Is this light set sealed,meaning no water can enter the lense or lights?
1093999
Yes completely They are the best investment I ever made for my boat trailer!!! I wish I would have changed them years and many bulbs ago
1094000
There is definitely a hole where the wires go into the light. When I remove the trailer from the water after launching my boat, water comes out of that hole.
1094001
When I took mine apart, I found that the array of led's and all the electrical connections were embedded completely in a block of lucite (or whatever transparent plastic it happens to be). The trailer wiring then emerges from this block. From what I could see, water had no way to contact the lights themselves, only the insulated trailed wiring. The light housings do have downward facing holes for drainage. If they didn't, water would get in anyway and you would end up with condensation problems.
1094002
Yes. Sealed so no waters enters the tail light when you back down. Works fine so far.
1094003
No. Make sure you disconnect your trailer lights before submerging trailer in water.
1094004
I have launched the boat twice since installing the lights and have had no problem with water intrusion. I certainly like the bright nature of the lights.
1094005
Yes totally sealed, I've submerged them multiple times in salt water with no problem.
2102331
The light is water proof. It works great. Very easy to install. Just that mine did not come with instructions. Overall very happy with them.
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.
1027095
Not as far as I know; I can't see any way to get at them without breaking the case open. One of my two has lost one LED but it makes no detectable difference. I think that most such lamps are sealed because the individual LEDs aren't replaceable.
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.
1979060
yes it is completely sealed and def. worth the money it is bright and powerful it will serve any needs with outstanding results
2282137
Doing further research on the light it does mention that it is waterproof and skid proof but examining my light itself here is what I can say. There are thin rubber seals like those found in waterproof watches in the tail cap and the bulb cap. I can't say how well it stands up in real conditions but I have run it under the faucet and no water leaked through the tail or bulb cap. The telescoping part is the only concern I have if using it under long periods of time in rain
1304921
Kit lens is not weather sealed though under the Product Features Amazon bills the kit like so: Full weather sealing for worry-free use in any weather condition;
1476720
This is a gorgeous light but it is not sealed and so would not be suitable for a damp location.
1304919
The 18-55 kit lens is NOT weather sealed. Weather sealed lenses have the "WR" designation.
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.
877530
If the light is on and the water flows through it, then it is functioning properly. You should check to see if there is no water in the glass bulb compartment.
1809783
I have this light it only has one threaded tube and it is gasketed and waterproof, personally tested myself many times.
113564
Surefire calls their lights weatherproof with o-ring and gasket seals. However, I have used this light and other models from Surefire underwater for short durations with no issues or water intrusion. Hope this helps.
980798
No. It's sealed. But the bulb lasts effectively forever, so there isn't a reason to change them.
1135255
I would say water resistant. It's got rubber seals on all the threads but I think it would eventually leak through with a scuba dive. Great light though.
1740838
Others complained of moisture getting inside, so before I mounted on my tractor I ran a bead of clear silicone around the lens and where the wires exit the housing, just to be safe. Have had no problem so far with any moisture inside of the light.