Can the unit be used to maintain higher temeperature, e.g., 55 to 58F to cool my small home winery building?
1400805
yes- just make sure to get the proper size air-cond. The unit works great with lots different setting
1400806
Yes. I use mine to keep my curing room at 45 to 55 degrees. Your a/c should bring the temp down to about 60 to 62. You should have no trouble to regulate it between 55 and 58. Hope this helps. Mdg
1400807
Hi Bruce. We use our cool bot to keep an 8 x 10 cooler at 38 degrees F. I would post this question directly to Cool Bot. Kat
1400808
I would think that it would If it will cool a 7x7x7down to 38 it should cool alike a12x12 down to 55 58
1400809
Yes absolutely. I have never used mine for temperatures that high....but I went to my Cool Bot just now and adjusted it and it will go up to 59 degrees. I love the Cool Bot...wish they had a freezer version!!!! I have used this air conditioner: FEDDERS az7r24e7a I have bought 4 of these so far on the internet and they are perfect.
293801
Not at all. If the unit getting hot, place a cooler box under, like a lap top.
2024566
I have my CoolBot set up in a 4x6 walk-in cooler with the smallest air conditioner available. It has no trouble keeping the temp below 38*. I am very impressed and pleased with the CoolBot.
731095
Stevie, this is not the unit you want if you need that much control of the heat. It has preset increments, which jump at least 10 degrees each time. Like from 350 to 365, one shining example.
1517933
I would get the highest BTU you could. I am not an expert, but I have been quite happy with this unit. With fans on it is able to cool a 900 sq foot space (with fans and shading) on a fully exposed all window office. You should look into the part that supports it from the outside. That seems to help with the support. Hope this helps.
1057091
Yes. You can set it at 72 and leave it at 72. Or any other temp for that matter. This is a very good unit quiet, and energy efficient. It is our second one. The other lasted 20 years.
1318209
I would not recommend this unit to use where your cabinet was. The fan on this wine cooler is in the back and it needs cooler air to chill the inside of the wine fridge. So if the air behind the unit stays warm it will never cool low enough to properly store your wine. Solution: look for a wine fridge that circulates air from the bottom front.
2105649
It will be less but it sounds like you have a ventilation problem to solve if temps are too high with T5s in such a small space.
733704
I think it can be set to cool down to 40F or 45F.. I use it to cool 10 gallons of fermenting beer to 50F and it works great. If you don't have other heat sources and run an efficient set up 65F shouldn't be an issue for 75 gallons. If you want to be safe though get the 1/6 HP chiller.
661338
Unfortunately, since it is generally fairly temperate where we live I have not measured it's cooling ability in a warm room; we just leave it at 60 degrees without any problems. Do note though that this is a "wine cooler" not a "fridge" the distinction being that perishables will spoil in it.
199480
According to the specifications listed on the unit's web page (http://www.allavino.com/wine-refrigerators/winecooler4059/MWR-541-BL-C.shtml), the ambient temperature range for the unit is 45-80°F. So no, I would not advise placing the unit into a garage that heats up to 90 degrees.
1657535
I think it works better in the drier climates. The unit is large and is meant more for the garage or work areas. A portable AC would cool better. This is too loud to use in a house. This is an evaporative cooler, not a swamp cooler.
495747
The lowest temp mine gets to is 54F. The home environment has no AC only overhead ceiling fans. I only use red wines in my Haier. Hope this helps.
2106629
if it's not too humid and the air is blowing on you from less than 8', yes. Nice cool, humidified air. Can be made to fan across area and could cool two or three people adequately. I have three units and really love them inside.
1225296
No, placing an evaporative cooler in a humid environment will cause the room to grow hotter. In order for the unit to be efficient, it needs to be placed in an are that has 40% or lower of a humidity level.
1961976
Thermoelectric coolers are all limited by the outside room temperature since they don't have a compressor like a fridge. It's the trade-off since compressors vibrate which you don't really want for your wine. So it the room is 80, the cooler won't go below 65 or so.
1754214
I believe as long as you have a place to vent it out of the space you are trying to cool, it should work. Just make sure that where ever you vent it out to, that it is ok to vent really warm air in there. This is a powerful machine and the air that it circulates out is hot. But it works really well cooling the space, I had it in an above garage room that would normally be very hot and it worked great!