Is this waterproof, for diving? What's the IP code for waterproof? Thanks!
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sorry, this was a christmas gift for son in law to be used on camping trips, he picks out good equipment..perhaps u can contact the mfg..
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No!Will be OK in a heavy rain but no good for total submersion. Tekna Light makes several lights that are dive rated.
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I have the Olympus and it hs worked well for me due to the shock proof aspect and the waterproof. I dropped it twice on a trip once in the water and it is still like new. I have not used it for diving yet but have a friend that has and her photos were great. I will be diving with it in a couple of weeks.
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Yes this is waterproof. I really never take mine off. I shower in it, wash dishes, clothes, go swimming etc. Obviously I wouldn't go diving or anything where the water is deep with more pressure, but general day to day activities and normal exercising is no problem.
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I would strongly suggest NOT using this for underwater... It gets microscopic tears easily and leaks easily. Plus, if you plugged in earphones of any sort, you'd break the seal. Basically this is a thin rubbery sleeve you put on your phone and seal with a sticker... You can't charge it or use headphones with the sleeve. And after getting it and trying for Hawaii, I do not trust it... Too whimpy and easy leaks... I'd only use it to protect against splashes or sand at the beach. I'd never take it actually under water.
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Im not a professional diver, bit used it for a Jamaca vacation and it worked well. And will be taking it again! Thanks for the question!
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I believe it's water resistant, but not waterproof. There are double rubber rings on each connection, but personally I wouldn't try and take it under water.
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It is waterproof, but probably not to any depth for diving. You should choose a diving flashlight.
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I think 'water resistant' is the proper description. I would not take it into the bathtub with me. There is a rubberized plug provided with the Boom that covers the jack and usb port. I assume it protects them from entry of moisture but again, I haven't triedd to drown the thing and wouldn't advise testing the limits. It's not for scuba diving, but I think it will survive an afternoon by the pool, on wet grass, or in a light rain.
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I have not used it in water yet, but I do not think it is waterproof. It doesn't look like it would be waterproof, but maybe it is. The instruction booklet is silent on any waterproof capabilities regarding the remote. Check out the reviews on Amazon and you may find someone speaking to this issue.
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According to seidio all functions will operate on your phone with their case. Not sure of depths and how long water proof. Call them. The company is very accommodating and will answer your questions. I don't believe it's ment to be used for long dives but I could be completely wrong about this. Good luck!
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Waterproof ratings go from IPX1 to IPX7 (submerged). This headlamp is rated IPX4 which means it is protected from splashing or spraying at any angle. Most people would refer to it as water resistant and you shouldn't have a problem if it gets splashed wet. However, it is not waterproof from submerging in water. If the inside does happen to get wet, most of the time it is fixed by simply letting it fully dry out. Thanks for your question.
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the specs on the camera are waterproof to 18m/59ft, shock proof to 2m/2.2ft., freeze proof to -10*c/14*f. i only use it while snorkeling, so i cannot give a first hand review of its capabilities while diving with it. for snorkeling, it works great! any deeper than that i imagine you would need a bigger flash to capture any color. i also have to make sure to change the settings to underwater before taking the camera in the water.
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Hi there I would call it highly water-RESISTANT not necessarily waterproof. It does meet the IP67 waterproofing standard at level 5:Water jets Water projected by a nozzle (6.3 mm) against enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. Test duration: at least 3 minutesWater volume: 12.5 litres per minutePressure: 30 kPa at distance of 3 m....So for most normal use by recreational boaters on the water, you should be fine.Cheers,ScottMaple Leaf GPS
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It should be minimally submersible. The IP67 rating means the device is "dust tight" and submersible up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.
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From what I can gather from the two I have bought, they're water resistant for use on vehicles in all sorts of weather, but not waterproof for being submerged underwater.
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Unfortunately I'm in the middle of the Desert right now so it's being tested with the extreme heat, blowing sand, sweat, and dust. It's performed great so far. I have not been in the water w/ it yet. I am a scuba diver and it is guaranteed waterproof down to 33 feet so I will test it for you when I have the chance. It should work just fine. Just make sure you rinse it in fresh water if you take it into salt water. Salt water will destroy any metal over time.
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I don't know if it will float, I've just used it for bird watching. But if you look at the ad for it on Amazon it says (at the end of bullet point two) "not recommended for submersion or scuba diving". To be "waterproof" it should be fairly watertight...you would think, but then they don't recommend submersing it in water. I think if it does float to some degree it may be OK given that its "once in a while". To be "idiot proof", I would just secure it to a lanyard and keep it around my neck. It's your call.