Hi, how well does this compressor do in cold weather since it does not require oil? Let's say 0-10 degrees Fahrenheit. Thanks if you could answer.
649723
Not a problem. It works great in all weather. I live in Northern MN and it does get cold and it keeps working.
1499695
The compressor has worked well with the pneumatic tools. I found it on sale later at Lowes.
2115006
The cooler works between 43 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Once the temperature reaches 43 degrees the compressor turns off and will automatically restart once it goes just above 50 degrees. As per the instructions the temp cannot be adjusted and the cooler does not work with an inlet water supply, only with 3 or 5 gallon water bottles... Hope this was usefull.
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To the best of my recolection, the compressor came with start up oil and that was about it. The 'start up kits' that I have seen are primarily for the bigger compressors. Double check me on this, though. I have used this compressor for about a year now and am very satisfied. My use is homeowner/occasional and stays 'pumped up' in the garage for light immediate use. Sorry I couldn't be of more specific help.
1652390
I think the compressor is a little small. The psi is more than enough. I think you would have to wait for the compressor to refill before move on to another part of the job.
1646889
I believe it's a compressor and there is a fan that circulates the cold air. Gets beer FREEZING COLD!! Set to 30 degrees and it keeps it just above freezing!
546364
I would not recommend buying this unit. I am on my second one and they do not keep the product cold. As for outdoors I have no idea the compressor is in the back and could be damaged by rain adverse weather.
1061039
i keep it in mid level(freezer) and i have not yet hear the compressor kick in and make noise.I read some reviews about this.im not making ice(have not tried)but my water and drinks are very cold so far.So,mine is very low or quiet.
2256259
It needs about 70 to 90 psi. An oil free compressor like this one should be fine.. http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-D55140-1-Gallon-Trim-Compressor/dp/B000HZJMFM/ref=sr_1_19?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1394059638&sr=1-19&keywords=compressors
143554
Most definitely! I used it every day during the last 2 winter and it continuously froze up on me. It only occured during moments of HEAVY labor in 10*F
983800
It uses very low PSI 25-35 depending on your needs. I have a similar compressor and it is more then adequate. It is very easy to clean and does excellent work.
1744122
This runs on compressed air. It does need a pretty large compressor (or at least one with a large buffer tank) to make good use of it, but I do find it to be effective. With a small compressor, this will be not terribly useful.
1512254
The instruction manual actually states to NOT have your engine running...which surprised me. However, I run my compressor for 10 minutes at a time to fill an 8-gallon portable air tank and it's never run down my Tundra battery.
355832
Not sure and there's nothing in the manual addressing temperature ranges for use. My guess, since this unit operates from a battery, it may not perform as well in very cold temperatures. I would also be concerned about frost jamming the mechanism. There's a technical support number you can call, 800-222-1055. Good luck.
2060534
I run it with a regular compressor. But you might want a holding tank if you are going to use it alot. Its pretty taxing on the smaller compressors.
1229365
There is NO compressor so it makes the water cool. And this great as I don t like real cold water anyway. It works very well and is vey quite and I have used it over a year now. NO PROBLEMS!! Great item!!
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http://www.highseer.com/pdf/WAE_WYE_15_Sales.pdf is the link to the tech specks. It will work down to ZERO F. Outdoor Temp. It is a 15 SEER unit. It will give you an seasonally adjusted average of 15 BTUs for every Watt spent. Assuming an annual compressor running time of 650 hours, total annual consumption would be 520 KW of power.