Will these work for our pool cage? We want to hang lights around the pool without damaging the cage.
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We used them on 2 x 4 deck railing and they were very snug, almost didn't fit. Because they were so tight the little pointy things inside marred the wood. However that said, we used them. I think they would cut into heavy duty plastics.
2218483
I used them as dome lights but I am sure as long as you Dont submerse them in water they should be good. Tiny amounts of moisture won't short or damage them. And they a SMD LEDs so you can always dry them without damaging them.
2124136
We bought these lights to hang off our boat to attract fish. We used them all night but, you have to make sure they stay under water or they will get too hot and burn out. So, yes I think they will work in your canal as long as they stay under water.
1728185
no no.... just leave them there! they are for another strip of lighting to connect to! they will be fine!! We just left them!! they're waterproof !! ;)
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I purchased these to be used for normal lighting (i.e. ceiling lighting). I have never used them under water. Given the how these are made, I really doubt that they are made to be used under water. I would be careful.
1200903
Ahhh... I'm not sure since my aquarium is quite small (20 gallons), that's why it's worked well for me. I imagine for that size of aquarium you would require a lot of these LED light in order to fulfill your light needs for that size tank. But that also depends on the dimensions of your tank. If it's not that deep (24 inches in height or less), then these lights will do well. But I suggest you research other LED lights before buying this, and you get others opinions. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't, maybe softs but they won't be strong. Also this is designed for rimless tanks or a very small rim. The light just wont penetrate a tank that tall. There are some adjustable led ppucks from aquamana reef fixtures for the same price as two of these that look promising. Dont have one though
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In general no. these are not high intensity bulbs and the ballast will not drive high output bulbs. Unless your tank is very shallow, or you plan to put a few of these on it, this is probably not your best choice for a planted aquarium.
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Yes. The light strips are in protective tubes, so water can't get to them. I have 4 of these fixtures, all on open top tanks. :)
1413777
They have a small rounded hook that helps you hang a light. The lights I have used have a loop, so they work out perfect. These are the lights j have ordered from amazon in the past... Darice VL429 Non Blinking Mini Party Lites, White, 12 Per Pack
1147671
It depends how deep the pool is and how much sun you get. These worked well for what we needed.
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These lights attach with a magnet on the outside of the vinyl pool. I think if you were to Velcro the light to the inside of the hot tub they would still work. Great idea as I may try it myself!
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NO However, they are not water proof and with exposed contacts, could short out. Note that the center for a connection is supposed to be positive but often is not. The lamps will not work unless polarity is correct, they are diodes after all.
1180821
Yes, they aren't that heavy so if you had some fairly strong tape like Jen suggested that should work fine. However, you might have trouble changing the batteries- I think the light needed to be removed for that.
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These units are sealed so you should be able to get creative with mounting. That being said I would not submerge the light.
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That is how I use them. I have them on the ground on insulating panels. It will require a trip or two to the local hardware or pool store for at least clamps as mine came with only two.
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If your LED fixture has hooks that you can latch onto, and it doesn't weigh more than 70lbs, should work just fine. Most fixtures have some sort of hanging hooks that come with them.