I'm looking for an LED lamp and resistant to immersion in water, this is tough to be submerged?
1691962
I wouldn't purposely put it under water, but it could probably withstand a dip or two
1691963
Great little flashlight but NO - it cannot withstand being submerged in water. I bought it for my boat hoping it would, but the case design has a tiny hole that will immediately let in water and would ruin the flashlight. You'll be fine in the rain, but if it goes underwater, lights out!
2151986
They do have a pretty thick outer-casing, but I am sure that eventually it would rot. Plus the connection that attached to the actually lights to give it power is exposed. I feel like if it got wet it would ruin it. personally I would not use it around a pool. Maybe for a display overnight, like 4th July or something. not permanent. I hope this helps. I have it around the casing of my door, for holiday lights. The power connections are under and the eve and I have it protected in a large zip lock bag. : )
405139
Since it is NOT waterproof, we have not opted to have this unit tested for an IP rating. The guarantee is good for normal use for a flashlight and worth a replacement or refund (with order number). We are always developing more products, but I doubt if we come up with a more featured-loaded product than the PowerSafe (but never say never! ;) LED light brightness is 2000-2500mcd. Thanks for the questions, Don Carter, CEO, DTCLifeTools.com
677909
Hi Nancy , you will be very happy w this light. Yes is water resistant.. Marco in southern Ca
850504
I think that the unit is water resistant which is NOT waterproof. The light is recharged via a USB slot and therefore prone to some possible water seepage. There is a rubber insert that slots into the USB port but that can be dislodged if not inserted carefully and therefore could expose the unit to possible water leakage.
6350
I've worn it in light shower through my 15 minute walk to work. During that time the battery compartment has kept water out. But I would probably add a little non adhesive silicon seal in the battery seams for extra protection. The lamp part appear well sealed to handle heavier rain.
725984
These units are sealed so you should be able to get creative with mounting. That being said I would not submerge the light.
1026673
Yes this light is waterproof I've used mine down below 100 feet in the ocean. It's a very bright light. I like it because it's just about impossible to have it accidentally turn on, you have to give it a twist.
2240081
I don't think it's waterproof - at least it doesn't say so on the lamp itself. There are no weatherproof gaskets on the battery compartment so I wouldn't trust it in damp weather. But it is portable so you could use it on a picnic table in the evening without a problem provided you take it back in the house later.
1521015
Probably. I have a set on my bike and the led diodes are encased in clear rubber. It's probably not intended to be water tight as much as water resistant. Also there is an adhesive backing to this product that isn't terribly strong and I imagine wouldn't hold up underwater but if attached with other means it might work. Hope that helps.
1417383
I just bought the 100 watt, and it is fully submersible. It has an all black outer casing, making it blend in to the background very nicely.
1644064
Yes, it is water proof. And submersible, too. I recently used it in a search and rescue mission on a boat in the Kuskokwim River during a windy and rainy night here in rural Alaska this weekend. Worked without fail. Very bright light, saw our target (broken down motor boat with 2 people aboard) from a long way off. I'm sure my light was heavenly to them.
554809
No problem with saltwater. Just make sure you keep any salt evaporation on the leds to a minimum.
1009404
The strip is covered with a thick rubber coating on the topside. Underneath it is a thin double-sided tape. I do not believe that exposure to moisture will be a problem for the LEDs- as long as it is not in water itself. I'm not sure how well the adhesive tape will hold up to that kind of environment. It isn't very attractive to look at, so I don't believe someone would want to look at it directly - but would be great atmospheric lighting. I cut my strip up to use as lighting inside my model train buildings, so I'm just speculating here.
329533
Good morning, S.W. Yes, this lamp can handle wet conditions. However, I would suggest bringing the lamp inside during the winter months. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
1067687
You need a dive light if you want a WATERPROOF flashlight. This cannot be submerged underwater.
665403
its water resistant, but it won't stay dry submerged for long. I did some mods to mine by gluing the glass to the top cap, and then coating the threads on any unscrewable pieces with silicone paste. Now it holds up submerged.