“Does the screen support direct sun light without damaging the screen?”

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• It’s a exterior deadbolt. Multiple of mine are cracking. After seeing kwiksets response that they shouldn’t be exposed to direct sunlight. I’m like……….what……..did they not realize that deadbolts go on the outside of a house. It’s pretty much ALL a deadbolt needs to be able to do is be in direct sunlight and lock.

  Answered by TimAustin 4 years ago

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• I don't recommend. Other's that have posted on the Kwickset Site and Community Sites show sunlight damage.

  Answered by AppleJunkie 6 years ago

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• Sun Totally ruined the screen

  Answered by Michelle 5 years ago

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• Avoid putting your LCD, or liquid crystal display, lock where it will be hit by beams of direct sunlight. LCD touchscreens must be protected from strong direct sunlight. The heat from the sun can physically damage LCD screens. Ultraviolet rays in direct sunlight can also cause the chemicals in the LCD to deteriorate, shortening the life of your screen.

  Answered by Kwikset 7 years ago

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