Can these be taken apart and re-sealed to prevent water from seeping into the housing?
1179348
Yes they can if need to be. But not necessary I just applied extra silicone on front lens at top and bottom. To seal the lens better. That was the only flaw. Well built lights.
1179349
I've had a couple friends do it and it works, so the answer to that question is yes.
1120880
You can re-use them, but they do not collapse back down. Once they are wet they stay as they are in my experience.
818731
I don't think so. This is fine for keeping them out of little hands or storing. It wouldn't take much to rip it open. No water proof seals
1019843
They are removable. They repel the water well and dry real quick. They also spot clean real well. Overall very happy with the purchase
489252
Probably not recommended but I have put them back slightly damp. I shake them repeatedly to get most of the remaining water out of them.
411254
they can, but you will shorten the life of them(they warp if heated to much thus losing the airtight seal). best not to unless you want to treat them as disposables.
1566097
I haven't tried that, but I don't think they are. They don't "seal" and would let water in.
903889
No, they're not individually wrapped and could dry out if not re-sealed tightly (an extra piece of tape wouldn't hurt).
855658
I don't believe it is. I checked my user info and there wasn't anything referencing appropriateness of outside use. By merely looking at the units - they don't look watertight. I would recommend contacting the company - they are very helpful. 1-877-298-9082
1800362
The housing is plastic. Unless your water is hot enough to melt thick plastic, you will be OK.
268254
Yes these are sealed at the floor hooks. I've had a large amount of water in these due to melting snow and never had a leak or spill over the lip which is pretty deep. They are also extremely easy to pull out and clean with a hose to like new condition in about 30 seconds.
1316224
I don't think so. It's a sealed unit and the instructions don't indicate they can be replaced.
1303658
It's a possibility, it's not an air tight seal around the top parts, water could seep in pretty easily if it's enough water, I think.
266000
I specificly bought them because they have a drainage hole and I don't think they would be easy to seal unless you put a liner in it. But then I don't know a lot about sealing.
1786693
Not if you glued them carefully. A coat of Matt medium or acrylic varnish is good for waterproofing
1213485
I don't own one of these but I would imagine that disassembling the housing to install a different drive would disrupt the protections that keep it water and fire proof.
1789114
Possibly. I looked through a few of mine and most are thinly sealed; however there are a few that have tiny pinholes. So it would likely work depending on what you are doing with them.