If you have these installed and say a child opens the door and tries to push it beyond the 87 degrees what will happen?
652603
You can manually push past 87 deg, but need force and they will spring back.
1825250
The plunger would only have a problem if it got wet and froze while the door is closed. That could probably be prevented by using a shim on the floor and mounting the door unit so it's higher off the floor.
508579
They have to be chilled from the manufacturer as well. Chilled at the door means nothing if they have been stored in 90 degree heat for a month in a warehouse. Got to a local distributor.
728581
None whatsoever door works like a charm,just make sure it is installed by someone who knows what they are doing....
632089
The top of the cabinet doors beneath prevent them from opening a full 90 degrees. I have mine adjusted so they don't make contact with those doors.
511676
If it gets warmer than 250 (which it can) you risk a chance of messing up the seals around the door..so 250 is about as good as it gets
670384
I brought mine inside when temperature got below 32 so I'm not sure. High temps are no problem.
924637
I am not sure but i do know if temp. outside is above mid 80s then pressure is increased enough in them that they wont work properly , so id guess , depending how your house is kept as far as its ambient temperature that ,that gives you some idea, sorry i couldn' t give you better answer .
495433
Set the heating pad on low and make sure it's covered well with the fleece blankets and you will be fine. They shouldn't tear into it with their teeth, but can be curious little guys.
1737553
I suggest you replace the oven as the door is getting very hot. The door insulation and or sealing mechanism is not working. You do not want you child near this oven when on!!!The heatshield product layered on the outside of the door should protect to the touch as it is rated to 500 degrees direct contact. But it will not be servicable over time. Then how do you adequately cover all surfaces.....Dump the oven!!!
2057305
That will depend on how big the room is. I didn't when using it but they are in a smaller room. Use your best guestimate; if it doesn't seem to be working with an open door, I would close the door and see how they react. I hope that helps.
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It may...but I think your son will need to set a piece of metal that the magnet attracts near it, and you should notice a change in the strength the closer the object gets to the sensor. I would also suggest that the magnets are kept stationary and the metal substance should move towards the magnet. Magnet strength SHOULD NOT be affected by temperature unless frost or sweat is introduced in the formula. Enough of either would greatly hinder the strength of the magnet in use
1195155
Carlos: I installed two of these in my pickup bed cover to lock/unlock it remotely. They worked fine in temps from 20 to 120 degrees (F).
1193304
Yes, the temperature probably should be above about 50 degrees. Higher would be better. I installed mine when the outside temperature was about 80. They are real well stuck.
1514430
To the extent my knoledge no.....But I installed mine right next to the motor in the air so nothing can trip it!(Did the same thing on my dads (different motor) but it would not work with out hooking them up)It has a safety if your foot is under the door it opens back up. Thats enuf of a safety for me!Just install them 6 inches apart next to the motor easy fix
2124297
More than 90 degrees. It is stopped by the wall. I think when I first opened the box and pulled it out, the door swung a full 180, but i can't swear to that.
690347
It worked great for me. Setup is fairly easy but just read instructions carefully. This will work fine however he/she will see it and disable it....maybe. put it on the outside of the door so it cannot be disabled from his/her side.