Is it safe for outdoor use? (with Halloween decorations)
504132
Yes and no. With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless ones for $4 and change. Worth is and take a few batteries.
504133
Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless ones for $4 and change. Worth is and take a few batteries. Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless... » Read More Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless ones for $4 and change. Worth is and take a few batteries. « Show Less
2069590
Yes, you can hang it from a tree outside however, you should probably not leave it exposed to the elements.
3954
I don't think it is safe to use outdoors unless you live in a very dry climate and it will be protected from the weather (mostly rain or wet stuff). It is designed as an INDOOR ceiling light with fan. When I assembled the unit, I noted that it is not air (or moisture) tight, and definitely not a sealed unit in any sense of the word. I would not recommend using it outdoors except under very protected conditions (like maybe on a porch where there is no chance of moisture getting on it). Also if you have any winds, I wouldn't even consider it. I hope this helps!
748324
Yes, you can use it outdoor. The life time would be a little less depending on the amount of direct sun light. And also the wall need to be flat and some outdoor wall is not flat to put on decal. Other than that it should be fine.
965819
The is not labeled for outdoor. I'd suspect the exterior coating would become brittle and break down under UV and weather exposure.
925755
Not to my knowledge. I am sure it is not sealed to be used outdoors, unless it were in a very protected location. Also, it's wood, and that would probably, unless rigidly maintained, not do too well outside either.
1774534
No,it is not intended for outdoor use, however if it is placed where it will not be directly exposed to the elements, it should be fine. If you place it under a porch, gazebo, or similar protection, so that it isn't soaked by a rainfall, there should be no worries.
1552282
I don't know if it can be used outdoors, but I would not try it. I don't think the paint/coating would hold up very well in the elements, and the lamp base is frosted but still see-through, so if bugs or dirt got inside, you would definitely see it.
828004
I suppose you could use it outdoors, but I believe that is it meant for indoor use only. It would be your call as to whether you want to take your chances.
44927
IMO it doesn't seem like an outdoor capable. seems like a light duty thing...so I would not install it outside.
203566
The lamps are not specifically rated for outdoor use, but I have 2 of them in the ceiling outside my front door and don't expect any problems there. My opinion is that they will be fine as long as they are not getting rain-drenched. I plan to put them in my exterior flood fixtures that are kind of funnel shaped and the bulbs fit well inside them.
2187051
These are meant for open use in a chandelier, which is how I have been using them. If they were protected there should be no problem with using them outdoors. They are good bulbs.
698903
I do not think this is for use outdoors--I believe is is for indoor use only but you could check with the manufacturer.
59794
Yes, I have used it outdoors. I do NOT think it is in any way water resistant. I used it to throw a "flame" effect (locked on orange looks cool). About 6 to 7 feet away in mostly dark environment. The effect was still pretty strong. Fades substantially at 15 to 20 feet. But still can be seen in dark setting.
521909
Sure you can use it outdoors. It has a small battery box on it that would probably be completely ruined, but you are free to put the thing any place you want. Just don't expect it to last long out there if it starts raining...
1397009
I keep mine in the house. It would be a good idea if you are going to use it outdoors.
932266
i don't believe so; i would never use outside.... it is a beautiful fixture though