Beginners • Re: Are these limitations of the Pi Zero?

I live in an area of the world that has hot summers AND cold Winters. so that's low's of -40 Cel to +40 Cel (-40 to 104 F). Will this pose a problem for the pi? I would imagine so

-40°C is outside the normal operating range for the Pi Zero - but Pis have been used in lower temperatures. Such as for taking pictures of Penguins in -42°C or lower. The Pis were fine. The batteries froze.

Oh and there was an experiment cooling a Pi with liquid nitrogen to see how fast it could go. IIRC it failed somewhere below -100°C because the capacitors went out of spec.

+40°C is high, but within operating range.

Statistics: Posted by rpdom — Wed Apr 17, 2024 5:57 pm

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