I will be installing on a pergola, exposed to all mother nature has to offer. Please confirm it's rated for these conditions.. Thanks
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This is rated for outdoor use. Ours has been installed under our pergola since last summer - it survived an extremely harsh winter and quite a few storms with extremely high winds. Works great again this year.
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I bought this fan and I installed it inside bed room. So I do not know if this is suit you. You may have to call manufacturer.
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The glass is very loose, and I don't think it would take a high wind. You could put a dab of epoxy in the corners if you can get your hand up there to change the bulbs. My electrician is here installing mine so I asked him about being outdoors. He said as long as the electrical box where the wiring come from is weather tight you are ok. The fixture itself should be fine outside.
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You'll need to read the plant description. It should tell you the answers. I got one to climb a pergola but it is not healthy. It's spindly and only about a foot high. It's trying very hard to die.
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Sorry, I'm not sure if this unit is rated for the outdoors. It does however works great indoors. You might want to call Chamberlain customer service dept. They are really helpful. By the way Chamberlain and Liftmaster are the same company.
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If it is under some kind of weather safe overhang, it seems to work fine. It is in no way weather proofed, so if it would get exposed to elements, then no. I have one installed in the corner of a covered Lania, but it is really more like a room with one side open.
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Hello my friend Philip,Frankly speaking, I would not recommend you to install this downlight outside. As you can see, it is not waterproof , nor weather-proof.So pls kindly install it for indoor to maintain the downlight a long using lifespan and a good working condition.Any question, pls contact Lemonbest freely, as we're always here for your help.Nice day.Lemonbest
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?? Not quite sure how to answer you - how hard is the wind blowing? Once it is planted I am sure it will be stable enough to stand up under an average hard breeze/wind. I have had no problem with either of mine on a deck with no wind barriers/protection. I used a combination of light to medium clay soil and potting mix as well as the plants which might have added more weight than you intended.
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I bought it for lights in the backyard. I cannot answer your question, but I will tell you the warning instructions stated for the best results keep out of direct weather. I have mine under a yawn ornament, but it works great.
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Is fine in our back yard with strong winds, have placed small bricks in corners, but have had no problems. It comes with small tent pegs, but I wouldn't trust them to strong winds. No cover for the front. Live in high desert, so rain hasn't been a problem.
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Hello. I don't remember the IC rating for these lights. The Gu10 bulbs they recommend get very hot. I wouldn't put insulation up against these lights because I believe there not rated. They do make covers out of flame retardantI rock wool type material . They are very pricey. In my situation my lights were installed in a 2nd floor where the air space is vented . So I built air tight boxes that went over the top of them . Or the heat / AC would've been sucked out. So i built boxes out of 1/2" Owens Corning FOAMULAR board. That I got at home depot. A 1/3 of the cost of the premade covers they sell for this aIpplication . I bought it in a 1/2" plywood size sheet. I made sure that my light were set dead center of the joists. I cut pieces to make boxes. 18" L x 18" H x 15" W. I siliconed then screwed them together like if it were wood. Siliconed the seems and let dry. I placed them over the cans cutting a slit for the electric wire and siliconed them down over the light to the drywall . Then I spray foamed the edges and the hole made for the electric wire. Totally air tight . Very inexpensive to do . Hope this helps you.
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Only if it is protected from wind and rain it is not rated for wet or damp area
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I dont know about the warranty but I have installed it on a pergola and it is good stuff. Been in the weather about 1 year and still looks new and holds its tension.
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Am unsure of the correct answer to this, however, we are mounting it outside with weather protection. Renogy would be able to provide the accurate answer to this question. Have been in contact with them several times and they have always been knowledge, courteous and their service is excellent.
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Mine is under a pergola (which is attached to my deck) and have never had a problem with wind. I actually have 3 shades under there and not a problem all season.
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i live equi-distant from the bay and the ocean. winds are a big part of life. the pergola is standing,still in December. I had to take the fabric down in October and am very sad about that. all else, a good product and worth your money. i am glad for mine.
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If you have no wind where you are at you would be safe but if you do I would at least screw into the dirt. We drilled ours into a concrete pad. The poles are hollow and it's a large canopy-not something you would like flying around your yard..
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No restrictions to the contrary. Keep protected in inclimate weather if using on patio, gazebo, etc. Have a licensed electrician install properly, safely.