I plan to use the remote fob on a whitewater raft paddle near the handle to engage a pair of 12V bilge pumps. How waterproof is the remote fob?
748206
Don't count on it..if you insist on using this unit I would suggest putting it in a plastic bag.
748207
Never tested it under water, but definitely splash proof as it issued for a boat lift remote now.
748208
Not sure... I used it to control lights on my motorcycle but after seeing it I do not leave it on the keychain. I would keep it in waterproof bag like the ones they make for cell phones at the beach.
2143276
I use it for my RC planes,don't think it would be classified as water proof usually water proof servos have a rubber gasket(O ring around the bottom section of the case) for rock crawlers depends on the torque required for the crawler and the transit speed.
1038352
Yes 100% water proof. Great radio batteries last a long time cool features too many for me to use.
117877
You can use out out of water, but I'm not sure why you would. The remote has to have a clear shot at the receiver which is located about halfway up the power cable.
1120270
This is a 4 zone controller so you just need to get 3 controllers and 1 remote. The outdoor waterproof LED strips can be used outside in direct contact with water. However the controller and remote as far as I can tell can not be used in direct contact with water. Outside Yes, Water proof NO.
748440
The controller isn't waterproof but it's mounted inside of the vehicle so it should stay dry.
410525
I don't believe it was designed to be water resistant but I believe it can be. Since it is a remote, it requires power (battery) so it will have to be replaced at some time. A thin bead of silicon sealant around the button and a small amount around remote should make it pretty water resistant. Since water runs down, seal it best at the top. I think that should keep it dry for some time.
639749
All electric R/C motors are "waterproof." Or rather, the act of running them in water does not cause failures but if you leave them wet, sitting on a shelf, the metal components will begin to rust and corrode.
50551
I use this for rudder control in an RC combat warship. Definitely waterproof as it's been on the bottom several times. Not a single glitch with my Mtroniks ESC.
1803195
My remote did not work, but it was no big deal to me because I used this receiver for an ice chest radio. If you're looking for something for your boat, I would recommend the Boss MR 1620. This receiver comes with a wired remote. This is the model I bought off of Amazon for my boat in which I never have to use the buttons on the receiver itself; only use the remote. I have had this receiver for about 3 years now with no problems.
1502096
No. It is definitely not waterproof. It is no different in its construction than a TV remote.
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.
1833122
no. neither piece will be unless you make the in-line water proof. stick the remote in a zip lock bag if your worried about water on it.try plastic-dip for tools on the in-line receiver.the ends are open so water will pass thru them. you could try to seal those to make it water proof.its in heat shrink tube and plastic zip strips on the wires only.
1543777
The body is water proof. The solenoid leads are internal. Mine has only one value.
1354054
The level switch is water proof but the control unit has holes for cooling and an opening for the alarm so if it was mounted in the weather it would fail.
1642683
I wouldn't call the keypad waterproof. Weather resistant yes. I mounted in an exterior vestibule out of direct sun and rain.
816580
I would say that it is very water resistant - not water proof. I use my ATV to plow snow in my subdivision. The switch (which is mounted just below the handle bars and above the head lights), ATV and I get very wet from the snow that flies over the top of the snow blade. I have been removing snow using this switch for three seasons with no problems.