is this waterproof ipx7?
1865769
Yes it is. That is a major part of the brv-1 advertising. Also sounds great and has great battery life.
1865770
I think the answer is no - everything I have seen in documentation is IPX5, NOT IPX7 (even though the Braven website says 7). I took mine to the beach, rinsed it off afterwards, it no longer worked. It's possible I had a defective unit. Level 7 for Liquid Ingress Protection (IPX7) means it can be submerged up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. This speaker CANNOT be submerged at all. I pulled this straight out of the user manual: "BRV-1 speakers are completely weatherproof, making it rugged and dependable for outdoor use. Complying with NEMA IPX5 Waterproof Standards, BRAVEN BRV-1 speakers are NOT intended to be submersed in water, but are protected against dust, rainfall, water jets, and water splashing." So no, despite the Braven BRV-1 website having that IPX7 seal, I don't believe this this unit is IPX7.
318253
No, I could be wrong but i had thought it was waterproof. I rinse mine out after every use and it's fine after almost a year.
1289040
Yes, it is waterproof. Battery life depends on usage, but should last a couple of years. The batteries are replaceable.
71539
No it is not, an excellent camera, i have it outside for 2 years now under a roof bezel, so water doesnt really get to it. It works to this day 100% perfect. I have bought 3 more since.
1839147
Yes it is waterproof. I mounted it on my ATV and used it outside in rain and snow to operate a winch.
590258
I can't answer this from my usage, but the Amazon product description does not indicate that it is waterproof.
1476307
I have not used it in water yet, but I do not think it is waterproof. It doesn't look like it would be waterproof, but maybe it is. The instruction booklet is silent on any waterproof capabilities regarding the remote. Check out the reviews on Amazon and you may find someone speaking to this issue.
1305761
Nothing on paperwork indicated waterproof, just that it is for outdoor use. When I installed it, I caulked around the edges of the back plate cover. I had one of these at another house and it is still there and works 15 years later.
122543
No this product is definitely not waterproof. It has a number of ports and switches, none of which are environmentally sealed. While it might be ok with a light dew or splash/shower if under cover any significant exposure to water directly on it could result in a dangerous failure. So I'd recommend a dry box or dry bag.
1057502
I haven't used it outside but, yes, it appears to be waterproof or at least water resistent.
816580
I would say that it is very water resistant - not water proof. I use my ATV to plow snow in my subdivision. The switch (which is mounted just below the handle bars and above the head lights), ATV and I get very wet from the snow that flies over the top of the snow blade. I have been removing snow using this switch for three seasons with no problems.
1567879
No it is not - water or moisture would damage the camera as there is a micro USB connection port on the side. Almost all water-proof cameras will advertise a "water proof" feature if it is included.
768244
The O-ring seal on the battery compartment is not designed for heavy immersion in water. According to the Garmin site: The Foretrex 301 is rated IPX7. --Withstands incidental exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. --Indoor/outdoor use in the presence of rain, snow or brief splashes of water. --The unit is not suited for any immersion of more than 1 meter, regardless of duration of immersion, or any immersion of more than 30 minutes, regardless of depth of immersion.
1068573
It has speakers on both sides, so I wouldn't think that it is waterproof. It is however, an excellent speaker that I would HIGHLY recommend!
1912361
I double checked not only my suppliers description of this product, but the descriptions written on several other sites where this is for sale. In no instance was there any mention of a cover. However, it is stressed that the compartment housing is waterproof. Here is the exact description: "The high-tech, waterproof commander is IPX6 rated so it will survive the harsh marine environment without the need for a weatherproof housing".Hope that helps!!! -----cherokeeroy
832860
I have one. Although I wouldn't call it waterproof it is in a secure plastic box.
727320
www.olightworld.com says IPX-8 (waterproof up to 2 meters) for the newer model of the same light (S10-L2 Baton). I've had the older version for over a year and haven't had any issues with the internals getting wet. As other answers have stated it does have the o-ring in the tail cap.