Where does the push button go? How does it adhere to the outside of the house by the door?
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I installed mine on a front wooden door. There is two screw holes on the back of the transmitter, with two screws included in the package. They provide very detailed instructions about how to mount the transmitter. Hope it can help you.
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.
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No screws with mine - but that is a good idea. There is a double-sided stick pad. I have wrapped the button unit in a small plastic bag to protect it from rain/damp. Then I used a small bulldog clip to hold the bag/unit in position outside a gate. Not Homes & Gardens but it works...
1719426
No idea, jut got it and the weather is warmBut so far it's niceJust don't use the sticker they provideIt will lose it's stickiness in one day and the doorbell will fall to the ground and possibly break, luckily mine didn't break
110266
The doorbell button is designed for exterior use. The doorbell chimes are for interior use.
1643529
It's U shaped and fits on the edge of the door. Just cut to length and press in place on the door edge. Works great and I've never had a problem with it coming off, unless you take it off and reuse it. Doesn't stick as well the second time around.
987773
It can go anywhere! It's a "cling". No adhesive! We put it on our daughters door and had to cut it to fit, which was very easy. We had to cut the hole for the knob. Well worth the money. My daughter is very happy with it!
1247724
I don't think so. You just place it around the door frame, so it would just get pushed off when you push the door in
894347
It attaches to the outside and does not interfere with the garage door opening up. Keeps the bugs and critters out and lets air in.
1271448
The actual unit is screw mounted with 2 screws - and then the actual button front snaps onto the base. It is a bery tight snap. You need a knife or screwdriver to wedge it off. It is weatherproof and works over a year with one nickel size battery. Really works great - Easy to install. Wireless. I only use the front door but I understand you can use it for 2 doors with another receiver.
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You have the choice of using the double sided foam tape or screws. It simple attaches to the bottom of the door. It is battery powered. There is a pin pointing downward and as the door lowers against the floor it gets pushed in, and it pops out if the door is raised since the floor is no longer holding it in, thus it must be mounted and the very bottom of the door to work correctly but it can be placed anywhere along the bottom you see fit and not at any specific location along the bottom.
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With the addalock in place you cant open the door from outside when i put the addalock in place and locked in from the inside my brother used his key unlocked the door but he still couldnt get in. Hope it gives you some insight !
1558226
Nothing on the outside. Two pieces are mounted on the inside, one on the door frame one on the cabinet frame. You use the part that looks like a key to open door. Just slide it on the outside, you will hear a little click and it will open! Check out some of the YouTube videos, they help
888721
It is a button. Once the device is "cocked" it remains that way until you push the button and activate the bug grabbing suction.
1376599
While the product is sold as a "door bell" which implies an outside location, I would say, it is not completely sealed from water/weather. It is in two parts. A base, which contains the transmitter and batteries and is affixed to the structure and a cover, which snaps over the base and contains the button. While I suspect it can withstand some rain delivered by wind, I feel it should be placed in a somewhat protected location. I hope this is helpful.
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Mine is a push button, but be warned, you cannot see the light that tells you it is on after you put it on your back. I have to have my husband look to see that it is working. Otherwise, it is great!
920883
If the wood door has metal cladding, you very likely will have a problem. Attach a short piece of copper bell wire to the push button's spiral antenna, thread it through a hole in the plastic mount and the door, and let a short length extend on the inside.