Can Tack Operate in Extreme Weather Conditions?

Modified on Tue, 21 Jan at 3:34 PM

Tack GPS devices are designed to operate reliably in a range of environmental conditions. However, extreme temperatures can impact performance. Here’s what you need to know:


Operating Temperature Range

  • Recommended Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C

  • Maximum Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C

Tack GPS devices function within this range, but performance may vary at the extremes.


Effects of Extreme Temperatures

High Temperatures (Above 40°C)

  • Impact on Battery Life:

    • High heat can cause the battery to drain faster than usual.

    • Prolonged exposure to extreme heat may reduce the overall lifespan of the battery.

Low Temperatures (Below 0°C)

  • Impact on Battery Life:

    • In cold conditions, the battery may deplete more rapidly.

    • Extreme cold can temporarily reduce battery capacity, affecting device performance.


Tips for Using Tack GPS in Extreme Conditions

  1. Monitor Battery Levels:

    • Keep an eye on the device’s battery status via the OurSphere app and charge it promptly when needed.

  2. Limit Prolonged Exposure:

    • Avoid leaving the device in environments with extreme temperatures for extended periods (e.g., inside a parked car in direct sunlight or outdoors in freezing weather).

  3. Protect the Device:

    • Use protective accessories, such as the Wonder Sleeve or Wonder Case, to shield the device from direct exposure to heat or cold.


FAQs

Q1: Will the device stop working in extreme temperatures?

  • The device will continue to operate within the -20°C to 60°C range, but performance may be affected, particularly in terms of battery life.

Q2: Can I improve battery performance in extreme temperatures?

  • Keeping the device close to body heat in cold conditions or shielding it from direct sunlight in hot conditions can help.

Q3: What happens if the device is exposed to temperatures beyond the maximum range?

  • Operating the device outside the -20°C to 60°C range is not recommended and may cause permanent damage.


For additional support, contact Tack Support at [email protected].

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