is the wiring from the controller box to the 4-pin connector waterproof?
1615719
I could not say yes, but I have used it with no problems. The website does not say anything about it being waterproof, but if you need an extra measure of security, you can easily put some heat shrink over it to protect it. It does look like heavy duty wire that should hold up well.
2129815
Yes it is...its why i bought it. I was having problems with my controller staying charged and connected. This solved it.
914268
Not at all. The steering servo is water-resistant, but that's the only component that is remotely waterproof. That being said, you can take it in light mud or dewy grass without much issue, just watch for rust and excess water on the speed control.
1292220
Greetings. GB150 is designed for indoor use, so its inner circuit board doesn't have waterproof design. Thanks for your question.
1461033
connectors are OK. you need to cut (peel) the silicon at the connecting point. This will not be waterproof.
3831
The 15 ft tethered float switch itself is rated for wet installation, so yes, it can go outdoors. The alarm module will need to be installed indoors or in a weather/wet tight box if you intend to use it outside. If you will use it in that manner be sure the power receptacle is weather protected in the same weather/wet tight box. On a related note make sure the alarm module is located where it can be heard. Mine is in the lowest level of my condo in a room below the stairs, but I can still hear it on the third level when I tested the system. It works quite well. Bill, (end user and Mechanical Engineer)
1582507
Yes it did, but the power supply & control module were not remotely waterproof and very cheap, the power & module cords were short and the transformer burned itself out quickly- the only thing good is the led string. I would recommend buying everything separate as I am not even using the transformer (burned out) or the control module (crap). The list I bought was a 12volt power supply (LEDwholesalers Waterproof LED Driver Transformer 60 Watt 12V with 3-prong Plug, 3204) and a LED music controller (LEDwholesalersTM IR Music Controller 60 Watt 3 Ports With Remote for Color Changing LEDs,3322RGB). I also bought 2 strings of indoor LEDS, so all 3 strings work on this combo.
765548
I would think so. As with all electric connections you want to be as waterproof as possible. I've haven't had any problems with the unit so far in my application. A remote computer room
748440
The controller isn't waterproof but it's mounted inside of the vehicle so it should stay dry.
1120269
No. The actual control unit is not water proof. I ran irrigation wire to my LED light from the garage where the control unit is housed.
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.
2151987
I don't think that they would hold up for that. They have a silicone sleeve to protect them from mild wet conditions, but prolonged exposure to water or fully submerging them is probably going to cause damage. The controller, connections, and power supply are definitely NOT waterproof.
1548493
It is a printed circuit board but all components are sealed. I would nt be too worried about any dirt or bugs, only excessive standing water
2075827
I would not call it all waterproof. The receiver and servos are pretty well sealed but the battery and motor are removable and exposed. There is a splash guard on the motor and the battery connection is splash proof but it would not work for long under water. My kids run it through puddles and mud all day without a problem. Upgraded the battery to a lipo for quicker charging and longer run times.
1345542
In my experience, the probe and the rubber covered wire are waterproof. I have not attempted to sink the housing with the battery.
126564
I'm not sure of the amperage, but you should be using it in conjunction with an automotive relay. This way, it will be protected.The 5th switch turns power to the remote on or off.It's not waterproof, but I believe it to be water resistant. I've taken the remote apart...and there doesn't seem to be any design faults that would not allow its use in the rain.
563889
Yes, so long as structural integrity is maintained (not dropped or a tree fell on it, etc.). Even the controller on the rear of the panel is sealed, and the connectors are all shielded from weather. Mine has gone through numerous wind and rain storms with no problems. Not sure you can immerse it in a lake, but should be OK otherwise.