Do these work outside where they would get rained on? The picture on package looks to be outside, but it doesn't say in the instructions.
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Best used indoors. Too much sun would surely dry them out, and any kind of moisture will eventually wash away the oils in the pads. Under a patio cover might work, but again the pads will most likely dry out. Most dogs adjust to the loss of their sight, so this product might just be needed to get them going, and once they memorize the layout of the yard or patio, the strong scents of the pads might not be needed. If they do need them I'd just grab some more!!
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I placed them outside and they have held up for a couple months now. They'll definitely fade but my dog now uses terrain feel as much as anything so they're worth using outside to get them acclimated initially
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I never tried them outside so I'm not sure. To be honest they didn't work inside for my dog, he was old and sight was not good also think he had a bit of dementia going too so could have just been too late for him. Good luck ;o) Cindy
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My dog also uses terrain cues, mulch lets her know a tree is close by so she avoids walking on mulch. A nice path to the door of stone lets her go out by herself. She has an area her likes for pee and poo; it's easy for her to find. I keep it clean of the poo, but she can still smell it. Give your dog assistance at first, maybe with a leash or oversight and verbal cues. She will learn, but it may take a few months. Unexplained blindness is a trauma.
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They are heavy paper and cotton strings, so if you live in a desert, it should be OK. If you expect them to get rained upon, I don't think they will work. You may need some kind of plastic tag, like from a label-maker.
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I have mine outside in an unprotected area, doesmn't sem to affect them. Might be a good idea to protect them though,m just a rain shield or something.AJ
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We have ours outside "sort of" protected from the rain. Works like a charm (so far--had it over the winter).
1401842
No. Unless they are protected from the rain and from freezing temperatures, then they could be used outside
1225775
They work outside with low voltage, however, in my situation,they are protected from direct contact with water. I suspect they would still work for low voltage lighting, even if they were occasionally wet
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no idea. I have no idea. I only have one pair outdoor. two pairs inside and don't have an issue.
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Mine are in a flower bed w/ sprinklers AND get rained on. No issues... Buy them, they sound great! They should be fine.
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No, these are not waterproof. They may slow down a gentle rain but not a wind-driven rain.
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I haven't figured that one out yet, my speakers are new and I mounted mine under the eaves of my patio to keep them out of the weather. Supposedly they hold up well but I wouldn't recommend putting them directly in the path of bad weather and rain.
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Not sure about the terms but they deflect water. Raindrops roll off, but if you continued to soak them or doused them in water they would certainly get wet. They dry fairly quickly.
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I've got them in outdoor flood fixtures (the kind that have metal shades) and they work very well. They've been rained on a number of times while both turned on and off.
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I have ours installed outside. They are under a covered patio and go into a protected portion of the ceiling. Have the installed for over a year and no issues.
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It does not say outdoor anywhere on the package. My guess is no, unless it is fully sheltered from the rain.
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They're supposedly outdoor, but when I mounted one in a spot where rain was hitting it directly, the sensor filled with water. Since the lens was obscured, it was no longer able to sense motion. I've since then returned it for a replacement, and mounted it under an eave, where it gets indirect spray. I've had it there a few months, and no problems anymore.
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I do not think you could leave them out in the rain. I am very happy with them I use them for all my USPS shipping and will order them again soon.
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I don't know. Looking at the construction, I doubt they would short out in rainy conditions. The upper socket can't get rain water in it as its facing upwards. The lower sockets, not much, if any, because they are generally facing downwards. But, they could be rotated so that wind and rain might get in. Others say they can be used outdoors... they probably are right, considering their experience, and the construction.