Freezer in freezing conditions [RE-wrenches]

Bob Ellison, Alternative Energy Systems ellison at gisco.net
Mon Aug 21 08:41:54 EDT 2000


If the temperature is lower than the setting it just will not have to run,
sounds like it could be fairly efficient ....at least in the winter.
Up here people leave them in the garage year round.

Bob

-----Original Message-----
From:	Chuck Heath, SunPower [mailto:sunpwr at jps.net]
Sent:	Monday, August 21, 2000 8:34 AM
To:	RE-wrenches at topica.com
Subject:	Freezer in freezing conditions [RE-wrenches]

A computer friend asks this question, to which I have no answers:

 We are moving and wish to' temporarily' store a working chest freezer in
an unheated garage. I have a residual thought somewhere that it might not
work in a cold New England winter environment - something about heat
exchange. Any ideas are appreciated.

Chuck Heath _who escaped from bitter cold winters years ago_

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