are these Ballast's waterproof?? i use my truck off road alot for hunting and other recreation and my previous hid kits have flooded ballast's
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They are waterproof inside with all the electronics siliconed off. The other thing is that you want to mount the ballasts with the connectors pointed down so water has no way of collecting inside the connector.
2043242
They are marine rated. This means they can get wet but not submerged. We installed twelve of these in our boat last year and have no complaints. Make sure you do the math on the amp so that the speakers are getting enough power.
1608999
the radio equipment all says waterproof, but, I don't think anyone can guarantee you can submerse the electronics, I can tell you that I have used the truck in wet grass in the rain and drove it through large puddles with no issues whatsoever.
1315024
Absolutely NOT !!These flashlights are waterproof meaning that if some rain falls on them they may still work. Do not put in water.
637408
Yes, just get the exact bulb size that is in your fog lights now. Mount the ballasts as high as you can and possibly behind something to keep them as dry as possible.
895392
There is no indication on the light that they are waterproof, and here I believe you mean submersible. When I installed them on my utility trailer I did caulk around them to protect them from the weather. The lights have been on the trailer several months now with no problems.
785068
My trailer stays out in the weather all the time. They still work. So they must be weatherproof.
140359
Mine went threw a rough winter of plowing and spreading salt. Still work great. Had them under water once launching a boat they were dry and no water made it inside the housing. Very very bright, to the point they hurt our eyes to look at them. For the price you can't beat them
2023189
Yes, they are waterproof. It's one of their bigger selling points, and it states it on the box. We've had a few downpours and 2 snowfalls, and they still work great (they're out in the open, not under any kind of shelter)!
1555854
The bulbs are not waterproof. But the ballast are sealed. Also I guess I don't know what you mean by shock. Like if they are shook or what??
1506210
I haven't submerged them, but I've been in pretty bad rain... The lights themselves seem like they'd be ok. They have rubber seals, but the wiring would need to be properly prepared.
895390
Robin, The term waterproof implies that it can be submersed to a certain depth for a certain period of time. I have not tested these tail lights in this respect (such as with a boat trailer). I would buy boat trailer specific tail lights in that case.
788860
I have them installed on my boat. They really do not get direct water to them. But they do get moisture on a daily basis. They may get wet here in there when were running but that's about it. I've had no issues to date. But I'm not sure if they would work for your application. The speakers are quite heavy.
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They are waterproof, yes, I've been running these for a few years and they are super loud. Mounted them behind the grill on my Mazda 3 hatch. I do have an issue with a ground somewhere, one of the tones periodically cuts out on me, but I am fairly certain is was due to user error on the install, and not a problem with the horns.
785069
No they've been working just fine on my car hauler, rain doesn't bother them, I wouldn't put them on a boat trailer though.
983469
I use 2 of them on my pontoon boat. They haven't gotten wet from the water of the river, but they are exposed to rain etc. Thus far, they have both remained dry inside. I've been happy with them.
777082
I bought them, they were flood. I bought a trailer plug extension, stripped the ends off, and made them into my reverse lights. I highly recommend these. If you'd like to see the results and sight of this beam, visit my instagram, alex_coble on there there will be a picture of one installed. Later I will post a better one. If you don't get around to that, I'd still recommend these if you're going for the flood beam!