Will I be able to fit 20 Cubic Ft Cargo Carrier Waterproof Bag in my Pro 63153 while using these lights? I heard they protrude far into the carrier?
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The LED lights do not protrude into the cargo space. They are contained with the outside basket trim work.
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Not true in my case. The depth of the lights coincides with the diameter of the frame bars, so there is no intrusion into the carrier itself. The power cords come out the sides of the lamp units, so they don't cause a problem either.
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I placed my two dock lights on the front edge of my dock which is about 20 feet wide. As long as the lights can be seen unobstructed from the water, I don't believe it makes any difference how far apart they are. I can see my dock lights when I am a quarter of a mile away. They are wonderful and totally maintenance free. Just wipe the solar panel periodically, and you'll be good to go.
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yes, but you will ruin the waterproofing. these are the standard rgb lights in some sort of silicone casing. very annoying as they are difficult to mount and would be near impossible to rewaterproof...
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Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes several times a week. Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes... » Read More Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes several times a week. « Show Less
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Hi Lee,As long as the luminary is not fully enclosed(has some way to vent out heat,) and is slightly larger than the dimensions listed on the product page, it should work fine. These are designed to fit recessed lights, so there should not be an issue. Also, it is a technically a flood, so it disperses close to 180 degrees.Thanks,G7 Power
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I have a 2ft deep by 4 foot wide t5 light in there, and you would have no problem with either of the two lights, plenty of air movement and space
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Our lights are 100% waterproof (rated IPX-7) up to 1 meter deep and float on top of the water when inflated. If there are any other questions/concerns, please reach us at orders@luminaid.com and we would be happy to help!Thank you,Team LuminAID
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When I took mine apart, I found that the array of led's and all the electrical connections were embedded completely in a block of lucite (or whatever transparent plastic it happens to be). The trailer wiring then emerges from this block. From what I could see, water had no way to contact the lights themselves, only the insulated trailed wiring. The light housings do have downward facing holes for drainage. If they didn't, water would get in anyway and you would end up with condensation problems.
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Mine are 4'-6" in length which is plenty long for the cargo carrier I have (Pro Series 63152 Black 60" x 24" Hitch Mounted Cargo Carrier by Pro Series).
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I put them on my boat, trailer light are such a pain leds are worth it. They should have the three hole pattern and it comes with new pig tails
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I can't say what is best I. Your circumstance. The lights are a half circle with adhesive on the flat side. The adhesive isn't the best to use around water or anything in motion as the lights can separate from the surface they are adhered to.I did mount the lights in my live well; I mounted them to the horizontal side and went over he top with clear Duct Tape. They have done quite well. I left the tape about 3/4 to 1 inch beyond the lights themselves.
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My lfs has a comparable model. They recommended 6-10 in. Mine are about 6" from the water, I would adjust the height to get the correct spread and then adjust the brightness accordingly. In other words the higher you hang the lights the higher you should start your intensity
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Yes and they are ultra low profile with a ton of flood light output at night. Use mine for our boat at night. Actually just used them tonight out on the lake. Don't know if they are waterproof or just water resistant. I dont submerge them.
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We have used these in our deck "down lighting" like you described. They fit perfectly and we haven't had any issues. They've been in for over 3 months and are operating on a daily basis.
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I've had my two lights installed since December 2013, in my back yard, on two 12 foot poles. They are very bright and I have not had any problems at all. They are waterproof so I don,t see a problem with the installation you have in mind.
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A Wilderness Pungo 120 fits loosely in the 13 foot..I measured around the widest beam and the lengh at 12 feet. Then decided on on 13' to give extra room. Call Vortex. They can help with size too. If you decide to get a tarp instead, make sure to get a BOAT tarp so it will hold up to weather and UV exposure.
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The Arriba Cases AC-125 Lighting Fixture Bag (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HAU1B6) is a snug fit for 2 light panels with the corner styrofoam still intact. The ballast and mounts fit in the front pocket, while the loose power cords have to slide in with the lights.