Does it have the same weather proof qualities as RL4000
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I would say yes. We have 3 installed on 3 fire department doors. Exposed to all of Montana's -30F winter and still going strong.
504590
No it's more of an indoor type unit. It does have some weather resistance but I don't think it would be the best choice for permeant outdoor use
952560
I bought several and rain doesn't seem to be a problem. I have replaced 3 in about 10 months out of 32 along driveway.
2107043
no, this is a entry level unit. not weather proof at all, but you can make a box for it so that its protected from the elements.
2245744
It's kind of weather proof, I've had mine out there for a few years and the rain finally got to it. Actually, I think it was a combination of rain and snow as well as expansion and contraction. So, I have to buy a new one every about 3 years or take it inside every winter.
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Hi Brad,It sure seems to be - I've left mine out in elements here Califonia through some heavy rain and it's been fine - extremely happy with unit and the recharae feature is the way to go. I've inverted mine for a softer light and highly recommend based on my usage !Tom
2234864
Not really. None of the connections (barring perhaps connection from hub to wire) are ruggedized/weather proof. I wouldn't be too worried in a light sprinkle, or on wet roads, but I wouldn't want to ride in the rain.
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The camera is weather proof, as long as it is not exposed directly to rain or snow. Mine is mounted under the eaves near the front door and I have not had any problems so far.
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I find that the light is water resistant. It held up fine in a drizzle during one of my rides. The battery compartment is well sealed by the fine threading used. It is an all metal body for the light. The push button switch used to operate the different modes is inside a rubber nipple. I would not be afraid to use this light in a rainstorm.
1432021
Yes is weather proof and sun will not damage it I have had mine for over a year and has worked fine
1223225
My son used this lock on his bike, riding almost every day, in rain and snow, and never had a problem. Now, that was just about 9 months, I don't know if there are any problems for longer-term use in the weather. I would assume that since it's mostly brass and stainless (or hardened) steel, it would last for a long time in the weather.
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Yes the housing is weather proof...I have it outside in the backyard in the elements. Its going on 12 months in June and no hiccups. Just have to clean the cells. Make sure you have 12 inches of PVC pipe before the sensor if not it wont work. Very happy with the purchase.
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Not at all. The steering servo is water-resistant, but that's the only component that is remotely waterproof. That being said, you can take it in light mud or dewy grass without much issue, just watch for rust and excess water on the speed control.
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I'm not real sure, but it turns over my r6 in 30deg weather with no problem. I have also used this battery in my 1977 kz1000. Turns motor over great even after sitting for a few months. Shouldn't have any issues with these
754203
I doubt its really "weather proof." The button is backed by a rubber membrane, but it isn't sealed in any way. To be weather proof, it would need and o-ring or gasket both around the button and the removable back. Mine are mounted outside, but in relatively sheltered locations.
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Unless it's a sunny (spring or summer maybe?) storm, you should use a slower speed (ISO 400)
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Yes! They were built to be weatherproof. Mine sit outside all the time and they are still going
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I have not had any problems with it. Comes with a weather proof cover It was much better than I thought it would be. Jim