What is the operating temperature range? I want to use in a freezer display case
777117
Chris -- i ended up returning because I needed the one with electrical . Sorry i can't be of help!
777118
LED's love the cold, however the low voltage power supply should be wrapped to prevent condensation. I have these in my cold display cases.
777119
Mine are used under cabinets. they are slightly warm to the touch . I think you may have problems with them getting wet from frost melting on them
241120
It worked great for me. And I'm not overclocking. Under heavy load mine goes to 54c.
378510
We put the device in freezer right after we bought it in order to test the temperature alert, but the heavy metal door of the refrigerator prevented signal transferring. I believe the device probably will survive the frozen temperature in a freezer, but you probably wouldn't be able to read the temperature because there's no signal. We have been using this device for around a year so far, it works well, so far no issue. Definitely serves the purpose.
399652
This is the wrong device for your needs. It has only one probe so you can't measure 2 temperatures. Also the lowest temperature it is rated for is 14 deg. F. so not suitable for freezer at all. It is really meant for measuring relative humidity.
1900882
Bear in mind this is NOT billed as a refrigerator. It says it will maintain a temperature about 40 degrees below ambient surrounding air temperature.(But I doubt that means if it's 40 degrees outside, it will be 0 degrees in the Koolatron.) I haven't put it to any heavy usage yet. My assumption based on initial testing is that you might get 2 - 4 hours before the inside temperature equals the outside temperature. This will depend on what you have inside, how tightly packed it is and what condition it is. (If the contents are frozen before the power is removed, you may get more time than I am guessing/assuming. Bear in mind this is NOT billed as a refrigerator. It says it will maintain a temperature about 40 degrees below ambient surrounding air temperature.(But I doubt that means if it's 40 degrees outside, it will be 0 degrees in the Koolatron.) I haven't put it to any heavy usage yet. My assumption based on initial testing is that you might get 2 - 4 hours before the inside temperature equals the outside temperature. This will depend on what you have inside, how tightly packed it is and what condition it is. (If the contents are frozen before the power is removed, you may get more time than I... » Read More Bear in mind this is NOT billed as a refrigerator. It says it will maintain a temperature about 40 degrees below ambient surrounding air temperature.(But I doubt that means if it's 40 degrees outside, it will be 0 degrees in the Koolatron.) I haven't put it to any heavy usage yet. My assumption based on initial testing is that you might get 2 - 4 hours before the inside temperature equals the outside temperature. This will depend on what you have inside, how tightly packed it is and what condition it is. (If the contents are frozen before the power is removed, you may get more time than I am guessing/assuming. « Show Less
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they list it in Celsius as [-20 - +60*C] operating temp and [-30 - +70*C] storage temp per manual pg 33
1671581
circuit capacity I assume you mean voltage, which would 120 volts a.c. yes it will freeze ice. this a good product at a great price.You cannot go wrong.
1748191
I stored it in the house until we had deer to weigh. I have not left it in freezing temps as I have ruined digital displays before by freezing them , although these new displays could be entirely safe in cold temps.
2093240
Wish I could help, but I returned my unit because it was DOA.I replaced it with a Duxtop 8100MC. I don't think the temp goes that low.
462736
I personally would not freeze liquids in it but the Use and Care Instructions say it is freezer proof to 20C/-4F
554545
I put mine in the freezer overnight and it gave a good reading. Then I left it out on the cupboard to check it for accuracy and it came up to the furnace's room temperature to the exact degree. So then I put it in the 'frig. That seemed to take a little longer - a day or so. I'm very happy!
1676323
32 degrees to 140 degrees F....Here is a link to the manual http://www.freezealert.com/v/freezealarmspecs.pdf Great little device.
1008310
Check the temperature of the freezer. It needs to be well below freezing before the ice maker will work. Around 0 to 10 degrees F.
698942
I don't know. It is set with numbers which I think starts at 125. I never needed precise temps for the veggies and fruits which is all I ever used it for.
228450
It's very safe at 350, which is the only temp I've used it at. Sorry if this doesn't help, you might try the manufacturer.
320218
Since it is stainless steel it will likely do fine provided you're not taking it up to temperatures that will have a detrimental structural effect on the steel. I'd think that you will be ok up to about 230C. Keep in mind this is an educated guess, I've got an aluminum chamber and it's been handling 175C just fine.
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It says on the product page "Temperature range: Freeze - 40 degrees centigrade below zero, Heat - 230 degrees centigrade"