are these keypad water proof or water resistant?
1289184
Hi, Joe, Thanks for your inquiry on the products. This lock is designed for front door or interior doors, not for exterior gate . The exterior part of the lock is water resistant , but inside it off the lock is not water resistant at all .LuminAir Products / KeylessPro team
1289185
Hi, Joe, Thanks for your inquiry on the products. This lock is designed for front door or interior doors, not for exterior gate . The exterior part of the lock is water resistant , but inside it off the lock is not water resistant at all . LuminAir Products / KeylessPro team
1473588
you should be fine, these work both outdoors and indoors. They're water proof.
800279
If they are outdoor, they should be waterproof, Right? But they don't see to be. All three that I ordered have quit working in the first week probably due to high humidity and some rain.
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).
2174030
I can't verify if it's waterproof, but definitely designed for outdoor use! I have had it hanging from a rear garage exterior door for a couple of years with no problems. The keys are dry and the lock mechanism has always opened with ease every time.
433137
Water resistant maybe? I have been caught in the rain with them and they still work but as far as "Proof" goes I cant say.
1885921
Not sure because I have never dropped them in the water or had them in the rain, however I do believe they would be waterproof by the way they are made. Sorry I could be of know more help to you in this matter.Regards,Terry L. Shook
945492
The package and user manual does not indicate anywhere that they are water proof, but they very slim, light work great and worth every penny. My guess that they are not water proof.
1871002
no they are not waterproof, no idea on any brand since these are electronic units. I cannot even recommend one.
932925
I do not swim with mine. only use them while jogging or water aerobics in the pool. Water resistant, yes. Water proof, No.
1544557
Digital keypad. Works quite well. Haven't tested with a disaster yet! Hopefully won't. So can't speak to how well the fire/water works.
1487654
I could be wrong, but I don't think waterproof is the right term. I looks to be very spill/water resistant. It has built through channels so spilled liquid will not sit in the keyboard tray, but rather run through to the desk. I just took my apart in the name of science and found the internal contact pads to be very much the same as any other keyboard and not sealed from the elements. One exception being that the contact rubber cups appear to be a little large, possibly to divert liquid away from the crucial contact points?internal picture: http://i59.tinypic.com/5wvxp2.jpg
536132
I have not held the Pyle in my hands, but they appear to be exactly the same judging by the pictures. I wouldn't call these waterproof, just water resistant. They are designed for those instances where you are on your bike and it begins to rain. They would not fair too well being immersed in water.
1949168
Water resistant, I'd say, yes. Waterproof, no. I sent mine through the washer by accident and it had some issues for a few days before completely drying out.
404939
These are fully water proof. Ours get rain and sprinkler water on them daily.
144837
If installed properly they are water resistant, but if water gets in the unit it will fail.The electronics are not protected.
1603713
We've had our lock(s) for less than a year, so can't definitely answer, but the key buttons are very well made. I think you should not be concerned. I would be less concerned about such wear than I would with a telephone key pad, which gets a lot more use.