Can these be used out of the water. I have had multiple Dorcy Cyberlights on my boat. They have all started to short out within a year of purchase.
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When I'm not diving with it, I use mine as an every-day light that I keep in my truck. I've only had it about six months, but it works fine. Out of the water, there is a bright center spot with a somewhat dimmer halo. In the water, it diffuses more evenly.
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I have always had moisture problems with the flashlights. I remove to top, and store both parts of the light in a sock.
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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.
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I have 2 of these lights and use them indoors. They would be good to use in a breeze way or on a well covered porch. But they are not water proof.
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I have some outdoors currently, but they would probably not work if they got wet. I have one in an enclosed lantern so that water can't get in.
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They work pretty good and probably fine for something like that. You would need a few of them though. I might suggest the high intensity bullet led lights which i put on my boat instead. A bit pricier, but you could put one in the bottom and it would do the trick.
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I don't think I would put them in water but they do have floating tealights these lights are very pretty tho and you woulnd'nt be disappointed my daughters love them.
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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.
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That's a good question. Being on the water, I have a lot of direct sun. So, I don't know the answer to your question specifically. I see other solar lights that are placed on sidewalks under a canopy of trees and they still work. How long and how well, though, I don't know. Perhaps going to a local lighting store and asking them might provide a knowledgeable answer.
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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!!
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No, These Lights are not water proof, and I wouldn't try using them on a boat trailer.
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Sure you can, they are 10 watt each. However these lights can't be used underwater as advertised. I have several and did get some replacements because they are not designed to work underwater. You need to encase them in something that I have not found yet. They mainly leak around the electrical grommet.
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I think it might be a good idea no matter indoor or out. I unplugged mine outdoors, and the water runs out super fast. Next summer, I'll plug them up somehow.
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I have mine in a marine environment, in my boat with no problems for three years, wouldn't recommend installing them in direct sunlight. Make sure you order them in white.
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I don't know and boat is in storage, sorry. The lights are smaller than thought, and it isn't much. They are fine for me because I don't operate the boat at night anyway. I went this way due to the Columbia River Anchor system I have on the bow of the boat.
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They are not waterproof. I have seen videos of them crashing into puddles, and creaks and still working but not completely submerged. I myself fly mine over the water alot, chasing my boat, and I assume if its lands in the river its a DONE. i use a timer to make sure i get it back to me before battery dies.
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I use these to flounder gig in the bay and gulf. I have had 2 lights fail. The welds on the opposite side of the lens need a little attention. I have found that 3 to 4 layers of clear spray paint will make em last. These lights are super bright..
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I would not recommend these lights. They have allready taken in water and foged up on the inside lense. My angle was about 20.