Will this work on an exterior door in weather that get as low as -45 ferenheit? Colder with wind.
491850
It won't work on my bedroom door within weeks all three people in my house figured out one fingure is as good as next on my nock
491851
No, the fingerprint aspect will not, however the RFID key should work fine. I notice at temperatures of only 15 degrees the fingerprint becomes temperamental. So -45 and fully exterior may warrant a different lock altogether. I am a former Minnesotan so I understand the level of cold and windchill you're talking about. Good luck.
1317476
I don't know that that is the best idea because the material is a little light. for an exterior door you might want one of the plastic door guards that you attach to the bottom of the door, hanging down.
398679
It works only on exterior. You will need a probe to check the interior temp.
755109
Hi Jackie,I'm not sure can you about the climate issue, I only use this for our basement facilities. For outdoors, I would suggest deadbolt, definitely more reliable.
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
918100
I installed 2 of these on exterior doors and have had no problems with them, I would not purchase these for doors that I use all of the time, they lock each time the door closes making it a pain to use if you go in and out of the door a lot.
1692867
I use these on my exterior french doors (open to the outside onto a deck) and have had NO problem with them. I have tremendous winds and the doors have never moved. Now, you might have to elevate the Wedge-It by putting something underneath it if the space between the floor & bottom of the door is large. Fortunately I did not have that problem . I just love these because they are so easy to store, insert & remove being that they are small. They take up NO room! Hope this helps.
131231
Use the Ruff Weather door from the same manufacturer. Great doors that do a great job of keeping the cold side cold and the warm side warm. The regular doors don't work very well at this.
1419553
It absolutely will if you apply it prior to rain. I have single paned 1920's windows with gaps at every angle, but also where the rope and pulley insert (man does that blow in wind like no other).I recommend cleaning the area well, let it try 100% and even using a hair dryer or heat to improve the initial adhesion process. Perhaps use the tape on interior and exterior to prevent rust or wood breakdown in the hinge area. I have had it applied for 2 seasons now going into my 3rd and its holding up just fine. Basically invisible is a nice feature. This product in addition to window wraps has saved my about $200 a month in cold months, and $350 during freeze months.... best money I have ever spent online! It absolutely will if you apply it prior to rain. I have single paned 1920's windows with gaps at every angle, but also where the rope and pulley insert (man does that blow in wind like no other).I recommend cleaning the area well, let it try 100% and even using a hair dryer or heat to improve the initial adhesion process. Perhaps use the tape on interior and exterior to prevent rust or wood breakdown in the hinge area. I have had it applied for 2 seasons now going into my 3rd and its holding up just fine. Basically invisible is a nice feature. This product in addition to window wraps... » Read More It absolutely will if you apply it prior to rain. I have single paned 1920's windows with gaps at every angle, but also where the rope and pulley insert (man does that blow in wind like no other).I recommend cleaning the area well, let it try 100% and even using a hair dryer or heat to improve the initial adhesion process. Perhaps use the tape on interior and exterior to prevent rust or wood breakdown in the hinge area. I have had it applied for 2 seasons now going into my 3rd and its holding up just fine. Basically invisible is a nice feature. This product in addition to window wraps has saved my about $200 a month in cold months, and $350 during freeze months.... best money I have ever spent online! « Show Less
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Sunlight, humidity and heat seem to have no effect on it. I placed it around an exterior door that gets full afternoon sun and had no problems. No melting off the door or anything. Rain does nothing to it. It doesn't get very cold here, though, so if you have temperatures below 15* you should get another opinion too. We rarely drop below 30*, and VERY rarely get down to 15*. We often have temps in the 90*s, though.
301812
it works for a while here in 110 PLUS weather. I'm not sure about colder weather. It worked for about 6 months then began to loosen and hang down again. Good Luck! P.S. I used GORILLA GLUE and it has been doing better!
1719424
I live in upstate new york,acually on the canadien border.Needless to say,we have extreme winter weather.My doorbell is unprotected from the elements and it has worked beautifully.
1567725
no, sorry chuck. it seems to have worked pretty good in the cold on the molding around my driver and rear door, but pressure was applied when the doors were closed. good luck. test it on something else 1st.
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.
431939
We don't have an extreme weather door to compare it to. My friends two little dogs (5-8lbs) don't have problems going through it. Just make sure the door you're replacing has the symbol in the middle too, some reviews said the plain doors fit differenlty than the doors with the company logo in the middle.Hope this helps!
1755828
I used it on the outside door with no problems at all no rain got in nothing abnormal I will also note that I bought a second one of these as well it works so good .good luck
1719422
Mine is attached to an exterior door facing the northwest where all the weather hits. It's worked fine through the 2014/2015 winter in Dayton, Ohio.