can this be used on and behind shutters and in corners of our vinyl sided house where yellow jackets&amp;wasps love to build nests? rain resistant?.
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I can't comment on what materials this product may or may not damage but I use this on my cedar-sided house with no problems. From what I've seen, it lasts about 3 months, less than that if there is rain.
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Yes, put it in an area that you don't want wasps to build a nest and they will go elsewhere. It won't keep them away from the entire yard, it will keep them away from the immediate area where it is hung. I hang mine on both porches and under the picnic umbrella. I work at a private school and recently put them in our Day Care Storage Sheds!! I have all types of wasps and it has worked. It is so simple just a piece of cloth that looks like a nest but trust me it works at my house!
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I,ve never head of it used on exterior sides of windows but maybe Lexen.LLC could answer your question.That is where I ordered from.
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Is anything Hurricane Proof? It's round shape would help it Resist winds. And it's free flow opening would not make it ballon off the roof. If sealed down with roof grade sealant and the 8 or so screws in the base I think it would hold up prety good. I planned to put a thick sheet of plexi over the panel due to the hail we get here in Colorado. But haven't done that and not a problem so far. In the mountains we often get winds of 70 mph coming off the mountains and the Roof Fan is the last thing I worry about to be honest.
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It will not hold up outdoors in the elements unless you can mount it under an eve or some other place where it will be out of the weather. It is not weather proof. I would suggest not using this outdoors. I have used one in a basement for several years now and the quality is equal to many other cameras that I have. Works great indoors to disguise as a camera. Nobody pays any attention to it which was my intention.
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We have 2 of them, one in our sunroom and one on our covered front porch,and they both work fine. I would not suggest putting them out on a fence or somewhere that they get direct exposure to the elements, but they work fine on our covered porch.
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Absolutely. I hung one of my by the back garage door and can now go in and out with no problem. We had to keep the door shut all of the time before I put these up. I also have one on our deck and see no more wasps. I wish I had tried these sooner. I would have saved a ton on wasp sprays. I love them! I hope this helps you Mrs. B
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I had product stay dry under the canopy when all the walls were up. The issue is of relative humidity, if too high condensation forms inside of the canopy and drips down onto things. I covered things up when closed for the night. I haven't used it extensively though so can't say how long the waterproofing will last.
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Yes, I've used it to do that plus knock down wasp nests under the eaves at about that height: just use the 0 degree (red) nozzle and you'll be fine. It's a good job for a warm day because you WILL get wet!
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I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. This material is not designed for exterior use. Any interior or below roof use is fine. Please clarify if we did not answer your question. Thank you.
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It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
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Our windows lead directly outside, and we placed thin sliding doors on the outside over screen to close the area when we leave or if it rains.I don't know if that would work with a sun room.
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The product is intended for wood that will not be subjected to repeated wettings. It is for framing and anything else under the WRB. Therefore I would not recommend it for siding application.
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As others have said moving your furniture to the middle is good practice cause rain will come through the sides. There are spots where bugs could come through where the roof poles connect to the sides but it doesn't seem do be a problem yet and we live in minnesota.
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Johnathan, let me make a clarification to my earlier comment. Technically this enclosure is rated NEMA 3R. But in the spirit of your question your were trying to determine if this device could be USED in the rain. The direct answer to that is an unequivocal NO as the NEC, National Electrical Code, specifically forbids it. While it can be mounted on exterior surfaces it only meets NEC requirements so long as it's cover is closed. Covers such as Hubbell's TAYMAK addresses this situation for standard devices - outlets and switches. I do not know if they manufacture one for this particular purpose. Just shield it as I suggested earlier or mound it away from any direct exposure to the elements. Good luck! Johnathan, let me make a clarification to my earlier comment. Technically this enclosure is rated NEMA 3R. But in the spirit of your question your were trying to determine if this device could be USED in the rain. The direct answer to that is an unequivocal NO as the NEC, National Electrical Code, specifically forbids it. While it can be mounted on exterior surfaces it only meets NEC requirements so long as it's cover is closed. Covers such as Hubbell's TAYMAK addresses this situation for standard devices - outlets and switches. I do not know if they manufacture one for this particular... » Read More Johnathan, let me make a clarification to my earlier comment. Technically this enclosure is rated NEMA 3R. But in the spirit of your question your were trying to determine if this device could be USED in the rain. The direct answer to that is an unequivocal NO as the NEC, National Electrical Code, specifically forbids it. While it can be mounted on exterior surfaces it only meets NEC requirements so long as it's cover is closed. Covers such as Hubbell's TAYMAK addresses this situation for standard devices - outlets and switches. I do not know if they manufacture one for this particular purpose. Just shield it as I suggested earlier or mound it away from any direct exposure to the elements. Good luck! « Show Less
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The coverall plastic will keep items underneath dry and contaminate free. It won't protect item on the the exterior side of the barrier I.E linen on top. It is large enough to cover a king size bed.I would just use a coat rack to hang up wet garments.
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I mounted mine on the aluminum facia above the siding, but it should work fine over the vinyl. No different then shutters if you have them or your house numbers. You might need longer screws is all. You need to mount this light on the side of the house it is to project from. I mounted it on the side but wanting to illuminate the front. The lights are adjustable enough but the sensor wont turn enough to cover much of the front.