can this be used outdoors in the sun?
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I'm not quite sure of the specific intent but from what I can gather the netting wouldn't be damaged by the sun if that is what you mean. If the intent is to try to cover someone or something with the hopes of blocking the suns rays it definitely will not prevent a sunburn or shield a pet, infant or child from the sun.
186195
I used it to cover a small tree to keep beetles off it. Did not deteriorate after one year.
669243
I'm not sure - it would have to be positioned so the sun hit the solar panel - cant hurt to try it and see :-)
1646189
Yes, it can be used outside. It works great keeping off the glare. I highly recommend this product.
277081
Not sure it's meant for outdoor use. I would think it would be fine as long as it doesn't get rwined on.
191013
Yes, it could be used outdoors. It would deteriorate quickly because it is not designed to be weatherproof. I do not think you would be happy with the heat output because you would lose the combustion gases which have most if the heat. I would look for a radiant heater for this application.
2019858
I have not tried it, but believe it can. Works best when pointed directly at the sun though...
819023
In a sunny day, you can use it outdoor for sure.But I agree with @MomFirst that it is designed for indoor use.
1199075
No I don't think using it outside is wise. Unless being used in a covered area outside where water will not be able to get into the top area. Top is open - apart from wood framing, the cover is plastic so don't really think it will stand up much to sun, rain and wind elements.
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I would say that it is not "Sunlight" (UV) resistant. It is clear and I believe that whatever you put into it will get sun burnt. Also the lid is not sealed, it is just slightly tight. I would not leave it outside.
1568752
Yes, the battery is recharged by a small solar panel; so, it needs to be in the sun.
448293
I'm sure you can use it outdoors. It does not have sunscreen in it. So you may burn if you already don't have a base tan.
1497867
I don't see why not. It would be covered by sunbrella or other material that was for the outdoor area...it is an insert...not to be used by itself.
679530
Sunlight is very bright, so I think it will not work outdoors unless you use it at dusk.
315131
I don't see why not. My preference would be to keep it out of the sun, in a clean, dry place and above freezing temperatures.
1677296
No it does not seem to be able to do that, also it fades rather quickly in color............ I would keep it out of the sun.
1816127
I don't see why not. The fabric is made for outdoor use, as are most Sunbrella fabrics. I chose it for its durability and, after more than three years, it has performed wonderfully.
1236723
You, probably, should never leave it on direct sunlight, especially in parking mode. Just disconnect and hide it - it will be much safer.