Is this snorkle UV rated?
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1819604
I don't know what the UV Rating is. I also checked with the distributor and their site only states ultimate UV protection. I can tell you I've been wearing them for 3 yrs now while golfing and my arms are not tanned at all.
634191
We feel the camera captures light very well. We did not try underwater shots. We played around on beach with splashes etc. but not underwater. This is the best camera we have ever owned for quality and ease of operation. Recommend highly.
1678600
It is not uv rated. We used up to 6 ft. exposed on each of 7 exterior cameras, we just taped the exposed wire.
428525
While nothing is 100% guaranteed, I must say that this cable is certainly thick enough to withstand some water. It has the thickest plastic jacket I have ever seen for a USB cable. I would highly doubt that it is rated to be submersible. For an antenna, it should be fine. The problem is whether it is UV-resistant. The sun wreaks havoc on plastic cables. When in doubt, contact Customer Support at Blue Rigger. They answered all my questions within 2 days.
1097347
I don't specifically know about the UPF rating but it definitely provides UV protection. I do outdoor shows and have to stand in the sun for many hours. I purchased this umbrella for this purpose and it works very well. Because it's reflective, it also provides some relief from the heat on a very warm day.
1809717
I am not sure of the highest flow rate, but the faster the rate less effective the uv light will be. I don't think you will do any damage it just won't work right. The slower the water passes the uv light the better it works.
1148598
The packaging doesn't say if it is and I haven't tried it to go swimming or anything yet so I'm sure how well it holds up in waterBut I did use it once and sweat a lot and it started running down into my eyes a bit so I really don't think it would last very long in water. Hope this helps =)
192840
I have not had any problems with the blue light. As far as I know, there are no UV issues with the Trident. I don't think there has been a customer complaint or claim concerning the blue light and the blue light frequency falls just outside the UV light range so there shouldn't be any problems. However, the blue light is very bright so you really need to close my eyes or use the eye shields when the trident is pointed towards your eyes. I don't use the eye shields, I just avoid looking at it and since it is against my skin when using it it's not an issue.
1970390
I'm sure it is not, but it's well worth the time to hand wash. Do not submerge in water.
603840
Yes, I've used it for snorkeling and for snuba. It can be a little difficult at some points to see your screen since you are looking through a mask and the plastic case. I ended up just taking A LOT of pictures, and was able to pull enough out of it that I felt it was worth using again on my next trip. I used it with a Panasonic Lumix, which has an underwater setting and can help to adjust for the light, but if your camera doesn't, you can tweak the lighting to take some of the blue out afterwards in most programs.
913132
Mine was a pie e of junk. Used it once surface snorkeling. Took three pictures and it filled with water...total junk
416722
The specs say that is has UV protection however I am unsure how to tell exactly.
470918
No it did not. But a clerk at the pet store told me that the UV light does not kill the type of algae we have here in hawaii.
2188140
Yes it is. Since I left my initial review I took the camera in the pool. It worked great for about 30 min. but then the lens started fogging up. I took it out and let it dry~ it never came back on. I was able to get the video off it and the video was great, but the camera is dead now. So I would not recommend using it in water.
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I don't know what UV rating they claim, but the only body parts not covered are head, hands, and feet. I usually use a waterproof sunscreen stick like bullfrog to protect my kids' face (ears, nose, cheeks). I'm very pleased with these suits. They're a great value, and the warmth they provide make surfing fun. Being cold is miserable.
605495
Not that I've had, but I haven't used it for extended underwater use. I've taken it swimming in rivers a couple of times and the pictures and video have come out clear.