IP68 Waterproof Universal 12V 24VDC Metal Case Digital Wired Keypad for Garage Door, Gate Opener and Access Control Systems

I like that it is very well sealed and seems very solid. I also like that it works as described. At first I was confused by the number of wires coming out of it, but It has several wires that end up not being used for my application. It’s been a while since I installed it but I think there are only 4 wires that I used. I bought a small transformer for a power source and hooked it up with two wires, and then two more wires for the control of the door. It uses a four digit code to control the opener. This of course may be changed to whatever code is desired. It also comes with two little “fobs” that you simply hold near the controller to operate the door.The keypad is always lit from within so you can easily see the keys in the dark. It beeps each time you press a key, which annoys some but isn’t a big deal for me.The unit is on a wall of my garage that directly faces driving rain. I’m in Northern California and we’ve had a lot of rain lately and this little gadget has taken it all without skipping a beat. I’m very happy with it and recommend it to others.

This keypad is solid and heavy. It is not cheap feeling at all. It is hefty with good and works well. There is an internal alarm that will sound if too many failed attempts with numbers. It is easy to program and you can put 1000 numbers in it. It comes with two key fobs and you can program them alone for entry or program them to be used with a code for extra security. There is a soft blue glow to the keypad and a blinking red light (which actually looks like an alarm feature, but it is not). The only issue I have with this, is that the keypad number beep cannot be turned off (or I haven't figured it out). At night, the beeps is very loud. Would be nice if that feature could be deleted. Other than that it is a great product. RECOMMENDATION TO VENDOR: Send two security screws with package. These things are tiny, and if dropped, good luck finding it!

Keypad is well made and very durable. Electronics are sealed and will last a long time in harsh conditions. This keypad is replacing a battery operated video keypad from Chamberlain that greatly struggles with battery life. Needed a keypad that is not dependent upon batteries!This keypad is perfect for this type of application. I also had a positive interaction with their support center when installing due to an initial weak power source. I recommend buying a separate power supply when purchasing this keypad, they are readily available and inexpensive. Used old telephone wire for power and opener connections. And used a CAT 6 junction box to connect wiring to the keypad.Programming can be just a bit cumbersome, but if you close pay attention to the light color codes you'll be fine.Overall an excellent product for wired applications!

It took me a bit of time to get it installed. One complication is that my garage door opener doesn't seem to provide 12V power. The instructions for the keypad included suggested wiring instructions to garage door openers that provides 12V power, so I guessed that was fairly standard. But mind doesn't. Mine has 4 wire connections. Two for the open/close switch. And two for the door sensors. I thought maybe the door sensor connections might double as 12V power. But I only read 6V across. So, I had to provide my own 12V power.The buttons are always lighted, since it is continuously powered from an external source. Which is nice in the dark.One user said the button beeps are too loud. I see his point , it is louder than necessary. But not a big deal to me. One user said there were errors in the instructions. I didn't have any issues with the instructions.It weights like a pound or more, very substantial feeling. When you take off the back cover, you see the entire case is "potted", epoxy filled which makes the internals impervious to water. The wire is about 8" long, which is shorter than I'd like but I will of course connect to it. But would be nicer if longer.One thing to note is, and not a fault of the unit but a limitation of any wired access panel, and that is, someone that knows how doors work could just rip the keypad off the wall and jumper the wires and open the door. I have additional security, so I'm not too worried about it. And few criminals would even know that they could do that. They probably wouldn't even realize it is a wired keypad. So, I think it is unlikely to actually happen. But technically it could. Again, that is a limitation of it being a wired keypad. But I've had too much trouble with wireless not working due to interference or whatever so I'm switching to wired. Something to keep in mind though.Overall very happy with the product.

Will ONLY work on a two-wire system IF you solder in directly to the garage cpu unit uptop. Will not splice directly onto the existing two wire control. Nice idea. The instructions are not clear. Major language barrier. Seller requests the schematics of my garage door system in order to assist me. Why not just come on over, bring some dim sum and some duck with the fresh bread too. I'll supply the plates, silverware and napkins too.