anyone experience any trouble activating in cold weather. We had the fully auto touch screen version of this and it would not work in cold weather.
435974
we have been experience problems in cold weather as well, its seems to not catch when turning.
435975
We live in Fairbanks, Alaska, installed this lock in Sep of 2013, since then we have experienced temperatures down to 40 below zero F, the lock functioned without any problems. Just ordered six more for exterior doors on our commercial building.
435976
We have been experiencing single digit weather for weeks and I have not had a bit of problem.
435977
Yes ... Sometimes it takes a few try's to open in the cold, but I love the convenience of having a keyless entry, worth it
1351708
Hello . Am I never expirienced that with mine. The problem was it kept freezing and the screen kept blinking so I returned it back for full refund. I think it can be fixed I just didn't waste time.
943943
The camera is a wonderful camera. So whether you deactivate touch screen or not, you'll still get great shots! I really don't use the touch screen on this one because you have a buttons you can use. I think Ice used the touch about 3 times so far because used to my old led screens being untouchable! Lol :0) hopes this helps!
675259
I have had mine for over a year and it has worked perfectly. I live in Texas so very few really cold days but I have no complaint. I agree with the twisting in the plug thing, I have to make sure I connect well but there is a light indicator.
234230
Yes I have used mine in the rain and in the snow but cold affects battery life
1580276
Hi. I just checked. The control has 1-5 coldness option - no ability to set digital. We love it though.
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My 3 yr old Z22 freezes whenever we're in a humid climate -- i.e. Florida or New England. After recent 2 month trip to such climes, and home in dry Colorado, it's still frozen and little I have done (soft reset several times, multiply hot syncs) has changed it.... any thoughts?
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I don't see that being a problem because the battery is in the sending unit. I know it gets cold in WI, but not cold enough to stop radio waves or electrons :-) When in doubt I always contact the manufacturer. I've been using this device (both units are in the house) for a few months now and it has worked flawlessly for me. One side note is that we have our house heavily insulated. It's wrapped in foam board insulation as well as the usual in-wall cavity insulation along with triple pane windows. After installing the extra insulation and new windows we no longer can use outdoor radio wave devices (indoor-outdoor remote thermostats). The receivers can't pick up the signal even if it's only a couple feet away with new batteries.
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I have not had this camera long enough to know how temperature resistant this camera is to warmer temperature. I live in the US, and right now it is winter. I can say in temperatures that are just below freezing sometimes the camera thinks it loses it's GPS signal. Shortly after that it read or write to the SD card. It then shouts at you because it loses it's sound volume settings saying the GPS signal is gone and it has SD card errors. I usually just wait a few minutes for the car to warm up before plugging it into power. Other than that I do not have any temperature problems. Or any other problems for that matter. Just below freezing temperatures. But once you get used to the camera it's not really a problem.
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Yes, it should definitely be more than warm. If I'm seeing correctly, the "snowflake button" must be the cool shot. Maybe that was set and you need to press it to unset it. I hope that works.
1981629
Yes. I've had my sensor outside year round, from 90+ to -25. In extreme cold I've noticed a problem that it changes from degrees F to degrees C but other than that the sensor works great.
143552
I've never had this happen, and I've used it at temperatures below zero. But, I suppose it depends. If you're using it in the Arctic or Antarctic, then it probably would freeze some what. I bet if you're not out too long it would work at temperatures around -10C to -15C for a long time. Colder than that, and it might begin to freeze over a bit. I would check out the manufacturer's specifications and make sure that whatever temperature you plan to use it in is within the spec range.
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Same Here Patricia. We just got ours last week and we let it sit for hours then turned it on and nothing!! It won't get cold, won't turn on and if it does have a light...it's not working either. I'm sending it back. Good luck with yours.
180322
Yes, my screen is frozen. I have had it for a month. I am not able to use it.
348215
So far I haven't had an issue with the cold. I like in northern North Dakota and it's worked great so far. Battery life is a bit shorter but I get the rechargeable batteries
1425891
the screen activates just getting close to it with hands. I always made a little pressure when touching the incons on the screen; I'm not sure if they work just touching w/o pressure. I check tomorrow and will let u know.
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Well, the owner's manual warns only against leaving the unit in the car for very long because if it's too hot, like here in Arizona, that could harm it internally. I place it on the dashboard of my truck when driving and it works just fine. As far as cold weather, I haven't had to deal with that. I hope that helps you.Tony from Arizony