How water-resistant is this lock?
476371
I have had it outside for a while in the rain, with no issues. However, if gets cold enough to freeze, the lock stiffens up quickly.
476372
I live in Chicago and it´s been raining. My lock has worked out perfect, no rust.
476373
No issues but then I always spray a tad of wd40 to all my locks to prevent rust and or freeze lock. Lock has proved well!
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
1642683
I wouldn't call the keypad waterproof. Weather resistant yes. I mounted in an exterior vestibule out of direct sun and rain.
1971783
Water resistant - I found no problem washing my hands, but don't shower with it or submerge it in water.
456779
By no means is this water resistant. It is just a metal locking box with a very simple cable attachment and small combination lock.
1339201
It is pretty secure. But in very hot weather (+85F), the rubber strap inside the clamp gets a little squishy and starts to allow the lock to shift around. And yes, the lock does rattle. I recommend either taping down the key hole cover (open position) if it is bothering you. I used electrical tape.
879265
I'd say it's resistant but not water proof. I've taken it out in the pouring rain and everything inside has stayed dry, but I'd be afraid to drench it just in case.
604425
I have had this for 2 years and several storms later and it is still water proof. I intend to buy another for my new motorcycle. Hope this answers your question.
1187947
No, it has no lock, and is inherently insecure. Keeps the rain, snow, dirt and junk out, but doesn't provide any real security.
552275
Water resistant is my assessment. No problem running in the rain with it but I remove it when taking a shower or swimming. No problems so far; it is a good purchase.
1955713
It is not water resistant. I haven't done an experiment, but just judging by the casing and the exposure of its electrical parts to the external environment, I'd say it probably wouldn't last long. If it were me, I wouldn't let my employees use them in the elements. That aside, it's a great barcode scanner.
2027335
I think it's water proof. I mounted mine on the chassis and it is working fine. Only had in use for a few weeks now.
1323039
The lock appears to be stainless; however I would be concerned about weather affecting the combination dials
218661
I've used this on my bike in light rain conditions and everything inside, including my phone, stayed dry. I don't know what the manufacturer says, but I would say this is water "resistant," just not water "proof."
1420132
We had some light rain one night, but there is no way rain water is getting into this thing based on the way the zipper is covered by the vinyl. As for the lock, it's as others are stating, the only way to lock it is via holes in the zipper fasteners. You could insert a small lock to hold the zippers together like you would luggage.
2272758
just resistant...not waterproof...it uses a rubber o-ring around the battery compartment but that's about it...hope this helps
410525
I don't believe it was designed to be water resistant but I believe it can be. Since it is a remote, it requires power (battery) so it will have to be replaced at some time. A thin bead of silicon sealant around the button and a small amount around remote should make it pretty water resistant. Since water runs down, seal it best at the top. I think that should keep it dry for some time.