What temp does this maintain in a normal house? Freezer and main space?
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The temp is adjustable so it maintains temp to whatever setting is made? Maintains very well by the way!
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I found the same thing with both my units. That is, if I want the room temp. to be 78 degrees, I set the air cond. for 74 degrees. No big deal.
745975
I have mine set to a temperature of about 40 degrees F. No ice build-up yet, 3 months and running. I'm happy with my purchase.
2017833
On a standard refrigerator (like top-freezer models), there is one thermostat for the entire unit. Vents in the freezer section allow cold air to cool the fridge section. You didn't ask, but I would recommend the digital version of this temp controller. The analog controller is fairly inaccurate, in my experience and according to other reviews I have read.
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I store in refrigerator,and don't know why..but I think traveling with it at room temp..ok
1730205
52~65F. It's designed for wine, so it's not as cold as regular refrigerators.
53015
I would say about 5600 btu.it is about 9 degrees here in I'll right now and it is not doing to much for that type of cold.I have it in my living room and I have a small house,2 bdr and 1 bath my living room is about 450 sq feet.I hope this help you.
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I have a 20 X 20 basement room that is freezing. When I turn it on, the heater reads that it is 55 degrees in the room. If I turn it on at 6 am, the room is comfortable (maybe 74) by 8:30. I think it does a very good job. My parents have one that they use to heat their family which is maybe 30 X 20. I really like it.
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I had to order one from a separate vendor. I am glad I did. I bought a Arctic Freezer 13. It keeps the processor much cooler I have never seen my heat go over 80 f. It runs better. And quiet. But buy what you want.
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I have 2 small Refrig's, a 4 cu and a 1.8 cu. Both hold set temperature within a couple of degrees F.
1065112
Actually, it doesn't require any space. The cold is 90 degrees forward and out. Hot is straight up and turn handle out. Plus you can control the temp from the remote below the sink. You will hardly ever use the handle with the sensors
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The lower the temp the warmer it is. The fridge seems to run very cold so a 2/3 setting should help.
1653710
Not sure but mine is in basement that I keep at about 55 degrees. Works just fine.
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Hi Mr. Butterfield, My wife and I have our Danby Freezer in a small room in our apartment in NYC. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is constructed so well that there seems to be no reason why it would not do perfectly well in a garage. If I had a garage, I would put the Danby Freezer in it too. Also, the Freezer is Silent when it is on! It makes a very low noise after you open the door and close it, that it sounds like it is making it airtight. The Danby Freezer has heavy duty plastic sliders that move smoothly when pushing the Freezer on a floor, they also adjust in height if a floor is a little off balanced. I feel the sliders on the Danby Freezer would not move easily on a dry cement floor, unless it was painted to a durable and smooth finish. Therefore, I would protect the floor that you put the freezer on from dry cement, corrosion and dampness. I would set the Danby Freezer on top of a 1/4" inch thick Plexiglass plastic flooring or something similar. The Danby Freezer is easy to clean and defrosts rather quickly. You can place a small one inch tall long baking pan set on the floor with the door open and any water draining out can be caught in the pan. There are no ice chunks forming inside the Freezer either. It just has a frosty coating or snowy look around the walls and elements inside the Freezer that melt off the interior when it is defrosting. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is the Best Freezer I ever had! You will not be disappointed. Best regards and Happy Holidays for the New Year! ~ Marc
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i have this unit in a 25 ft x 25 ft garage; insulated (with 2 doors & windows), concrete floor & 10 ft ceiling.(attic above). it's set on the lowest setting and keeps the temp. around 50 degrees. i wall mounted the unit because i didn't want to damage the dry wall. down side: noisier than i expected, otherwise works well.garage is attached to home.
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I've been keeping it at room temp. But I'm not an expert. I hope the supplier answers.
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I would contact the manufacturer or a big retailer who could ask the manufacturer for that kind of information. I live in Vermont where I use it for indoor storage. The room is dark, but I'd say it gets up to 90 on occasion in there. My parents bought one on my recommendation and it's kept in a sunny kitchen, but it's not that hot up the mountain. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.