are all the lights waterproof/water resistant
1769973
Im sorry i dont know, they are mounted inside my truck. but with the amount of space leading into the unit, i wouldnt trust it to be waterproof
1769974
The mount is used as the back plate if you are going to put them outside your car I would add some silicon to the edges of the back of the light to be safe.
1769975
So far they have been. Been exposed to rain, ice, and snow and no problems.
1769976
they have tar like sealant around the hole where the wire goes through the bracket but nothing between the light cover and bracket.... i sealed my own with just a little silicone... took like 30 seconds per light. still flashing strong.
1795188
These lights are water and weather proof..my daughter has not had a problem with them during this winter weather we have experienced this year. I hope this helps you make the decision to buy these lights; my daughter loves them and haven't had any complaints!!
1526794
You going to need to get at least the exterior lights, not the interior ones, as the interior ones are not water proof.
785067
I have these lights on my boat trailer and a couple of times last year I forgot to disconnect the lights before backing into the water and the lights still work. They have probably been submerged over 50+ times in my use and no problems. The lights are sealed where the wires enter so these will definitely hold up on a rainy day.
659485
Not sure but I know the lights are "water-proof". And as long as the roll / lights don't get kinked so bad that they could sever then I believe you should be ok. I love the product.
1467530
No, they do not. You can purchase a separate water proof/ power cord with a dusk to dawn sensor, to use in conjunction with these lights.
2150856
I don't know about that one. I do know they are completely sealed and waterproof. I think the lights themselves would hold up well. I'm not sure about the wires though. I ended up using 3M high grade double stick tape to ensure they won't come off.
898065
Yes they are water proof, but to a certain extent. You dont want them getting soaked all the time.
1506210
I haven't submerged them, but I've been in pretty bad rain... The lights themselves seem like they'd be ok. They have rubber seals, but the wiring would need to be properly prepared.
38332
yes, but you will ruin the waterproofing. these are the standard rgb lights in some sort of silicone casing. very annoying as they are difficult to mount and would be near impossible to rewaterproof...
1849687
I cannot answer as to whether the light is waterproof or not but I do not hesitate to use it in wet conditions. There is an o-ring between the battery and bulb sections which seems to keep moisture out of the light.
1260391
Only if the deck is 100% water proof. These lights can not come in contact with water.
1213549
NOHowever, they are not water proof and with exposed contacts, could short out. Note that the center for a connection is supposed to be positive but often is not. The lamps will not work unless polarity is correct, they are diodes after all.
785071
The lamps are sealed and should provide wet-weather operation with no problems. If mounted on a boat trailed, they should be ok as long as they are not submerged for a prolong period.
1430862
Yes the speakers are water proof. The controller is water resistant. I sealed the seams of the controller and its perfect
1163747
The led lights are water proof but you should insulate the a/c power supply by placing it in a water free area.
1714406
No, These Lights are not water proof, and I wouldn't try using them on a boat trailer.