The FLM uses commercial temp range components. So recommended operating temps are 0°-70°C and indoor use. Since there are no moving parts (well, except for the electrons) inside the FLM, I would expect it to be able to cope with -15°C. Furthermore, the main chip will dissipate heat during operation, raising temperature within the enclosure by some degrees.
Let me know how the FLM copes with these frosty conditions.
Cheers,
-Bart.
jmke |
pure temp wise it can go a lot colder, but what you have to worry about is condensation; when there are big temp fluctuations condensation might short circuit the internals;
Hello Christoph,
The FLM uses commercial temp range components. So recommended operating temps are 0°-70°C and indoor use. Since there are no moving parts (well, except for the electrons) inside the FLM, I would expect it to be able to cope with -15°C. Furthermore, the main chip will dissipate heat during operation, raising temperature within the enclosure by some degrees.
Let me know how the FLM copes with these frosty conditions.
Cheers,
-Bart.
pure temp wise it can go a lot colder, but what you have to worry about is condensation; when there are big temp fluctuations condensation might short circuit the internals;