Would this be safe to run outside in the rain, between a house and a shed?
2054422
First off I do not know the conditions of the environment in which you intend on using your cord in. I would not recommend using the cord while its raining and I would not recommend using the cord if the cord is going to be submerged under any length of water. However if it had just stopped raining or if it's early in the morning dew on the ground it should be fine as long as the cord is in good condition and you're using good judgement. Extend the cord between the two points first and then plug it in. Make sure before you put the cord away that you unplug it from the source of electricity first. First off I do not know the conditions of the environment in which you intend on using your cord in. I would not recommend using the cord while its raining and I would not recommend using the cord if the cord is going to be submerged under any length of water. However if it had just stopped raining or if it's early in the morning dew on the ground it should be fine as long as the cord is in good condition and you're using good judgement. Extend the cord between the two points first and then plug it in. Make sure before you put the cord away that you unplug it from the source of electricity... » Read More First off I do not know the conditions of the environment in which you intend on using your cord in. I would not recommend using the cord while its raining and I would not recommend using the cord if the cord is going to be submerged under any length of water. However if it had just stopped raining or if it's early in the morning dew on the ground it should be fine as long as the cord is in good condition and you're using good judgement. Extend the cord between the two points first and then plug it in. Make sure before you put the cord away that you unplug it from the source of electricity first. « Show Less
2054423
Personally, I would not use any electrical equipment in the rain. I would wait until conditions are dry outside before exposing any electrical tools (mower, edger, trimmer, blower, cable, etc.) to wet conditions. But that's me: I usually play it super safe and try to avoid any chance of shock or shorting. I hope this helped.
2054424
Yes, it is insulated and very protected. I would highly recommend this product. I do not think you would have any problems running this on the ground between the shed and garage.
2054425
I believe so we have used it with our generator during the hurricane and had no problems
2054426
First off I do not know the conditions of the environment in which you intend on using your cord in. I would not recommend using the cord while its raining and I would not recommend using the cord if the cord is going to be submerged under any length of water. However if it had just stopped raining or if it's early in the morning dew on the ground it should be fine as long as the cord is in good condition and you're using good judgement. Extend the cord between the two points first and then plug it in. Make sure before you put the cord away that you unplug it from the source of electricity first.
683392
I'm not sure. If it's a covered area, I think it would be ok. I'm not sure I would put in where it would have direct contact with rain.
410873
I purchased one awhile back, but for my garage, indoors. However, I am sure you could use it under and eve, but I am not sure I would have it exposed to the elements, ie rain / snow getting in it, you may be asking for bigger problems.
534656
It is designed to be used outdoors. I have not had an issue with it in the rain or the snow.
1254794
I'm not the expert, but I bet it could! That would keep it largely out of the rain. I'd see if you can contact the manufacturer. I'm no electrician.
1616836
I've used it in the rain with no problems. I wouldn't stick it under water or anything, but if it gets some water on it it should be fine.
290440
It seems solid in terms of being able to withstand running in bad weather. I haven't tried it in the rain, but it looks like it would be fine.
958844
I wouldn't trust it as rainproof, but it did well Ina 10 mile run with the sweat.
2219125
I would definitely say yes. I installed mine on an exterior eave in the rain, and then it rained three more days - workes perfectly.
1341922
I have only used it in my basement as a growing lamp for plants, but I would think you could use it outside in a shed. Of course, make sure no water would get on it.
444647
Can't say for sure. We used it for inside drop location. If it was shielded from direct rain by an enclosure, it should be okay.
389262
Yes, if under an overhang or something. Cannot be directly exposed to rain.
154036
Only if it is dry...I wouldn't want it rained on or plowing through wet grass. Hope that helps, R
1868467
Although I wouldn't pour water on it directly, it is pretty resistant towards rain and sweat - and I ran a 10K race with this on a trail course during slightly muggy conditions. Just remember to dry it out once you're done running with it! For casual use there are no problems at all.
290442
I do not think that the rain would bother it. ... Buy it this item it makes me feel safe out there when running those dark streets. It is so light weight that I forget I have it on.
879113
Yes I have run mine in a hard rain with no problems. it is pretty heavy but with the wheels on it almost anyone can move it 5 foot.
1152171
It is not a weather sealed outdoor light, but if it is under a roof where no rain would hit it, it would be ok.