QUOTE(tmc @ Sep 1 2015, 11:34 AM)
I tried to use a wireless doorbell for landed house, but it failed miserably.
Not due to waterproof issue.
I sealed the button press unit with glue and it is waterproof as far as I can see.
But the problem I had was the battery. After using for a while, the dry cell voltage got out of operating range for the remote. I suspect it's due hot sun, the battery loses too much liquid and therefore the circuitory refused to work. When I open up the remote unit and change the battery, it works again. Multimeter the battery shows the voltage too high. It's not a case of voltage too low.
Interesting...thus far I have not encountered any problem with cheapo wireless door bell (RM30). Obviously, the battery need to be changed from 3-6 months time (depending brand).Not due to waterproof issue.
I sealed the button press unit with glue and it is waterproof as far as I can see.
But the problem I had was the battery. After using for a while, the dry cell voltage got out of operating range for the remote. I suspect it's due hot sun, the battery loses too much liquid and therefore the circuitory refused to work. When I open up the remote unit and change the battery, it works again. Multimeter the battery shows the voltage too high. It's not a case of voltage too low.
Sep 2 2015, 09:39 AM

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