How warm does the cable get? for my purposes I would need around 80-90 degrees
758762
NO!! It will only get between 45-50 degrees. Just hot enought for it to melt ice. Sorry!
758763
The temperature of the cable is not controlled. It is a simple resistance heater, designed to work well at cooler temperatures. You need to turn it off when the weather gets warm to prevent it from over heating and being damaged. There are temperature controlled switches designed for these heater cables that turn them off above about 35or 40 degrees F. That is also why they should not touch each other, the cable may overheat at the point of contact.
758764
Warm to the touch. Not hot enough to burn you. Did not measure temp so can't be more precise.
758765
I don't know... I returned them because they would not work with my leaf guard system. Sorry
1114175
I believe it to be rated at 40 amps due to the length of the cable. although I have seen it other places saying its rated for 50 amps go figure.
1191203
Yes, but not outdoors in the elements, the cable is not rated for outdoor and underground... and if it will be bent drastically while that cold it may still not be suitable.
526296
Yes , I think that would work just fine. My winch has never generated much heat at all. In fact my cable has some kinks and is starting to fray. I will replace with synthetic when the time comes.
757735
Its gotten pretty warm. I try to charge it for only the recommended time and not leave it pluggedin too long
2096029
mine has gotten quite warm. I don't use it longer than necessary - only in emergencies, not as a substitute for a regular charge. I'd be careful where you place it while charging.
606902
I've got a 50ft heavy extention cord run out. I would not use a light weight household type cord though. -0 temperatures and product has worked fine.
1407344
There is a range of temperature you can set by turning the knob at the wired end from around 65 to 85F
310362
90 degrees, you will be satisfied and the price is very reasonable. Cant go wrong.
649835
They are 90 degrees. I believe it's better than straight bc they ate less likely to break towards the plugs and are more secure.
109857
Dear Michael,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger High Speed HDMI cable.The cable is flexible, but can't be bent 90 degrees. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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I keep this in my truck. Seems to respond well to temp changes. I live in Vermont and it has reached the 90's a few times this year. It's always been plugged into head unit and device so the cable is stresses a bit. So far so good. Good quality and looks much better than a straight cable to me. GL!
2015585
I don't know how hot it gets. Mine didn't work, so I got one from Micro Mark that is one strong / heavy duty wire independent of the loop.
1705780
I think it would be fine. It doesn't get very hot. The cord gets warm from pulling power, but overall it might work good for something like that.
1728060
Depends somewhat on the size of your TV. I'd say 45 degrees max. Not sure 90 would be possible with any mount.
1327626
I have not had any overheating issues. Sometimes the thunderbolt cable gets warm, though.
850384
you should have no trouble running a cable 12 to 15 feet as long as the wire is heavy enough. carol