Re: OT: Looking for a document scanner that can stand 70 degrees C
- From: "Q Correll" <qcorrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Nov 2007 12:10:46 -0700
Ruediger,
| Nobody will use the scanner at this temperature, of course, because
| no one will be in the lab at this time. The scanner must only work
| again when the lab has it's normal temperature again.
My HP G4050 is rated for a "Storage Temperature" of 60°C. I doubt that
you will find anything officially rated much higher. Any particular
reason why it has to stay in the lab during the incubation temp
periods? Put the scanner on a roller-cart, un-plug it (one AC power
and one USB connection) and take it out of the lab when it's hot.
<shrug>
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Q
11/13/2007 12:07:25
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