will these work in outdoor temperatures
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There is no indication that these LED lights are either indoor or outdoor. They are low voltage/wattage and therefore should not be suseptible to outdoor temperatures. I am not sure if they are waterproof though, or what would happen if rain got into them. If they are sheltered from the elements I doubt it would be an issue.
2219371
I doubt it. We had to replace these lights where we had them because they were on too long and seemed to overheat. I doubt they could be used outside. They're pretty sensitive lights.
1752224
I hope they do, that is why I bought them. I just have not hooked them up yet. Since I don't have heat in the building I'm working on right now, they don't work in below 0 F temp.
2144592
Good question, Emily. I really don't know and have never seen any posts from anyone who used them outside. I live in Florida and they probably wouldn't do well with the high humidity here. They're so inexpensive though.....why not give it a try. Best of luck.
876635
I use them outside in New York State, though I bring them in for the winter. Unless you have an extremely strict homeowner's association, then yes, they can be used outdoors
1676308
Thank you for asking!They are often used outside, however they are not designed to withstand rain or snow.Peg Schmidt, LED Lytes
773755
Sorry, didn't answer your question of wether or not they can be used outdoors. I would say yes. I don't use them where I live because of the heat here. The wax would melt in the summer.
924637
I am not sure but i do know if temp. outside is above mid 80s then pressure is increased enough in them that they wont work properly , so id guess , depending how your house is kept as far as its ambient temperature that ,that gives you some idea, sorry i couldn' t give you better answer .
108912
I live in the Phoenix area, so my version of winter is probably different than your's ^^. I suspect these will probably work best for Spring and Fall in cooler climates.
59757
Yes but not exposed to rain, sleet or snow, they start out dim and brighten as they heat up, you can use them, but I would suggest regular light bulbs, hope this helps, some !
43491
Yes, they can be used outside provided they are installed in a weatherproof, waterproof enclosure. I use them as accent landscape lighting to light the peaks of my home and they look great. Not to bright but not too dark.
1566935
Sorry, couldn't tell you. I have them inside my house. They don't appear to be weather resistant.
1654652
I would say no. I am going to use these outside outside though and just seal them up with silicone. I am sure the sun is going to eat up the rubber coating quickly. I have tested some outside and put in ziplocks and it worked even when raining. They work but I am not sure how long they will last.
1225775
They work outside with low voltage, however, in my situation,they are protected from direct contact with water. I suspect they would still work for low voltage lighting, even if they were occasionally wet
1415466
I'm not sure if they're rated for outside use, but they're aluminum, so I think they would do fine outside.
1763849
My understanding they are Not weatherproof. I would not use them outside. But I would recommend them for inside.
1401842
No. Unless they are protected from the rain and from freezing temperatures, then they could be used outside