is this suitable for damp locations?
740101
The product would need to be air tight and "Rated for Wet Locations" to use in a bathroom / shower or an outdoor application. The "Wet Location Rating" would be stated on the package. If it is not state stated on the package it is not designed to go in wet locations.
740102
I really can't say....I don't have any information that isn't on the amazon website. I checked the instructions that came with the light and they make no mention of damp locations. If it was me I would not use in this way...usually if fixtures are damp rated, the manufacturer clearly states this as it a selling point.
2032025
I would not use it exposed to the elements (ie rain). We used it in our shed which is a damp environment and it did fine, but if using outdoors I think I would have it in some kind on sheltered area.
2205628
Only if it is protected from wind and rain it is not rated for wet or damp area
1289358
Well, to be honest I don't know. I have it under my deck and it is outside. It does get damp and sometimes a little wet, I've had no problem thus far. It works great.
11346
I renew it in a room that does not have a moisture problem....... if necessary, I suppose you could do it outside in a sheltered area.
925754
No, it is neither damp rated nor wet rated. Technically I should not be using it for my screen enclosed patio but I liked the design.
1462767
To the best of my knowledge it is for inside. But I would think you could use outside if it was kept dry.
300499
It says to use it in a " covered location" it can be a damp location, but it's rated indoor and outdoor
650432
Probably depends on your climate. If you get a lot of moister might get water damage. I have mine in Northern CA in our Garage and it works well. I've only had it for a couple of months...I love it.
1744481
It is designed for indoor use. However if you keep it dry and stay within the specified temperature and humidity range it would be ok. Or you could use a water tight enclosure.
2112201
This is rated for damp locations such as the bathroom, but It is not rated for outdoors.
1339094
A little difficult to predict. I live near the SF Bay area where we have varying degrees of humidity particularly in the winter when it can be rainy. My guess is that it will probably be ok if you apply something like a teak oil once or twice a year, as it will be protected from the rain.
2206186
I think so, as long as it is in a covered dry location. But it doesn't appear water resistant though.
2133057
Definitely not. I wouldn't use it even in a protected area where subject to either temperature changes or humidity changes of any extent. Strictly an inside fan.
1549132
It's made of high density particle board. So as long as it's not very humid all the time it should be ok.
230679
According to the advertisements on it it is suitable for indoor dry and/or damp locations
988902
Sorry my response took so long. It says "suitable for damp locations" on the fixture. The product seems pretty solid but I am using them indoors. I like the light they put out. Bright, good color, and diffused nicely. Colors matched the CFLs I replaced(warm white and daylight).