Is there a plastic cover over the LED's or are they open to the water?
1932614
There is a plastic cover over the light so it is protected from the splashing of the water.
1932615
It has a cover .... This light was way better then the one that came with the tank !!
1932616
There is definitely a plastic cover... Mine is awesome, great for moon lighting. I have two!! Love them; amazon is the cheapest place to get them too- I believe, cheapest I've found- without buying another LED tank set.
2199689
No, the LEDs are on 2 opposed edges. The illumination is pretty uniform to my eye though.
192019
I can't say what is best I. Your circumstance. The lights are a half circle with adhesive on the flat side. The adhesive isn't the best to use around water or anything in motion as the lights can separate from the surface they are adhered to.I did mount the lights in my live well; I mounted them to the horizontal side and went over he top with clear Duct Tape. They have done quite well. I left the tape about 3/4 to 1 inch beyond the lights themselves.
413581
The covers are simple plastic covers you must remove before use. They simply snap on over the lamps to protect them from rocks and bugs when not in use.
104263
Sorry, Hot desert climate where I live. I would get a unit with self contained lights or LED's to shield from wet conditions.
1163747
The led lights are water proof but you should insulate the a/c power supply by placing it in a water free area.
1735074
they can be open but there is a white cover you can put over them. In the display picture the company provided you can kinda see it in the middle light and it looks like they have it 1/2 over the light farthest to the left.
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.
428969
Yes there is clear plastic shield that slides in place to cover the led lights but also slides out for easy cleaning
1815762
They is approximately an 1/8th to 3/16 of rise for the lights. Will definitely be a tight fit for you. I have the entire 16ft wrapped around the back of my bass boat and let me tell you, they throw off some light. I love them! Best of luck to you.
2245888
The lights in the the 3 I have are NOT covered by glass lenses and the sockets point to the SIDE. I've replaced one bulb and have had them for about a year. They are a good inexpensive outdoor down light solution IMO.
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.
2219370
This particular LED lights is not intended for outdoor use. There are some water proof LED outdoor lights available in the market.
1677379
There is a clear plastic insert that comes with it that fits in the hood. They mean the actual LED lights should not be without that plastic.
1416568
Nothing, they can be left exposed at the end of the strip. You can attach them with an adaptor to another strip of LEDs if you want.
973313
There's no cover, its a circuit board set into a plastic mounting tray, with a rubbery substance covering the components (what's referred to here as potting). So to contradict myself, if you consider the potting a cover, you got it. I believe in this usage (wet location) it serves to protect the circuit from water.
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Our lights are 100% waterproof (rated IPX-7) up to 1 meter deep and float on top of the water when inflated. If there are any other questions/concerns, please reach us at orders@luminaid.com and we would be happy to help!Thank you,Team LuminAID