Is the outside wireless push button sealed from water ?
1376599
While the product is sold as a "door bell" which implies an outside location, I would say, it is not completely sealed from water/weather. It is in two parts. A base, which contains the transmitter and batteries and is affixed to the structure and a cover, which snaps over the base and contains the button. While I suspect it can withstand some rain delivered by wind, I feel it should be placed in a somewhat protected location. I hope this is helpful.
1376600
I wouldn't say it is waterproof, but it's pretty water tight. Mine is installed under a covered porch. I don't think it would hold out water if submersed, but unless it is subjected to severely heavy rain regularly, I think it would be okay.
1376601
I have two, one is exposed to weather. Both have worked flawlessly. I think they are very well made and certainly intended to be mounted outdoors. Submersible, probably not.
314759
Does not state that it is water resistant or water proof on the box or instructions, but seems pretty tight to me with rubber buttons, etc. It's small enough that it would be mostly protected by your hand anyway.
280992
It has worked after getting wet but not marketed as waterproof. Try plastic, clear ziploc bag. It will not interfere with the functions.
2123323
The product is sealed as it is weather resistant. I had no issues with my speakeI would suggest you check the connection
234712
No, not that I can tell. It is a rechargeable and wireless device that links to your Bluetooth phone. Its really slick on how they made this and I do not think the device has even been wet with using the shower
506656
No. And careful. My son got water in his phone. He had a screen protector film on his and the seal on the product did not work.
1607846
I have not tested it to see if it is waterproof, but based on the construction I would have to say NO. There is not a sealed houseing for the hot wire
1548493
It is a printed circuit board but all components are sealed. I would nt be too worried about any dirt or bugs, only excessive standing water
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.
1887823
Yes it should be fine, but maybe test it out with just water in it first. The button creates a pretty good seal and not easy to accidently push.
2243434
My understanding is that the internal part of the switch is waterproof. I have mine exposed to the weather, and so far no problems. Hope this helps.
1502095
No I do not be leave the remote is water proof. The thing just slides open and the program buttons are exposed. The only thing I would add is that you've got to remember to turn this thing off. I had to replace the batteries within the first month or so And I believe it's because I neglected to turn it off when I should have.
1811519
No, the connector is not weather sealed. However, it is recessed within the housing itself so that it does get some shielding from weather. Don't expect to be able to hose the thing down with a pressure washer.By the way, I never got the Aircam to work. I don't remember the details now, but it basically boiled down to poorly designed and buggy software. I bought the unit to eval, and sorry, it just wasn't worth my time to chase it down further at the time. This is atypical of the Ubiquiti brand by the way. Maybe the re-branded some OEM product on this one.
410188
I have already thrown away the packaging but it does not appear to be water resistant. The buttons are not sealed around the edges and water could get in to damage the inner workings of the device.
1801680
not waterproof... don't take it under water. it's good for riding in the rain though, all openings are sealed with rubber. ie the button is rubber, the USB charge opening has a rubber stopper, and the battery opening has a rubber seal.
247263
If the connection is tight it is suppose to be water proof. Our son has this same one and he does use it in the water.
125623
It's not connected in any way with a motion detector that I'm aware of. Yes, the push button is weather resistant.