Do I dare take a cell phone or other electronics into the mist? Dumb question?
1349466
If you plan to get really soaking wet, which will take a long time, I advise against having a cellphone in your person. Chances are you won't need to stay in the mist too long.
1349467
Light mist. Shouldn't be a problem if you don't leave under direct spray for an extended period of time. It's water. I use my cell phone, lap top, etc. on our patio while it's on - surrounded but not directly under.
1349468
I had a family reunion (reason for getting it here in AZ) and they all had cell phonesand tablets and used them on the patio. The patio stays dry.
1349469
You can as the mist is fairly light, yet refreshing. I would just be careful about complete saturation. Most newer phones that are water resistant have no problems.
1349470
We use this as my Mother-In-Law's house out by the pool, got it for her as a gift. I have often sat under it with my phone with no ill effects as I am not sitting directly under the mister. That area gets pretty soggy. I wouldn't leave it on a table by the Mister, but haven't had any issues other than wiping the sea spray off of screen occasionally when using it by one.
1349471
Depends on how high up you mount your mister. In my setup, the misters are about 10 ft off the ground and I wouldn't leave any electronics right under the mister but in the center of my patio it stays dry. Just depends on your setup.
1989820
The directions say to place the push button in a place where it won't get wet. From 20 years experience with these things, they do work just fine when wet. The only way for water to intrude the device is through the seam between the back plate and main housing. But, the electronics are not sealed and will eventually corrode and rust. You can seal the electronics yourself with a spray-on electronics sealer, lacquer paint, RTV, Flex Seal or even hair spray.
1945640
Personally; no. You should not have any problems transporting. You will need to present all your electronic devices when going through security. Hope this helps.Norma
1418201
Oh, yes! I returned my unit before ever using it. For emergencies, I put a cell phone in a small bag attached to a lanyard.
328464
I don't understand the question. Do you mean put this in your purse so you will hear it go off? The answer no matter what you mean is "no" because it has to be "hard wired" to your home phone system.
899852
Shouldn't be a problem since the transmitter box is fairly tight and should not allow water to get inside to electronics.
2007785
You should be able to. I had water damage with my Pantech Ease from AT&T; and recently purchased one on Amazon, inserted my SIM card and no one would know anything had ever happened! Worked like a charm.
2026662
Would I put my cellphone in here or a digital camera? Yes and No...I intentionally submerged it to see how well it would hold up and I managed to get a little water (yes just a few drops here and there..nothing that would be the end of the world really...) in there after submerging it completely and squeezing to try to get the seal to loosen up. Did it pass the test? Yes it held up very well considering I tried to force water into it and if all you are doing is letting this bag float along with you on the surface then you will be fine. So long story short...use an inner bag to protect your expensive electronics if you want to be 100% sure. eg: Mini waterproof cellphone bag. Would I put my cellphone in here or a digital camera? Yes and No...I intentionally submerged it to see how well it would hold up and I managed to get a little water (yes just a few drops here and there..nothing that would be the end of the world really...) in there after submerging it completely and squeezing to try to get the seal to loosen up. Did it pass the test? Yes it held up very well considering I tried to force water into it and if all you are doing is letting this bag float along with you on the surface then you will be fine. So long story short...use an inner bag to protect your... » Read More Would I put my cellphone in here or a digital camera? Yes and No...I intentionally submerged it to see how well it would hold up and I managed to get a little water (yes just a few drops here and there..nothing that would be the end of the world really...) in there after submerging it completely and squeezing to try to get the seal to loosen up. Did it pass the test? Yes it held up very well considering I tried to force water into it and if all you are doing is letting this bag float along with you on the surface then you will be fine. So long story short...use an inner bag to protect your expensive electronics if you want to be 100% sure. eg: Mini waterproof cellphone bag. « Show Less
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It's hot enough to fry the electronics on a phone (not a mistake I made), so my guess is yes... but I cannot confirm that. For the price, it's worth a shot! :)
1273535
It is not advisable since it is a battery operated device. Pls do not submerged in the water.
1173096
You can NOT emerge it into water, You can Carefully rinse the insight out with water. It is an electronically appliance, water and electronics do not mix!!!
1075333
Nope! Just slip it into your tape deck, plug in your music player/iPod/smart phone, and you are good to go!
1795671
Connecting a cell phone is your choice. I believe as long as you don't turn on Bluetooth it won't ask to download any of your info.
313969
I would not get it wet. It is not sealed against moisture penetration. The button contacts and battery would likely be damaged. I guess you could wrap it in a clingy plastic wrap as long as it's not so tight as to depress the red call button.
2033004
Yes, but in my experience, it would not recommend it. I don't like to mess around with where the water could meet electronics. Just my prerogative.
241197
Not really. You could technically put one in the pocket with the water bottle but sometimes it leaks or sweats slightly so you'd risk getting your phone wet
270249
No but you don't really need that... You will have your device in your hand remember its wireless.