Is it water proof, can it get wet but not submerged.
1882142
Your going to want to stick it on the outside of the glass it gets plenty hot enought to crack the glass if the temperature changes drastically but yes it can get wet
1882143
I know this is an old question but I thought for those who are looking through the Q/A before purchasing that this should be addressed. It says on the package that if the heat pad is attached to glass and gets water directly on it that is can cause stress fractures in the glass.
1882144
I would agree with Matthew. The whole thing is practically covered in a plastic material, so it is mostly impervious to water splash or drips. The largest concern would be where the power cord attaches to the mat. Do not know if age and localized rapid temperature cooling from water contact could cause the material to become brittle and crack over time.
1882145
I would say that the mat itself could get wet even get submerged, but the little black box, the one the cord goes in, im not sure if that is waterproof. I think that it could take a splash, but I don't know if it could be submerged. Hope this helps, if it did please say it was. Thanks :)
1496824
It is definitely not waterproof. I've had it in the rain with no problems. And I believe the manufacturer claims it is water resistant.
906052
It can be submerged because it is waterproof but it will not work if it is submerged. The deeper has 2 halves and it creates a bubble when closed so it floats on the water
2236329
i can't really say if it's water proof because I've never immersed it in anything wet. It's been dropped many times though and has come through unbroken and with no operating issues.
366993
As to raining on it or splashing on it, yes it is waterproof. As to submerging it under water, no, because it would leak at the zipper. It's not SEALED.
2161542
yes, it is waterproof. Mine is outside on the patio and exposed to all weather.
947778
I have not submerged it in water completely but my instincts tell me no. It is extremely drop and dirt friendly. But to say it is %100 perfect waterproof I think would be a stretch. The company website says it is but I still wouldn't put it IN water. It is definitely splash proof and a quick dip or rain won't hurt it. So if you have it clipped to your pack or somewhere where it won't always be in water I think you'd be ok. If I had the money I would test it out but I'm not that interested to put the radios life at risk. Hope this helps!
348732
It can take some water but no it is not fully water proof so you can not wear in the water?
594354
That depends on what you mean by waterproof. Pretty sure water will not hurt it but water can get in it if it is submerged.
95889
No. But it is highly water resistant. I see water proof as diving under water. Water resistant as swimming, showering, etc.
735420
It is water resistant. I do not believe it is water proof. I've brought it out in the rain and snow and it stayed dry. So no it is not water proof just water resistant.
1669747
No it is "drip proof" which mean it will resist a small sprinkle of water but cannot be submerged in any way.
139775
I would say it is water resistant for use in the rain, but I would not use it underwater. I don't recall anything mentioned in the packaging material saying it was for use underwater or being waterproof.
1997338
It is said to be 'shock and dirt proof and water resistant during rain and humid environment'; I do not think it's waterproof to the point to be used underwater. Hope this helps.
177484
It can take splashes of water but not a soaking. Avoid leaving it out in the rain!
540995
I haven't had it submerged in water but I I have been in heavy rain and it worked just fine. But nothing is waterproof. it is very hard for the water to get in. Worth every penny!!!!!
1352433
I'm sure to some extent it is somewhat water proof.I would not submerge it under water.I use mine to charge a car in storage and it is under my hood.If you intend to expose it to the elements I would somehow keep it covered.Hope this helps,if not contact the manufacturer.