How do these hold up in weather? Looking to mount outside where they would be exposed to rain and some cold weather....
1279608
Hi Grahm, don't know if I have a full answer for you or not, mounted mine outdoor, not under any kind of cover, rain seems to be no problem, wind and sun either but I take them in for the winter because they are easy to reach. Don't know if that will help you or not.
1279609
I've had these speakers for a few months and I'm very impressed with them. I haven't used them much since winter hit, but they do work still, and they work well-
1279610
I haven't figured that one out yet, my speakers are new and I mounted mine under the eaves of my patio to keep them out of the weather. Supposedly they hold up well but I wouldn't recommend putting them directly in the path of bad weather and rain.
1279611
I have a pair that have been outside in two different locations for 10 years. They are still kicking as well as they ever have. These are excellent speakers!!
1279612
This will be the first New York winter they'll be exposed to, so I'm not sure, I have them mounted under an eave on my rear deck and occasionally get wet and seem to be holding up just fine. Good sound quality, they fill the yard with sound I don't even push them very hard.
1279613
I am sorry I can't help you with your question as mine are mounted inside a garage and not exposed directly to rain, snow, ice etc.
1279614
I live in Florida so they are exposed outdoor surrounding pool. I've have 4 total and when I see it's gonna rain I cover with grocery bags but I have gone weeks without the bag and no issues. Hope it helps.
229927
Yes they work outside in the cold, rain, snow etc. Mine are on my deck stairs outside and they have worked flawlessly all winter and it's been below freezing quite often. As for adhesive tape you should be fine. They aren't heavy and have plenty of flat surface on the backs to adhere to.
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.
1388710
it should be protected from rain and freezing temperatures.so it can be mounted outdoors but in a weather protected location (ie. a box). used mine under a tarp one summer.
123386
Mine are attached to the side of the house and exposed to the elements (rain, snow, wind, sun) and have had NO issues.
1433058
I have them underneath the eaves of my roof so they're partially sheltered. My guess that they would be OK with no protection from the weather. My only concern would be water getting into the battery compartment. Some type of protective weatherproof tape over the opening would work.
434580
They will be fine in a wet environment. Mine have weathered countless heavy thunderstorms and strong winds with no problems. Highly recommend them.
710004
I have mine mounted where they get sun a lot of the day, and slightly wet when it rains. Had for almost 2 seasons with no problems. I do take them down in winter, but that are up for atleast 8 months a year.
2039096
We have two of them mounted on our deck outside exposed to harsh winter weather and they work great.They have stood up to snow storms and wind storms with no problems. We are very pleased.
1642720
They work very well outside. I have mine on my outdoor deck stairs and I live in a rainy enviornment. They are intact and no issues.
2136468
I have mine outside in an unprotected area, doesmn't sem to affect them. Might be a good idea to protect them though,m just a rain shield or something.AJ
1970401
So far so good. I live just outside of Boston and have mine mounted at the peak of the roof and entirely exposed. We've had a lot of cold and snow already this year and it seems to be holding up. I only installed in September of this year so haven't made it through a full winter yet.
722909
I have them on a trailer in Montgomery, AL. They are holding up fine, but water does get into the bolt area and has created some rust. We'll see how long they last...I've had them about 1 year now.
1676308
Thank you for asking!They are often used outside, however they are not designed to withstand rain or snow.Peg Schmidt, LED Lytes
1793506
These hold up under wind, rain & snow. Just use KampDry before you take it out. Might want a tarp for the ground...
787450
For the price you can't beat them mine have lasted 2 years of snow plowing so they hold up not bad. It's all about cutting the cheap connectors off and soldering the wires together and shrink tube the joint. Make it water proof . The lights are sealed so that won't be your weather problem, definitely the connectors
210299
I got mine at the beginning of the summer and have not taken them down yet. They still look like the day we put them up and work great still. Given all the snow and ice we have had this winter, I'm very impressed with their quality. I have them clipped to the deck railing.