Winter Is Coming - Temp Range for Outdoor Power Adapter
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Hi, I am wondering if I should be worried about the printed temp range for the Arlo Outdoor Power Adapter. On the box and in the manual it clearly states 32-122 degrees F (0-50 degrees C).
I understand that the batteries cannot charge when the temp goes below freezing, but will the adapter power the cameras safely and effectively?
I live where we see temps well below freezing - typically in the 20's during the winter months. I expect the battery life wont be terrific and planed on using the power adapters in 2-3 outdoor cameras.
Please clarify. Thank you!
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Don't believe any damage will come to the adapter if left outside, but as you may/may not be aware, the camera will not charge below 32F( can cause battery pack damage ) and might display on screen something like " camera needs to warm up to charge "
So if it's cold, no need anyway to have plugged in.
I would use in the warmer weather and maybe invest in a charge tube with a spare battery or two for swap outs
BTW cameras are good to about -4F +/- till they stop working
Morse is faster than texting!
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