Do they operate well under the water line?
219335
Thats what were doing....it's bad azz with the blue light under the wakesurfboard. Looks like blue crayola cran coming under the board. We start with the tower lights and turn them off and just use the blue LED lights. We also use glow stick necklaces from the dollar store so you can find the rider when they fall......otherwide it's marco polo haha. We night surfed with a big group of guys about 10 times last year. There nothing more fun......The lights are on my Super Air Nautique
219336
Yes, either below or above water line. I bought 5 and run them all off one wire to a toggle. They are pretty bright for the money....we night wakesurf with them and the entire back of the boat is lit up blue even about 5 feet back. 5 out of 5 star rating
219337
I do not have mine under the water line, they are under my pontoon boat and shine down into water this lights up the water and also makes your pontoons look like glass.i do have an under water light on the back and it works well, if the instructions tell you that they can be installed under water, no question, they would be fine. I know the light is reflected very well in the water.
219338
I fish Galveston bay the dirter the water the dimmer they are but they are pretty bright I have the blue ones
219339
They work excellent i have no complaints whatso ever. I put 4 clusters across my transom and they eork perfect
219340
I have only a hour or two of operating time on them but so far they seem to wprk pretty well. In clear water I have illumination of about five feet.
1237130
I haven't installed them above ground however , depending on your location (ie freezing temps) I don't see why they could not be installed above ground. Mine were submerged under water briefly and still work fine. The inlet is 3/4" female threaded
1376601
I have two, one is exposed to weather. Both have worked flawlessly. I think they are very well made and certainly intended to be mounted outdoors. Submersible, probably not.
436257
We own four of these units and all are below the tank. We have not had any problems w this location.
2235664
Mine have survived a few weekends going through creeks and mud. I am not sure about prolonged time submerged, but I have had them underwater for 15-20 minutes a time or two with no problem.
288739
Yes. I have seen several pumps completly submerged, including some of my own, due to a varity of reasons. when powered up they all functioned flawlessly.
1371543
yep as long as the water does not get over the top :) just be careful when you bend over :) they work great for me.
542223
I would say no. Never had a problem with them. I use my water up very fast ,so it doesn't set very long.
1721597
I haven't tried, but I assume no. They have batteries in them and would no longer work if you submersed them I would guess.
2180705
I think they are rather bright. I do have mine fully submerged and have had to problem with them not being water proof. I have mine slightly angled into the rocks so it isn't as bright.
1116899
I have not had any issues with this unit in the open sea although I haven't used the cast feature as yet.
545066
We have installed these around a pool and they work very well, outdoors and around concrete. over a year old and no problems. A good head would be a phone with a good hi-fi audio and a 100 watt class-d amp such as a TI purepath sound or a Tripath chip any good computer can deliver a decent source
1506210
I haven't submerged them, but I've been in pretty bad rain... The lights themselves seem like they'd be ok. They have rubber seals, but the wiring would need to be properly prepared.
933811
Not fully. They've gotten wet and survived on mine. But they ran a little different and noisier after I did.
1150875
I am sorry we haven't tried it under water but it does work great for the purpose we bought it for.
1765456
They do have decent side protection. Its fits construction regulations. But if you're going to be swimming in sawdust or something, that's a different story.
534140
I got them some time ago, and they are still working well, the little remote has started to lag a bit, but I'm guessing its due to the need of a new battery.. I can tell you that once I did drive trough a flooded highway and nothing happened to them, but again I did not have them underwater for a prolonged period of time. At most 3 to 4 minutes.