are the lights waterproof (submersible) for boat trailers
1066862
Not sure that they are waterproof, but they are submersible. I put them on my boat trailer and they work great.
141593
We are in the marine industry building barges and Tug boat and they are exposed to moisture a lot and occasionally get slightly submerged in water (appears to be water resistant), but I don't know if they are water proof... Suggest checking with Manufacturer
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.
382610
The lights water resistant and very durable. They include a Gore Tex vent tube that allows for temporary water submersion up to 1 meter. Thank you, OffRoad Innovations
1007768
Yes the light is waterproof and works great. I have mine on my atv which gets road pretty hard and I love it.
1018132
the whit set is not waterproof. the other is. corrosion can set in and destroy the connections to the leds .
785068
My trailer stays out in the weather all the time. They still work. So they must be weatherproof.
1742631
No, it's not waterproof. I bought mine hoping that the military - style cover would protect it from the occasional splash exposure on my pontoon boat, and had to replace it within a month, after 1 rainstorm. Get one with an add - on boot. You won't get the pretty light, but you'll have a switch that works when you need it.
348856
I don't think so. But would not take much to do so, the back of the lights come off and don't know if the front clear plastic is glued good enough to keep water out after being submerged. I don't see why you cant water proof them. And be easy on mounting them, easy to crack. But vary nice led lights, worth the money.
936746
The lights are rated weatherproof (IP 65). Meaning they can be exposed to the high humidity and light moisture of outdoor use. They cannot be fully submerged, that would require our IP 67 lights. This may be an error in the listing and we will work to correct it.
895391
it is waterproof as I am using it. It inserts (sits flush) in the socket intended for it. The rubber seal that surrounds the light is very snug. when I pulled out the old light fixture to replace it with the new one, there was no evidence of water leaks. I am using it on a horse trailer as the brake light.
628425
I have had them on the back of my 1989 Dodge Ram for several months now being used a backup lights. They are installed in the receiver trailer hitch and see lots of rain water. I haven't had any issues with them not working so I'd say that they must be waterproof or at least water resistant. Satisfied with them so far.
523907
I am not sure, the light only opens on one end and there is an "O" ring there, but I can't say for sure that it is waterproof. thanks.
952654
Probably not guaranteed waterproof, no gaskets that I saw, but the lights come packaged in sections and you can screw them together in about 5 minutes, no tools required, everything fit together tightly. The top is large enough that the water runs off ok. Mine have been outside for a year and no problems yet. They look way better than the cheap ones at WM.
1780851
I mounted in my boat's engine room. They are advertised for marine use but if exposed to the elements I would add a bead of silicone around any area that water could enter. Same goes for any of the less expensive LED lights.
702949
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
1979059
I have had them mounted since July 4th on the outside of my vehilce. No issues and its been a wet summer here, they are sealed, so I would say that they are waterproof.