How do these mounts hold in outdoor conditions under an overhang to hold up strings of lights? They should not get wet but always possible.
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The adhesive will give way under weather.There is a centered hole that you can screw or nail them into the siding That worked for me
145121
If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
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The adhesive will give way under weather. There is a centered hole that you can screw or nail them into the siding That worked for me
2198939
I have been using these lights in two locations for well over a year (in southern Calif). They are holding up well albeit we are in a drought. They have held up with the little bit of rain we have had (about 7 inches last year).
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Sorry on vacation so that I cant answer. However, I will say lights are great, adhesive is horrible. Being water proof these lights are heavier and the adhesive doesnt hold....
189268
The lights are bright. I use two as deck lights on my sailboat. Obviously, they are underwater rated, so they are weatherproof on the ocean. Only issue is the very lightweight swivel mount. But, it hasn't caused a problem.
385011
I only hung outdoor lights with mine, but they seem pretty sturdy. If the canvas isn't too thick and heavy, I think you will be ok.
725984
These units are sealed so you should be able to get creative with mounting. That being said I would not submerge the light.
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I would not try to mount this light underwater. It will not last. Its can be wet but not submerged in water. I tell you from experience.
1781232
Yes these work great outdoors, BUT be aware that the light stands are really light and kinda flimsy so any slight wind will knock over the lights so if you don't other more half duty light stands then having sand bag around will do the trick or anything like sand bags.
66599
I doubt they would last in the weather. And the adhesive isn't all that strong. Rope lights are designed for outdoors
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I have these under my back patio overhang in Oklahoma City. With frequent severe weather (hail, thunderstorms, high winds, etc...), I used a self-fusing silicon tape to cover the terminals. This has worked extremely well. As long as your receiver can push these speakers, you should have no worries.
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I haven't had any problem with these units (5) they are protected by a 2 foot overhang of the roof. They work very well. Be careful with installation you need room to make connections in back of fixture.
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I have these lights on my boat trailer and a couple of times last year I forgot to disconnect the lights before backing into the water and the lights still work. They have probably been submerged over 50+ times in my use and no problems. The lights are sealed where the wires enter so these will definitely hold up on a rainy day.
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I purchased this light fixture and mine is mounted outside in my entry way. Works nicely! I would not mount it somewhere that it could get wet.
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I've had my two lights installed since December 2013, in my back yard, on two 12 foot poles. They are very bright and I have not had any problems at all. They are waterproof so I don,t see a problem with the installation you have in mind.
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I have mine mounted under my front porch. They haven't been through a winter yet, but as far as moisture goes,they've been fine. No direct rain falls on them though.
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I have them mounted bout 14" off the ground. They will trow the light a easy mile. The light expansion isn't bad but they are more of a spot than a flood.
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I have had 8 of these in my camper for about 3 years now. I live in my camper, so the lights are used every day. So far I have only had one fail. After taking the failed one apart and looking at it, I would say they would hold up to being outside as long as they dont get wet. If you do need to replace one, it only takes a few seconds to do it. Very, Very easy to do.