specific temperature. It is cold upon arrival but heats up the second you plug it in.
320547
never used in winter myself. holding air now and its 10 degrees. but if u strap the skis thru the windows as well i think it will. it does come with two straps tho. id get at least one more at $10. feel free to ask questions. Tim
227303
According to the manufacturer it is made with waterproof materials. According to other reviews it is not made for super cold weather. Thank you!
921460
It is difficult to get the right answer here, I feel cold much more than some of my friends so the answer is relevant... anyway, in my opinion this should can be used when it is up to 25-30 Degrees Celsius... (I have never tried but I guess it will be warm at as low as 5-10 DC).
330014
I agree with Charles--I have had it up to 500 F but I remember it being good to 1000. It is fiberglass.
239155
It's definitely well insulated. Appears to be some type of expanding foam, probably 3/4" or more thick judging from wall thickness. I can say that if you run it at 195F for 14 hours with outdoor temp in the 60-70 range, it's hard to detect any surface heat with your hand on the door or sides.
1931684
It's not insulated but if you add some ice packs it will stay cold for hours! The more packs the longer it's cold.
1834215
This mat can maintain 10-20 degrees F above ambient temperature. I don't think it will be able to maintain something from freezing when the ambient temperature is below zero (temperature differential is more than 30 degrees F). You will need something else to help it out such as extra insulation or an additional heat source.
777329
I do not know the actual temperature but it keeps everything nice and cold!
2013678
It does really good 15-25 degrees but u still gotta layer up with thermals if it gets colder than that. U gonna have to put the settings on high so that the cold wont sink in.Battery charges fast like 30 min so i change them during my break n lunch. Get another battery if u outside all day. The battery won't last if u keep it on high.
977674
No. The unit is not insulated and I am unaware of an insulating sleeve. This unit runs pretty hot though so even in extremely cold temps I think it will perform well. In fact I have to cut hours off longer recipes because this unit is an airtight, hotter unit.
515578
30 degrees easily; 20 is pushing it, but works alright after you been in it and warmed it up a bit. It's rated for below that, but I wouldn't use for 10 degrees or less. It's also a large bag, and on the heavy side. There are more compact, lighter bags that would be better if you have to pack it in any distance.
1501479
This is not a durable product. If you buy it be sure to save your receipt and check for wear and defects BEFORE your return period ends. It will only cool about 10 degrees below the surrounding temperature. Keep this in mind and do NOT lay it on any rough surfaces. I took mine back so I don't remember if it said not to use it outdoors. I always recommend people call the manufacturer with questions like this.
681962
IT does seem to hold in warmth. Its great for winter. The only ones that are not as hot are the dense 3"...which I have not been able to find.