Is the Button WEATHERPROOF?
1036351
I couldn't say for sure. I'm in the desert, where we haven't had any rain in about three months, seriously. But, it seems like if it was covered and not directly exposed, it would be okay.
1036352
I don't know; I live in an apartment building. Mine is inside a hallway by my door.
1475748
no it is not the case seems water resistant but filed the waterproof test. The colors don't match, and the buttons are very very stiff. don't recommend
563888
From what I saw, it is weatherproof but not intended to be permanently left outside. I left mine out in my backyard for a month and the hardware, screws, hinges, etc is showing signs of oxidation .
2192954
It is designed to be weather resistant. The switches are covered by a plastic membrane and it has robust ground fault protection. As a precaution we cover it when not in use with a contractor's trash bag secure at the bottom with a bungee cord.
1327642
No it is not weather resistant. Indoor/Office use only. Very thin metal. Does not have a tight seal.
2014682
Mine is under a covered porch, the button is pretty well incased but I do not think it would last with a lot of moisture.
1414187
Mine is in a courtyard and constantly shaded but yes, the button part is just slightly warm to the touch. I figure it's the light emitting a tiny bit of heat.
472653
Yes, this panel is fully sealed and weatherproof. The perimeter rails offer decent structure for mounting options. Using mine to operate drive way gate opener.
816548
If it is the same as old of course. If you place outside in weather you may want to wrap the base and button with Teflon tape to keep water out.
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.
934455
I did not have a problem with the buttons but the inside is completely rusted out. It happened after about a year.
971860
The push button is not water tight so you will get moisture inside which is not good in the long run. You may be able to place the button in a protective housing so at least you don't get direct rain inside. My push button has been outside (not direct rain) on my front door for months and is working fine and it has been raining so I would say it is water resistant but not waterproof. I like my units as they have been working fine for a few months now. Hope this helps.
1804163
It is reasonably weather-proof. I kept it outside for 10 months, though there isn't much rain here. I lubricated the edges where the "screen" meets the plastic trim with a grease (just any grease that you have laying around). Don't smear the whole screen, just cover the seam. Make sure your put the panel on a few degrees slope so water won't be pooling on it.
574351
It was water proof but you could not change any buttons on side of your phone. I returned and got refune. I disliked it.
563893
Yes it is weather resistant although I haven't had it out in any driving rain.
1331774
It is not weatherproof. It may protect from light drizzle. Honestly, mine busted within a few months.
1615435
Yes, it is suitable for outdoor conditions as long as it's not soaked or put in direct contact with water. I just purchased this keypad recently, so I don't know what the sun will do to it. As long as it's away from the path of the moving door.