Either one of those electric coolers that heats/cools (probably only
good for the heat side for your range), or a plain cooler (even
styrofoam) with a 110v bulb and a portable thermostat (I got one at
Sears one time - ready to go and operate a 110v device via line cord and
plug) in it.

-Skip

David Novak wrote:
> I need to test a product at hot and cold temperatures. Can anyone suggest a
> cheap alternative to an environmental chamber?
>
> A small freezer would probably be fine for the cold, but what is a good
> solution for hot (50C)? I think a toaster oven would be too hot.
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
>   

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