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Re: BeoLab Penta 3 | Storage | temperature range

Damion Hankejh — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 14:19:35 GMT

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

Re: BeoLab Penta 3 | Storage | temperature range

Damion Hankejh — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 14:17:22 GMT

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 ;)

Re: BeoLab Penta 3 | Storage | temperature range

Dennis — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 08:23:05 GMT

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

Re: BeoLab Penta 3 | Storage | temperature range

tournedos — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 04:43:50 GMT

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.

BeoLab Penta 3 | Storage | temperature range

Damion Hankejh — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 04:05:39 GMT

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