Can these lights be submerged in a pond?
229204
I do not believe so. But they are water proof... sealed lightly. You would have to ask the seller specifically. thanks
1585595
We did not submerge the LED light in water and actually have it sit on a piece of glass between the tank and the tank hood. Looking at the LED light fixture I'm not so sure I'd trust it to be submerged in water as there is some weakness in its assembly that would allow water to penetrate the fixture. We have had ours continuous day to day operation for over a year now without issue.
221050
the light has a rubber ring that prevent moisture from getting in the battery but i do not think it's submersible. might want to ask the mfg.
2241934
Yes, the LEDs are embedded in clear acrylic. I don't know how big or deep your pond is, but if shallow, blue may work. As a lover of all living things, if you plan to run it 24/7, blue would be better for the fish than clear. However, clear will allow for better visibility from the surface. If the pond is small, I would run it from a timer as fish like dark. Good luck!
450478
They are rubber so I don't think they can be submerged in water, but for the price - try it!
433136
They are waterproof from rain that you might encounter on the trail, but haven't tried to soak them in water. Like I said in my post, they might not be the best lights in the market, but they are a great BANG-for-the-BUCS ($$) kinda lights. Have worked perfect for my needs.
1260391
Only if the deck is 100% water proof. These lights can not come in contact with water.
2218483
I used them as dome lights but I am sure as long as you Dont submerse them in water they should be good. Tiny amounts of moisture won't short or damage them. And they a SMD LEDs so you can always dry them without damaging them.
1228073
We have no waterproofing issues with these lights and ours are completely outdoors. We are at 190 feet on one plug. Hope that's helpful.
890090
You will need to purchase the waterproof (IP 67) models available on Amazon or HitLights.com for full submergence. These lights will not operate under water.
999407
They are advertised as underwater lights. We bought 2 for wet outside water under waterfall not submerged. They have a short pigtail so I wouldn't go too deep. That aside ours have worked perfectly and no complaints.
659485
Not sure but I know the lights are "water-proof". And as long as the roll / lights don't get kinked so bad that they could sever then I believe you should be ok. I love the product.
2080082
I have them IN lanterns as well but under a roofed area. I don't recommend leaving them out where they can get wet. The bottom (where the batteries go) is not water proof.
2023191
I don't think so. I've installed some outside but under cover. I love the lights but get the extra long lasting batteries. They do light up really well.
1728185
no no.... just leave them there! they are for another strip of lighting to connect to! they will be fine!! We just left them!! they're waterproof !! ;)
582274
These lights need a low voltage transformer that states it can be used with submersible lighting. I have found most transformer below 300 watt state that they are not suitable for submersible lighting.
1225775
They work outside with low voltage, however, in my situation,they are protected from direct contact with water. I suspect they would still work for low voltage lighting, even if they were occasionally wet