Will this product hold up outside with temps up to 120?
1443023
I ended up never using it, but the packaging says it is not intended for outdoor use.
1731429
I want to do the same. A quick search revealed that it can withstand temps of 200 deg F
1598810
I am using it outside on a pole between buildings. We don't get down to zero, probably 30 with wind chill and so far no issues. The cable casing seems like it would be able to handle the cold. I felt it was a good quality cable housing.
301056
I would think it would be ok for outside except for snow or extreme heat eg:Phoenix where its 110 or more. The material is foam rubber, hope this helps!
1014248
I guess it depends on how hot but its plastic so I would not think it would hold up to too high a temp.
2025551
Good question, but I'm not the one to ask unfortunately. I purchased it in the fall and it been freezing and cold here in the N.E. Based on its construction, which is fairly heavy duty plastic of a honeycomb type nature (its not solid plastic but has cavities between the inner and out layers) I would imagine it would hold up well.
1341262
I have the 12000 btu unit in a 700 sq ft cabin and it keeps up until the outside temp gets below 15 degrees and it still puts out a fair amount of heat down to 5. I would think it shouldn't have any trouble in the space you are putting it in but it might be wise to keep a back-up just in case.
670778
I havent had the opportunity to use it in temps that low. I do, however, suspect it will be susceptible to water and ice, as it does attach to the license plate frame and will be out in all kinds of weather. So far it has done what I wanted it to do. I did wrap all connections in electrical tape, as I think moisture will be its main enemy.
842125
I don't know the actual rating but from my outdoor experience, I would not recommend it's use in temperatures below the high sixties.
281832
Hello Jean, I suggest the product would last indefinitely exposed to the outside temperature but not wet by rain.
458403
I live in the Arizona desert and store the mower under a small tarp out doors. Heat is the major concern here where it can be 120 degrees in the shade and so far the mower has held up better than expected.
468540
As long as it doesn't fill with water, you should be fine. The plastic is weatherproof, but will be more brittle with low temps.
1879792
I don't know if the unit is rated for that high a temp. The most it would normally handle is about 140 degrees.
1764709
120* is no problem, but in sub-freezing temperatures expansion of ice in the 32-28* temperature range can split the brass housing or damage the shutcock mechanism. I left one outdoors on a hose end with the shutcock open and pointed down so it would drain, and still it was ruined. It is a high quality accessory, but you should avoid leaving it out in freezing temps.
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.
1587222
I have always used a small coolie with it and it has done well in keeping things cold. I think it would depend on the tempature outside also.
1178833
It's made of LDPE (low density polyethylene). It should handle extreme temperatures like a champ.