Greetings,

I have a pair of BeoLab Pent 3 active loudspeakers that are destined for a lakehouse in Lucerne.  Over winters, the house is very cold.

I have downloaded a manual (as I am not at home now), but cannot find any data on temperature limitations for storage. 

Can anyone point me to this info?

Kind regards,

Damion Hankejh

They probably have no particular limitations. Commecial grade electronics in general (at component level) is usually specified down to -40C, but even that is no hard limit - just something the components have been statistically proven to survive. This however requires dry (non-condensing) conditions.

I have plenty of electronics that spend the winter at the unheated summer house (goes well below -20C every year) and have never seen any problems arising due to storage. I would be more worried if they were left in an unconditioned storage in tropical weather.

Here you can see, what a Beovision Avant was going thru of different tests. (Go to the website, select: "Old factory" and see the video: "Test of video products") If an Avant can go thru that, then I also think your Pentas can!

Best Regards

Loudspeaker

Thanks for your message Mika -- I thought they would be fine, I'm just a tad over protective of my first Pentas. You've helped me decide to move them to the North Woods ;)

Great* video -- had to see it twice -- thanks for the link Loudspeaker!