Is this chandelier rated for damp locations?
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Can you put it under a waterfall/ no:) It is however ok in humidity. All of our items are UL listed. Thanks Heather, Matt P
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Hi Michael. Thank you for your inquiry. This ceiling fan is UL Damp Rated. Usually, a fan should be UL Wet Rated for the outdoors. Although, we cannot recommend it for the outdoors, you may be able to put it under a porch or outdoors that would be protected from rain and the other elements. Please make sure you refer to their warranty. Hope this helps! LightsOnline
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Assuming that you are not installing it near the floor... ;-) But kidding aside - yes, it says specifically "Wet and damp location listed (shower light)" on the box. And I have been using one of these in our shower (ceiling) without problems for a few months now.
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Any light fixture to be used in the shower has to be wet location rated. I don't believe these fixtures are.
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I'm not sure.. The metal appears to be a painted finish, but I'm not positive it would last in damp conditions.
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I do not think it is rated for exterior usage. I would check with the manufacturer. I do love the light and have seen versions of it in several home design publications and shows recently.
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These are meant for open use in a chandelier, which is how I have been using them. If they were protected there should be no problem with using them outdoors. They are good bulbs.
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The lamps are not specifically rated for outdoor use, but I have 2 of them in the ceiling outside my front door and don't expect any problems there. My opinion is that they will be fine as long as they are not getting rain-drenched. I plan to put them in my exterior flood fixtures that are kind of funnel shaped and the bulbs fit well inside them.
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This product is UL listed and it's not rated for dampness so I wouldn't install it in the bathroom . I hope I was helpful
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Hi Susan, thank you for the question. The Minka Aire Light Wave is UL Listed for Indoor use only, so it is not designed to be exposed to moisture or harsh elements. Do not install this fan outside your house, or any damp locations. We hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to one of our experts. They are sitting right next to their phones right now, literally. And they know everything :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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I assume it is but mine is in covered area and gets only occasional spray from rain. Know I could have mounted it. My only complaint with these lights were the bulbs on the 6 lights did not last at all. Everything has been fine since they were replaced. No more blown bulbs.
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YES! I am having the same problem. I had it sitting on my wood floor and it almost ruined it. I didn't realize it was sweating water. It is frustrating to have to keep removing the water underneath the lamp. It "sweats" all the time.....weather on or off. I live in Florida, so wonder if these lamps are not good for those living in a humid state.
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Hello! Unfortunately, this particular fan is not rated for wet locations. Monte Carlo does have a similar looking item that is rated for outdoor use. That number is #5WF42BK. Please let me know if I can help in any other way.Lighting and LocksBeth
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I love that chandelier!!! If you have table lighting and the chandelier I would think this would be adequate for a bedroom. I have it in my bathroom and additional lighting top of my vanity and it is sufficient.
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I have it in a 12x12 room and it has a large window, so it puts off good light. But if the room was much bigger I would think it wouldn't do for single source light. I am in love tho with this chandelier!
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Should be OK as long as it is not exposed to rain and there is no accumulation of water in the fixture. These bulbs do not create a lot of heat but it is best for them to have decent ventilation.
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It depends upon the climate overall in your area. I don't know what the base of the tree is made of but I don't think it is intended for damp areas. I think that over time the wood knobs would not last. Your idea is good but unless the weather is rather warm I doubt that the towels would all dry as you would want them to with the inner hooks covered with towels hanging on the outer hooks. I use a portable clothes line anchored in a heavy umbrella stand.