“Can This unit be placed in a room which may reach 105°F”
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You could but it will run longer and come on more often to maintain the temperature set and therefore use more energy and more wear & tear on the compressor . We had ours in the garage in Las Vegas for 3 years and the summers get above 110 and I'm sure the garage was hotter than that and things stayed frozen. Now we have a bigger house and have more room inside to bring it in.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, it will just run more often and longer to maintain the set temperature to compensate for the higher outside temperature.
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