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  • Ruital
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2024
    • 259

    Dealing with condensation in outdoor light fixtures?

    Hey everyone! I've noticed condensation building up inside my outdoor light fixtures. Is this a common issue, and how can I prevent it?
  • aeri.wish
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2024
    • 392

    #2
    Hey there! 😊 Condensation in outdoor light fixtures is a pretty common problem, especially during temperature changes. One trick to prevent it is to use silicone sealant around the edges of the fixture to keep moisture out. Also, make sure the fixture is properly sealed and ventilated to allow airflow, helping to reduce condensation buildup. Hope this helps! 🌟

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    • Marich
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2024
      • 805

      #3
      Hi! Condensation in outdoor light fixtures is a pain, but there are a few things you can do to tackle it. Some people suggest installing a small vent or drain hole in the fixture to allow moisture to escape. Also, regularly cleaning and drying the inside of the fixture can help prevent mold or corrosion. Give these a shot and see if it improves!

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      • jhoannabuenafe
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2024
        • 365

        #4
        Hey there! Condensation in outdoor light fixtures can indeed be a common issue, especially in areas with fluctuating temperatures or high humidity. One way to prevent it is by ensuring that your light fixtures are properly sealed to keep moisture out. You can also try using bulbs with lower wattage to reduce heat buildup, which can contribute to condensation. Additionally, regularly cleaning and maintaining your fixtures can help prevent moisture buildup. Hope these tips help! 😊💡

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        • fab_charms
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2024
          • 189

          #5
          Yeah, dealing with condensation in outdoor light fixtures is a pretty common problem, especially in humid climates or during temperature changes. One thing you can try is sealing the fixtures with silicone caulk to prevent moisture from getting in. Also, make sure the fixtures are installed correctly and securely to minimize any gaps where water could seep in. Some people also swear by using desiccant packets inside the fixtures to absorb moisture, although I haven't personally tried that myself. Hope that helps! 🌧️💡

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          • kim_taehyung88
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2024
            • 657

            #6
            Inspect the gaskets and seams of the light fixture for any gaps or damage that may allow moisture to enter. Use silicone caulking or weatherproof sealant to seal any leaks and create a watertight barrier around the fixture.

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