Under the description "How waterproof is it?" it says IP56. I believe this is a typo because elsewhere it states IP65.
200833
I'm Miami is rainy season and it rains on the panel but not on the light and so far works well
1738922
The unit should be waterproof. For more accuracy please call 800-835-5011 and inquire about item DPP400W-0-8.
493262
I don't know for sure either way but I really doubt it is water resistant or water proof. I would contact the manufacturer support to be certain.
1430861
They dont claim it to be waterproof but water resistant. Yeah it is pretty resistant against water. Doesnt distort sound. I sure wouldnt submurge it though.
1903338
If you have problems that Garmin attributes to water they may not honor their warranty. They may say: it's only guaranteed to level IPX7 and it must have been subject to too much water. This is what happened to me with an earlier model Garmin. My asserting it was never in heavy rain and not even for long periods in light rain had absolutely no effect. Over time they said the results can be the same. They offered some sort of "deal" on replacing it or having it fixed--don't remember, but to me there was no question this was a warranty problem.Hopefully the seals are better now and/or Garmin has a more liberal attitude towards this. But now if it starts to rain I stick it in my jersey pocket. Once burned, twice shy. If you have problems that Garmin attributes to water they may not honor their warranty. They may say: it's only guaranteed to level IPX7 and it must have been subject to too much water. This is what happened to me with an earlier model Garmin. My asserting it was never in heavy rain and not even for long periods in light rain had absolutely no effect. Over time they said the results can be the same. They offered some sort of "deal" on replacing it or having it fixed--don't remember, but to me there was no question this was a warranty problem.Hopefully the seals are... » Read More If you have problems that Garmin attributes to water they may not honor their warranty. They may say: it's only guaranteed to level IPX7 and it must have been subject to too much water. This is what happened to me with an earlier model Garmin. My asserting it was never in heavy rain and not even for long periods in light rain had absolutely no effect. Over time they said the results can be the same. They offered some sort of "deal" on replacing it or having it fixed--don't remember, but to me there was no question this was a warranty problem.Hopefully the seals are better now and/or Garmin has a more liberal attitude towards this. But now if it starts to rain I stick it in my jersey pocket. Once burned, twice shy. « Show Less
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There is a rating code on this product called IP. The IP code that was assigned to this product is IP 66. IP codes work that the two numbers are independent and dictate a different property of the product itself. From the first 6, it has been tested that this product is "Dust Tight" meaning that "No ingress of dust; complete protection against contact" will be a quality you should expect. From the second 6 the product has been tested against "Powerful water jets" meaning that something similar to a shower would have no damaging effect on this product. For a fully waterproof product the IP 67 rating would be given instead. There is a rating code on this product called IP. The IP code that was assigned to this product is IP 66. IP codes work that the two numbers are independent and dictate a different property of the product itself. From the first 6, it has been tested that this product is "Dust Tight" meaning that "No ingress of dust; complete protection against contact" will be a quality you should expect. From the second 6 the product has been tested against "Powerful water jets" meaning that something similar to a shower would have no damaging effect on this product. For a... » Read More There is a rating code on this product called IP. The IP code that was assigned to this product is IP 66. IP codes work that the two numbers are independent and dictate a different property of the product itself. From the first 6, it has been tested that this product is "Dust Tight" meaning that "No ingress of dust; complete protection against contact" will be a quality you should expect. From the second 6 the product has been tested against "Powerful water jets" meaning that something similar to a shower would have no damaging effect on this product. For a fully waterproof product the IP 67 rating would be given instead. « Show Less
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If you look at the LifeProof packaging, it would lead you to think it is fully waterproof. That is just NOT the case(pardon the pun). My son had it in the water for less than 30 seconds and water was in the case. The phone is ruined and LifeProof is not going to replace it...but they would replace the case with another. LOLI just don't get it. I really don't. DO NOT buy one. This is your warning...it has now cost me over $500 to replace everything because we were not eligible for a replacement phone by ATT...yet. NO FUN!
692211
Waterproof? That I'm not sure but I don't think so? You can definitely try and email the seller, they usually respond pretty quick
2134469
Their ad advises "Ideal for outdoor/Indoor IP65 case" which seems to suggest that outdoor use is acceptable. Mine is mounted outdoors and partially protected by the eave it's mounted under. So far, so good.
1318884
I don't know but when I used it for running it gott pretty wet due to my sweat yet it still worked I know it's waterproof but not sure to what extent. It sure is durable though and rugged.
1507562
This is not waterproofing specification. In use at the place where rain hits, you need to waterproof. (I did the seal to the junction etc. with silicon)
1152575
Mine says its waterproof although I haven't really dared to try it out. This product is amazing- life changing!! 3 1/2 years of barking and finally, we have silence!!
1096323
Your welcome! When you get them double check the outside of the package to make sure it is IP65 rated. I have ordered several strings of these and one came as IP32, they returned them at no charge and sent me the right ones but I would hate to see you have to re-do your work...
679799
I don't know, but I'm finding that it's not actually waterproof. My daughter peed in the night and it went right through.
1611
Thanks to Ms. N. Boone for this answer. This is exactly what I needed to know to fix the same issue on my M2880FW other posters have experienced. Note to self: do not check hide the IPv4 address!
1424565
This phone has an IP57 certified that can be used 1 m under water during 30 minutes. But you must to be sure to close every hole with his hermetic cover because if these are not placed, water can ingress.
1511316
This device is IP67 Rated. The first digit (6) is the dust rating, 6 is the maximum rating and the device is completely dust proof. The second digit (7) is the water rating, 7 is defined specifically as "Protection against temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m for 30 minutes". Up to you if you take the risk, in theory you could swim laps for 25 minutes (not recreational, diving, etc) and be fine.