can they be used out of water?
1197087
No, and these also cannot be left on more than 20 hours consecutively, nor do they have automatic on/off triggered by natural sunlight. I have to replace mine now, less than a year after acquiring them. Ugh!
1197088
Yes. I use mine around my pond in my backyard and in a flower bed in my front yard.
1197089
im sorry, i dont know, just used them in a fountain, but i did plug them in before putting them in the fountain and they were fine
898065
Yes they are water proof, but to a certain extent. You dont want them getting soaked all the time.
1721597
I haven't tried, but I assume no. They have batteries in them and would no longer work if you submersed them I would guess.
1107199
hi they need salt water ,so if there is fresh water in ther no you cant put them in.
1755663
I have only used in the water and they work great. I use them every time and would be lost without them,
785708
I can't say definitely. We are using them inside. They do not appear weatherproof so my best guess would be "no". Here in SoCal there are many outdoor uses where they would be fine but that does not make them OK for other (wetter / colder) outdoor situations.
1858918
Yes you can as long as you hang them high enough up. If its too low it will get you wet
1358085
They wouldn't be any good for swimming. They are vented so water would get in.
932926
Not sure, i haven't tried them in water. I think they are water resistant not water proof..
1960284
No. They are NOT made for outdoor use. One would have to find a way to protect them from the elements which, since they are large, would not be practical. However, I'm sure it COULD be done, with some ingenuity. Hope this helps.
450478
They are rubber so I don't think they can be submerged in water, but for the price - try it!
1177432
As far as I know they can, I use them in the deep end of the pool. They are easy to release. I would call the compnay to be sure
1546382
I do not think it worked good out of water, and I definitely would not use it submerged. Stay away from it.
1670024
yes, don't worry, they can take water for sure... we use them on a raft and they get battered with waves on windy days.
2078186
If they have not dried completey , yes they are not water proof. When water hits it runs. Hope this helps.
1619162
They are glass so would imagine they could be used outside. Be aware they only hold about 16oz of water per globe. Even tho they may state 32oz....
870358
You could, but you might be better off with a pump that stays out of the water to be pump.... that way you don't get your feet wet. E.g a Teel pump with an "in " hose (out of the pond) and an "out" hose (onto the lawn). teelpumpcatalog.com