Is this dimmer waterproof for outside use by pool?
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Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
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No. Evaporation will collect on the lights. There's no protection on the lights to keep water off the electronics
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This light is an outdoor, waterproof model. Your electrical box should also be rated outdoor; available at Amazon, Lowes, Home Depot, etc.
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No. Your pathway lights are low voltage to keep people safe. This bulb is 110 volts and is not water resistant. Indoor use only.
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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.
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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.
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the whit set is not waterproof. the other is. corrosion can set in and destroy the connections to the leds .
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I do not know, I do not use them that way. Mine are hanging outside and I do not have a dimmer attached. But I will tell you this, they are absolutely beautiful just like they are!
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I believe so, as long as you have 12-volt power available. I don't see anything about "weatherproofness" so I would protect it from rain. You might try a search on "outdoor led dimmer". You would need to determine how many LED's this can handle vs how many you have. This other Amazon site LE® RF Dimmer for Single Color LED Strips, LED Ribbon, RF Dimmer for 12V DC LED Light Strips, 8A, Wireless Remote Control for All Dimmable 3528 5050 LED Strip has 19 other reviews worth looking at. I've had these in my RV for a while now and still really like them. I believe so, as long as you have 12-volt power available. I don't see anything about "weatherproofness" so I would protect it from rain. You might try a search on "outdoor led dimmer". You would need to determine how many LED's this can handle vs how many you have. This other Amazon site LE® RF Dimmer for Single Color LED Strips, LED Ribbon, RF Dimmer for 12V DC LED Light Strips, 8A, Wireless Remote Control for All Dimmable 3528 5050 LED Strip has 19 other reviews worth looking at. I've had these in my RV... » Read More I believe so, as long as you have 12-volt power available. I don't see anything about "weatherproofness" so I would protect it from rain. You might try a search on "outdoor led dimmer". You would need to determine how many LED's this can handle vs how many you have. This other Amazon site LE® RF Dimmer for Single Color LED Strips, LED Ribbon, RF Dimmer for 12V DC LED Light Strips, 8A, Wireless Remote Control for All Dimmable 3528 5050 LED Strip has 19 other reviews worth looking at. I've had these in my RV for a while now and still really like them. « Show Less
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Sorry for the delay. I couldn't remember so had to find the instruction and look it up. As far as I can tell the answer is no. However, the dimmable feature has become greatly appreciated. The lights look very nice dimed down. When one of them kicks on I know someone or something set it off. We replaced five outside lights with these and after a summer have them tweaked to where we like them.
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No. It is not waterproof. There are open plug ports and configuration switches on the back of the lights.
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No. Don't get it wet. It needs to be compliant with FL1 standards. You need to spend about $30 more to get a good waterproof light. But believe me it's worth it!
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Well, I would say yes and no...The tape doesn't really stick good first off. With some type of water proof glue you could get away with the actual light strip being pool side. Then when it comes to the strip connecting to it's power box source you would have to use some kind of water proof type like electrical tape to seal the easily exposed connect in/outlets. I hope that information helped.Good luck friend.
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Yes, assuming the "electric wire" is low voltage and the same as the dimmer.
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I don't think it's waterproof - at least it doesn't say so on the lamp itself. There are no weatherproof gaskets on the battery compartment so I wouldn't trust it in damp weather. But it is portable so you could use it on a picnic table in the evening without a problem provided you take it back in the house later.
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Yes, just be sure that the bulb is not exposed directly to the rain. Ideally, it needs to be behind a screen or in an enclosed fixture. If the bulb gets submerged in water, there is a chance it might not keep functioning. You can check this PAR30, it's more intended for outdoor applications, and this one is really of high quality: Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 12-Watt (75-Watt) PAR30 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I think they will work fine if the voltage matches and your fixtures are truly weatherproof. The bulbs cannot become wet or damp. Although others seem to have had bad performance, we have had no issues with these bulbs (used indoors). The dimming is not perfected, in that one can dim these bulbs only to about 1/2 of their stated output, but that's a general problem for all but incandescent light bulbs.