What is the coldest temperature that you can use this in?
648637
I would not reccomend using this tape at any temperature. I bought it and used it in 60 degree water. Did not work at all. Ended up buying a patch kit with seperate adhesive.
648638
We used it on our pool tarp this fall & it's been below zero this winter, but we won't know til the snow melts if it has held up.
103921
Don't know what you mean by "cold" but it works for me. I never tried it in in below freezing weather, but I would guess that the stuff does not freeze too easily. I suggest you contact the manufacturer.
2140365
I would not recommend this heater for temps that cold. I use it at my office in a cubical and it just takes the chill out.
967170
I've only used warm but that works very well. I don't see why cold wouldn't be the same.
983019
I don't recall reading any prohibition about cold weather. I keep mine in an unheated shop and pulled it out the other day when it was well below freezing. It worked like a champ.
2151947
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10°C (14°F) or above 60°C (140°F).However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.
1851837
Yes, setting "1" is the warmest, and "5" is the coldest. I keep ours at about 3, and it does not freeze items in the refrigerator. There is a film of ice in the freezer compartment.
1479418
So far the coldest it has gotten where I live is low 50's and has stuck with no problems. I don't know about the winter yet, but don't foresee an issue.
2144360
Cold retards the curing process. At very low temperatures curing can slow to a halt. The practical application temperature is 50 degrees. The preferred temperature range is 60-90 degrees.
1931914
It worked in 30F weather today. The only reason it wouldn't work in really cold weather would be if the battery freezes.
1587222
I have always used a small coolie with it and it has done well in keeping things cold. I think it would depend on the tempature outside also.
295785
Good question! The coldest I have ever used it was maybe, 29°C. I realized it had been awhile since charging, so I plugged it in and it took about 1.5 hours for a complete charge. This is a nice little unit for the battery which Autozone and AAA test and want to replace, and then you re-charge it and it's fine for another 3 years. It is NOT a service station-rated unit. It will re-charge a dead (no spark) battery with a deep cycle in about 3-4 hours.
143552
I've never had this happen, and I've used it at temperatures below zero. But, I suppose it depends. If you're using it in the Arctic or Antarctic, then it probably would freeze some what. I bet if you're not out too long it would work at temperatures around -10C to -15C for a long time. Colder than that, and it might begin to freeze over a bit. I would check out the manufacturer's specifications and make sure that whatever temperature you plan to use it in is within the spec range.
254539
No, this is for a range of 20 to 80 degrees use in a refrigerator. There are others out there that will.
2022499
As far as i know it doesn't matter how cold it gets. Mine worked great in the lower teens.
888196
I used it when it was about 50 degrees out and it worked well. I also used it when it was 40 degrees, but 40 was too cold and unless you were sitting right next to it, it did not keep you warm.
1337742
It cools 40f below the ambient - so if you have this in a room temp environment (70-75f) then it should attain (30-35f), ie very cold. If you have it in a car where its usually warmer (85-90f) then you get warmer temps (85-40=45f)... still cool enough to store dairy. Now this depends upon the claim of cooling 40f below ambient actually being true.