How will the heat pump work well in cold temperures or well it freeze up?
1357034
We just had a week of 15-25 degree days and it consistently blew about 80 degree air. Should be no freeze up as freeze up is from humidity.
1357035
The heat pump continues to work in cold weather. However, my heat pump produces less heat in colder weather. In hot weather it produces lots of cool
1357036
Have had no problems might need more heat when below 20 for a long time. We are A/C contractors
1357037
heat pump do not work well or at all at temps much below 32F when the temps get down to around 25f they really do not work at all most house heat pumps have electric heat coils built into them just for this problem I do not think these mini system have that setup
2193641
I dont know, it didnt get above 32 here. However I dont see how it would, it seems to be a constant heat source. Mine just couldnt handle the cold apparently, it froze through the first night.
1646890
It is a compressor and it will get very cold. Will easily freeze beer at lower settings. It works very well and holds pretty constant temperatures.
1808594
This happened to me also, the problem is that the unit gets too cold and will not work. I'm not happy with that, it should work in the winter.
1733029
Hello! Due to the harsh mid-west winter temperatures, some of pumps have experienced damage due to freezing during postal transit. Please contact Relogy Shop through your Amazon account, and we will be happy to replace your pump as soon as possible. Thank you! The Customer Service Team at Relogy Shop
98875
Have NOT tried it in cold weather, hose has never kinked with regular use though. The whole system is good quality, so above freezing should be fine.
2094358
I would think it freeze in cold weather as it is plastic. mine is in the garage.
124755
Ours is installed indoors but this model can be installed either way. You are not supposed to install it in climates that have the potential to freeze. Freezing will damage the heater. Water will freeze in the boiler tank and crack it. So if you live in a cold location you should stick with a tank water heater. They hold hot water all the time so they won't freeze. The tankless ones don't heat the water in the boiler till you turn on the hot water. So if it's freezing outside and you don't use the hot water for several hours (like overnight) the water in the boiler will freeze, expand and crack the boiler. Ours is installed indoors but this model can be installed either way. You are not supposed to install it in climates that have the potential to freeze. Freezing will damage the heater. Water will freeze in the boiler tank and crack it. So if you live in a cold location you should stick with a tank water heater. They hold hot water all the time so they won't freeze. The tankless ones don't heat the water in the boiler till you turn on the hot water. So if it's freezing outside and you don't use the hot water for several hours (like overnight) the water in the boiler will freeze, expand and... » Read More Ours is installed indoors but this model can be installed either way. You are not supposed to install it in climates that have the potential to freeze. Freezing will damage the heater. Water will freeze in the boiler tank and crack it. So if you live in a cold location you should stick with a tank water heater. They hold hot water all the time so they won't freeze. The tankless ones don't heat the water in the boiler till you turn on the hot water. So if it's freezing outside and you don't use the hot water for several hours (like overnight) the water in the boiler will freeze, expand and crack the boiler. « Show Less
983001
Mine is working great! If you maintain the pump, like winterizing it, should work for several years,,,
808388
I have not used in freezing temperatures. Heated waterer is best, they have one similar to this. This is the best waterer for regular use.
399573
My shop is in my unseated garage. It doesn't get below 40* The humidity is lower when it's cold so the unit runs a lot less than in the spring and summer, but it functions fine. Of course, if you mean below freezing when you say low temperatures, it wouldn't work, it would ice 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.
1011681
I don't really know because I am not using it outside, but I think it might freeze up if it is not too sunny during the winter. I think you probably need something with a heater or that has constant power so it runs continuously.
1945322
We live in the Pacific NW so freezing is not really an issue here as it rarely drops below zero. We have ours stored in the garage and didn't have any problems over the winter.
1618259
I had problems in cold weather (40 deg F) when I ran it on a 15 amp circuit--it would just hum and trip the breaker, and I'd have to cycle it on and off quickly before I finally got it to run. I ran it the same day on a 20 amp circuit and it worked just fine.
2279994
I use mine in a outside garage and it has been as cold as 27 degrees F but I'm not sure how good it would work in an ice house. This system has two types of sensors one senses when a door is opened the other is an IR motion sensor.
1924019
Winter where I am has not been consistently cold enough for me to be sure. We have had a few cold days. The dehumidifier kept running without freezing over but extracted moisture at a slower rate. It also provided some heat. I'm not sure, but I believe the manufacturer claims the unit can run at lower temps. I hope this helps.