Is this flashlight waterproof?
784274
This flashlight is not waterproof. If it were waterproof, it would have said so in the description.
784275
Well I'm def not going to purposefully immerse it in water, but it has rubber O-rings (like on waterproof watches). It can definitely get wet, but I don't know about going swimming with it. High enough quality, it might just be able to.
784276
Short answer is yes. Longer answer is it depends. "Waterproof" depends on depth and exposure time. Lay it in the rain no problem. In the sink probably OK. Bottom of the lake - risky. I have carried this daily since I got it. Holding up very well
1067687
You need a dive light if you want a WATERPROOF flashlight. This cannot be submerged underwater.
1289040
Yes, it is waterproof. Battery life depends on usage, but should last a couple of years. The batteries are replaceable.
895391
it is waterproof as I am using it. It inserts (sits flush) in the socket intended for it. The rubber seal that surrounds the light is very snug. when I pulled out the old light fixture to replace it with the new one, there was no evidence of water leaks. I am using it on a horse trailer as the brake light.
276352
It's just a watch battery and a led light (which is very bright) so no its not waterproof.
1315025
I have no idea if these are waterproof but I would suspect that they are not. They are bright enough to light something but I believe that I would bite the bullet and buy a light designed for underwater use.
479929
No. It is not waterproof. There are open plug ports and configuration switches on the back of the lights.
141594
I don't really know if they are "totally immersible" waterproof or not because I have not tested that. I do know however, that I carry mine every night when I walk my dogs, and even in the rain. I clip it on my pocket and it's always worked when I needed it to do so. I think this is the BEST little flashlight I have ever owned or used. I am a police officer and I have never seen a better, more powerful light that holds up to being dropped and everything that I have done to it. Hope that helps you.
194173
No I don't thing it works under the water. I wouldn't try it. I didn't see any o-rings or waterproofing on the flashlight. Sorry.
2021423
Sorry, I can't give you technically accurate info on the waterproof. I have used mine many, many times and am pleased with its durability and how bright it is. I have dropped it a few times on the floor. If you plan on using it much I would recommend rechargeable AAA batteries. The box on the similar model I have with the red band says 5W.
896927
Maglite doesn't claim this to be waterproof. I couldn't find that on the packaging but since the rubber seals are built tight, I'd say it's water resistant.
1463891
I've never used the flash when the camera is wet, but I believe it is waterproof.
1533849
I do not know how weather proof the flashlight is. I gave the flashlight as a gift for indoor use.
1643821
It is fairly heavy due to the 3 large batteries (D), but there are a couple holes in the base for mounting on screw heads. I don't believe the unit is waterproof however.
1067686
I would say yes to it being waterproof. Everything is inside of a single housing piece. The back unscrews to access the batteries and light bulb and there is a tight seal between the housing and the back that screws on. As for being good for the fire service, I'm not sure what temperature the case would melt. It's durable but I'm sure it would melt at some temperature. It's just a matter of knowing that temperature.
1577083
I know the flashlight is waterproof because I submerged it for about 20 minutes after I first bought it to make sure. I don't know how well it will performs while scuba diving or what Depth but I do know that I've dropped plenty of fluids on it at work. Aircraft fuels, hydraulic fluids or oils and have dropped it a few times and it performs very well probably the best flashlight ever owned.
665404
NOT GOOD TO SUBMERGE!! Water RESISTANT. Do not even by this flashlight (waste of money!!) I'm returning mine. 25-100 lumens (NOT 1800)