It says it's water resistant. I'm looking to use it in the shower. Does anyone have any experience using this timer under those conditions?
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We haven't used it in a water situation but the clip/magnet on the back broke off after little use.
254092
It's certainly water resistant, albiet not waterproof. It usually last me multiple days (3+) - I just try not to get it super wet if possible. Pat the water off after you shower and let air dry completely before covering with clothing. It also lasts longer if you shave the area before application.
373728
It is rated for Wet indoor/outdoor applications. I installed four of them in a shower with no issues.
1035612
No you dont want to use it in the shower itself but you could set it outside the shower curtain and use. We have, no steam problem still worked great. Some people say battery drains quick... we just plugged ours in so we dont have that problem. Hope this helps you. We bought three def worth the money.
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Phillips claims that it is 100% waterproof. However, I've never attempted to use it in a shower.
1903376
A timer is fine if you want to set it every day, but you can turn the button on b4 your shower & off again when you get out. The only thing is if you take short showers the towel might not be warm enough or you may forget to push the button in & off...
1016492
I have not tested it for water resistance. But I don't think you would want to use this in the shower.
229050
No it is not a water timer. It is a waterproof water meter and it only measures in liters used. it is helpful when hand watering so that you can keep acurate track of how much water you use.
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Yeah I use it in the shower just don't immerse in the water completely. I use it everyday in the shower. It works great.
1770984
Because there are no depth indicators on it like water resistant and waterproof watches, my comment is the following: the water resistance of this item is enough to protect it should an unexpected shower hit it...it will maintain until cover is provided. I do not believe it could withstand a full-on rain shower nor do I believe it could withstand the "perils" of paddle boarding. :-)
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I'm not sure what you mean by water resistant but I've got these shower curtains in both my bathrooms and they work very well. My wife changes out shower curtains once a year and she's saying that she happy with these that's all I know. I hope this was some assistance. Thank you Rockie Suttle
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I haven't tried to shower with it, and most likely won't. When I wash my hands I do try to keep the water off of it. My friend who is a chef takes his off to wash his hands. Water resistant is not a confidence inspiring phrase.
1016475
No, its not water resistant, i use this in Aruba (harsh conditions for electrical stuff) and it stays ok for 4 year now, i use this outdoors under the roof,
1574384
I have used it by wiring in a water heater timer it works great shuts off completely when I don't want it heating and timer powers it up 1/2 hour before I want the area warmed up then the thermostat on the unit keeps it consistent from there until I have the timer set to de-energize that circuit.
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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.
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This unit is intended to be used indoors. If you want to use it for an outdoor system it has to be in some type of waterproof container. Otherwise it's a great timer.
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Actually Dave, that's what makes the timer on this unit nice to have. We just set it for our shower times. You can just plug it in when needed if you have some weird shower times as teens sometimes do.