How does the suction cup work under cold conditions (0 to -25 F) ?
1332422
So far it has never once detached and I've pulled on it and everything. I'm in New England so it's definitely been really cold.
1332423
Have not experienced much weather as of late below about 25 F so it hard for me to comment.
229928
I'm in NE Ohio, it works fine in the cold! I would recommend adhesive Velcro or something like that. Adhesive tape alone might not hold up in the cold weather.
1861125
I always lift my wipers in cold weather off the windshield until I am ready to drive. I have not had your problem as yet. But my fluid lines are attached to the wiper arm, so the hot fluid is sprayed across the glass with the wiper movement. Works pretty good for me. My Temps only go down to 0 rarely. Usually around +10 at night.
1786271
The coldest temp I used it in was about 25 degrees. It worked just fine. I highly recommend it.
296708
I have been using these units in my car and class A motorhome for about 20 years and it informs me when the outside air temp. falls below 36F.This avoids winter trouble in icy conditions.Love it. The happy wanderer.
1517610
Mike, it is a bad idea to buy this regardless of temperature. IF you get one with adjustment screws you might be able to zero it at the common 25m. If it has no set screws then who knows. Save the money from buying this piece of junk and purchase a better made one.
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.
299898
I don't know as I do not live in a very cold climate. Sorry I cannot be of more help
240099
There is a suction cup and it stays in one place. No problems with it. Don't need it in the summer though.
2146496
I use it for auto racing in the summer months, so I have no experience with it in very cold conditions.
155527
It is very flexible. I bought one to use on the dashboard of my car to set my GPS on. This did not work, my dashboard has a textured surface and the pad would not adhere to it. I do think it would adhere well to smooth surfaces if anti-slip is what you are looking for. From my limited experience with silicone rubber, 350-480 degrees F is usually the range for recommended upper operating temperatures depending on the silicone rubber formulation used. I think 600 degrees F may be on the edge of failure.
269069
Mine's mounted in a car and doesn't seem tomgetvwet.Don't know about the cold yet...
1738460
That is correct - this pad is not thermostatically controlled and, generally speaking, should not be used in above-freezing conditions. I solved that issue by adding a thermostat to the circuit. My pad now comes on and off around 25 degrees to keep my battery warm when it's cold but doesn't cook it when the weather is nice.
2022499
As far as i know it doesn't matter how cold it gets. Mine worked great in the lower teens.
881443
It works very good in cold or warm weather, and 32 degrees below it still works well. Just like any other electronics don't get it wet.
1797672
Not too cold by the fasteners. I also use it on my knee and it works great.
946597
No idea. However, similar electronic devices I specify are rated to zero degrees C. It's inexpensive, simple, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it at low temps.