Can this be used on my motorcyle in a location that could possibly be damp? Wonder how waterproof it is.
312771
Not recommended, it's not weather tight. The base is simply a snap in piece of plastic to the upper housing of the relay.
312772
The relay is a basic low cost 12VDC relay. I used mine on my car horn in which it is damp continuously. If this is for a critical system buy a more expensive 'sealed" 12VDC relay. If its not on a critical system but under tank, or seat, just put a thin layer of epoxy on the cap to seal the unit. Install where the relay in the position with contacts facing downward. Use Dielectric grease on the electrical terminals before connecting them.
511202
I have no idea, I just used it in the Bahamas to carry some light stuff. It does not seem to be waterproof. but I don't think getting it damp will hurt it.
2043040
yes, GPS303C is waterproof, although, I recommend to install it on a dry place, just for security measure. depending on the motorcycle´s model, the best place to hide it, it´s inside of the air filter´s compartment ( it´s a dry place, not very hot, and a very good place to hide) just trust me, I already try ximico mini GPS and you´re going to waste your money, just invest a little more money for an exellent product like GPS303C GPS
2077968
Sorry not real sure about water proof! Works well though, I mounted it on a electric golf cart but its not wet very often.
744850
No, this is not waterproof, especially on the back side that contains the batteries- though that would normally be on the interior. The front side with the keypad seems better sealed, but would only recommend it for a location that does not get direct downpour (e.g. overhang, damp location should be ok).
1633782
It actually depends on where you're mounting or installing it. Yes, it's waterproof, but applying your own seal wouldn't hurt.
1610887
I would say no! I haven't installed mine yet. I have checked it for proper operation. I'll be using it inside of my vehicle. Item doesn't feel waterproof at all. Not cheap either.
249014
Possibly, it is made with a lot of plastic, and is a wall mounted item. If you mount it about 6' off the floor, under a patio roof, not screen, you should get a lot of use out of it. So to clearify, DAMP = yes / WET = no. I hope this is helpful.
906769
I wouldn't suggest it. This radio is cased in wood (MDF with a veneer), which I think would not stand up well to moisture. Better to find a radio with a plastic case, or, ideally, one designed for a wet environment.
1462766
If you are trying to find out, if this could be used in the RAIN? the answer io NO! all OUTDOOR electrical related items, have to seal so that no water gets into the electrical connection.... this item is not set up for that.... but if you are looking to use it in a DRY outdoor event.... you will be fine!
1379371
I had mine on a motorcycle that encountered many torrential rains. Keep the cover on when not in use. I'm not sure I would even consider taking my bike through a car-wash.
655573
I've used it frequently outdoors while camping. Yes, it can handle moisture, but it is intended to be water resistant, not waterproof. It has been fine when rained on briefly but I have never completely submerged it.
145176
I don't think it's waterproof and I would only use it in an area somewhat protected from rain (like on a porch).
1368022
You could, but I would not use it in areas exposed to the elements. It may be fine, but it does not feel like it is made to be water proof.
2077130
If it absolutely is in a dry place...it works great indoors but have never tried it outside...but as long as it does not get wet and is secure, I would think it would be okay...
452308
I wouldn't want mine to get wet, but I'm pretty OCD. It is made of a material that isn't waterproof but I'm sure if it's just "misting" it would be fine
1283466
I used this harness on my atv it works well the relay had given me flickering problems if it gets to wet. So not to sure about waterproof you may not get as wet on a motorcycle. I ended up cutting the relay out and just using the in line fuse. Hope this helps