Are these waterproof so one could use them to lighten up a dark shower?
1377835
I wouldn't recommend them right in the shower, But you could use them to lighten up the surrounding area. I don't know if they are waterproof.
1742632
Absolutely not! There are waterproof toggles available but you defintely don't want to subject these to any water at all.
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.
858727
Yes but you need a dimmer switch. They work really well in our bathroom and are bright.
1736166
I'm not sure these are actually rated for underwater or how to create a true waterproof connection. In my experience the manufacturing on these is not perfect. I had one recently fill with water just sitting in the garden for landscape lighting. The most it would have been exposed to was the sprinklers and a bit of rain. Otherwise, in my case, they mostly work well as landscape uplights.
1007951
I believe so. The lights themselves are not water resistant, but there should be a layer of rubber-like protective coating that should keep the lights from getting wet. I would not trust these to last long outside in the weather but if they were to get damp or slightly wet it shouldn't be a problem.
1128068
In my opinion - no. They light they give off is not white light and not very bright. The light has a yellowage cast
202222
The lights are very long life LED bulbs, and will likely out-last the shower head itself, particularly if you have hard water.
1961899
Hi Jeannette. These speakers are designed for outdoor use and are water resistant, not water proof. When properly installed the speaker(s) can withstand light showers, or water and moisture contact, as well as direct sunlight.
1225775
They work outside with low voltage, however, in my situation,they are protected from direct contact with water. I suspect they would still work for low voltage lighting, even if they were occasionally wet
348856
I don't think so. But would not take much to do so, the back of the lights come off and don't know if the front clear plastic is glued good enough to keep water out after being submerged. I don't see why you cant water proof them. And be easy on mounting them, easy to crack. But vary nice led lights, worth the money.
130051
The dimmer switch portion does not look like it's waterproof. I think it would be a shock hazard if it got wet.
628425
I have had them on the back of my 1989 Dodge Ram for several months now being used a backup lights. They are installed in the receiver trailer hitch and see lots of rain water. I haven't had any issues with them not working so I'd say that they must be waterproof or at least water resistant. Satisfied with them so far.
2218483
I used them as dome lights but I am sure as long as you Dont submerse them in water they should be good. Tiny amounts of moisture won't short or damage them. And they a SMD LEDs so you can always dry them without damaging them.
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...
1254552
Maybe. There isn't a waterproof backing. They are similar in thickness to a thick baby bath towel.
701398
They do say that they are waterproof, where I have put mine they will not get wet. The power supply is not water proof so you would have to find a safe place for that. If you do purchase, I highly recommend the little black clips to hang them instead of the sticky back. Good luck!