Is the wireless keypad weather proof? Can it be mounted outside on a fence with no covering?
319884
It has a flip type cover and should be ok out in the elements. The battery should be able to take it.
319885
It is made to be mounted outside. It has a cover that covers the key pad. I've never had water infiltrate any place.
319886
It has the flip up cover that will protect the keypad from the elmeets and mine is only under the eve of the house where it can be exposed to blowing rain. Yet it does not seem that it could handle a lot of direct moisture. I'm not sure I can answer your question definitively.
787669
This is a metal weatherproof housing.better using with wire installation, if you use for wireless camera outdoor , it is worth than nothing to cover.I know the wireless can interferr with the frequency, but the side effect is not too much.you can not find the one with the plastic material.
2168415
Installing low on a fence could be subject to theft. I put mine up on the eaves of the roof. Range if around 20' to 25' most of the time. Battery life is good if getting full sunshine during day, would not last so long if in shade during the day. While plastic, it appears well built and moisture proof.
1725118
This unit must not be exposed to the weather. The only part that can go outside is the weather proof outlet box that you would plug the cord into.
1089091
I have had my unit for almost a year on an exterior door, but under a covered porch. It is still exposed to wind, snow and rain. I have had no problems and love it. Original batteries still working strong.
459412
It's probably about 85% weatherproof out of the package. I installed mine on an exterior door to my shop, but I, personally, put a small shield on a hinge above mine to keep rain & snow off of it. Have had it for 3 months in Oklahoma weather & it is working fine & I have really enjoyed having it. It's possible that an ice build-up could make the buttons not work. Hope this helps.
1755453
This unit would not be practical to mount on the outside of a door, particularly if expesed to the weather. Also, it could easily be removed, so there is a security problem. Technically, it could do that whiich describe.
1294494
i've got mine on a covered porch, its been working fine for about 6months. Its not really bright, but plenty to see to get your key in the door.
1795069
I dont recomend to use outdoor. It is an eletronic lock and it isnt waterproof.
1016474
Technically speaking, it is not an outdoor camera. However, it can be placed outside if you mount it where it will not be exposed to direct or wind driven rain. Three of my six FI8918W cameras have been mounted outside for three years and they continue to function flawlessly. They have been exposed to extremes of temperature from below zero to nearly 100F as well as the high humidity of fog. They're doing just fine. Mount your camera on a covered porch, carport, or under a protected eave and it will be OK. Also, try mounting it upside down with a six inch diameter piece of rubber sheeting (available at Home Depot in the plumbing section) sandwiched between the base of the camera and the mount. The rubber will act as a drip shield.
1748370
You can purchase on our listing here on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Petsafe-PIF-300-Wireless-Containment-System/dp/B001OVFASG/ref=sr_1_2?m=A1LTJ2413NFTWQ&s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1427894607&sr=1-2&keywords=petsafe+PIF-300+two+dog Yes, they are waterproof. Keep in mind that wireless runs in diameter, and all backyards are generally rectangular, so you will lose yard based on where you place it.
744850
No, this is not waterproof, especially on the back side that contains the batteries- though that would normally be on the interior. The front side with the keypad seems better sealed, but would only recommend it for a location that does not get direct downpour (e.g. overhang, damp location should be ok).
1061650
No, I wouldn't say it's an outdoor device. But I did seal all the edges with epoxy glue to prevent moisture from getting into it, then mounted it outside under the eave of my roof to watch my driveway.
269311
The manufacturer claims this is waterproof, but it isn't. I needed a doorbell for my front gate that would be exposed to sun and rain. I went thru 4 different wireless doorbells that claimed to be waterproof. None of them lasted thru a single rainy season. I solved the problem by mounting an electrical box (Bell, non-metalic, 1-gang, weatherproof, #MM420C, $8.44) to the gate, and installing the doorbell inside the box. This model actually got wet (before the electrical box cover), stopped working for a month, and then started working after it dried out. I've had this same doorbell for 2 years now without a problem. The price is great. The range is great. For me, that's 100 feet thru stucco and wood. The Chinese-to-English instructions were crappy, but the installation is simple enough without written instructions. I hope this helps you. Good luck!
1807578
Schlage button can be used to light up entire keypad at night. It's also used when programming for this lock. (On a keyless deadbolt lock it's used as a quick way to lock door with using key)Yes, this can be used outside. I have one on front door (under covered porch) a one on the shed entrance (exposed to a lot more sun, freezing temps, wind, rain and snow)
1177689
I agree w/ Kevin Takas. It has electronics inside it which are the controlling parts. If they were to get damaged by weather, the entire thing would not function. So it is not weather resistant, and designed to be operated in a sheltered area.
1284635
I had it over my garage door and the 1st night it rained, water got into the battery compartment and motion sensor. I put it in a bowl of rice for a few days and it got most out to the point to where it would work again. I put a sealant around anywhere that i thought water could get in and it's been great ever since. It just doesnt look the greatest lol. So to answer your question, it isnt weather proof unless you make it that way. Hope i helped.