I read the reviews and some Q&amp;A. I need to use this in a freezer that runs around 3 degrees F but has high speed fans. Will this work?
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Sounds like it might be commerical Frig. ALL Frigs have fans, but not high spped. My no-profession opinion is Place It Somewhere It Is Not In Direct air blowing from the fan if you can. Blowing air over something usually has a cooling effect. This unit has very good accuracy specs.
254539
No, this is for a range of 20 to 80 degrees use in a refrigerator. There are others out there that will.
2185205
I am sorry but I can't tell you if it works for your needs but most are adaptable to fit as long as the voltage and amperage are within the required levels. I purchased 2 of these but not for conventional uses. I built a prototype cooling system for my a/v receiver. Have had no problem with the fans and it drop the operating temp by 30 degrees. As far as computers, not sure. Sorry
399650
T/here are no specifications in the text. I guess I would not use it in the freezer as I am convinced it would devastate the instrument. Now if you want to keep tabs on humidity and temp in your fridge. I would imagine it would handle that ok.
157058
There is no temp control. It will probably keep already frozen food frozen for awhile especially if you add frozen ice blocks but I wouldn't expect it to act like a freezer. I also think the 40 degrees below ambient is optimistic. Here in SF the temps are generally in the 60's & 70's & we've never had anything in the cooler freeze, ever.
1112125
Look at how much wattage each appliance takes (should be printed on a plate in amps or watts. watts is amps times volts) If it falls within the max. Watage the generator can handle you should be fine. keep in mind that modern fridge and freezer compressors can only handle a 5% voltage diferance, that is why I'm looking for a device to smooth out the surge and ebb of this generator. Not sure if this generator is within that tolerance.
656543
1) You can hear it running, but it makes no more noise than my 18 cu.ft. Whirlpool.2) The answer totally depends on the shape of the container(s). The more surface area, the quicker the total freeze. I see no reason that your container(s) wouldn't freeze just as fast in the Waynter as in your home unit. It may be best to keep the unit in the quick freeze mode, and set it at max. cold until they are frozen.
894654
It says it can. I use them in our Freezers at -5 degrees. Easy installation, great coverage and our IT dept likes the management software. POE so no need for power.
1884403
This is a very nice fridge/freezer. At start up it ran at 4.6 amp. Once it reaches temp, it runs at less than 1 amp. You will be very happy with this appliance. With the seperate compartment, you get very little frost, too.
1683295
Yes it will. It cools so well my computer is cold to the touch all the time. The only thing is the two pieces of plastic that keep the computer on the stand break very easily. I have two of these and both of them have broken stops. So the performance is great and the durability not so good. I have owned mine for almost a year and they are both running.
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i would say not. we bought this for when hurricanes and power outage to run a fan, a small fan. It dies out pretty early, when we tried any appliance, like a microwave, it killed it asap. i think it might do a small fridge for maybe an hour. better off with a bucket of ice. the charge cord fell apart at the end you plug in as well, and now doesnt work at all.
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1) You can hear it running, but it makes no more noise than my 18 cu.ft. Whirlpool. 2) The answer totally depends on the shape of the container(s). The more surface area, the quicker the total freeze. I see no reason that your container(s) wouldn't freeze just as fast in the Waynter as in your home unit. It may be best to keep the unit in the quick freeze mode, and set it at max. cold until they are frozen.
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I don't believe you would have any problem with this unit at that temperature due to the auto- defrost feature. However, I would not feel comfortable running it for very long at these temperatures. Also when the temp is that low, you usually don't need a dehumidifier. I don't know. Maybe it is different in a garage.
983020
Yes, I have used it at about 35 degrees F. It's components are an electric motor, hydraulic fluids and metal and they should all work below freezing.
2188556
Kind of. Freezers don't cool in the same way a fridge does. If you want to convert it to a charcuterie cave that does not get opened often the freezer would be adequate but not ideal. If you just want to convert it to a regular fridge I would say no simply because you would open and close it too often and it would not rebound to the correct temp efficiently.
54451
I use this for a cooler to cool meat. I can keep it at 40* . I guess it would work for that.
398556
Yes, it's a completely air tight cooler that works very very well. We shipped something UPS overnight not knowing if the freeze packs would stay frozen. They stayed frozen for three days!