Protect your valuable gear with the black SE-300 Hurricane Series Case without Foam from Seahorse. This case is waterproof, airtight, crush resistant, and MIL-STD810F 512.4 and IP67 certified. The case features a latch closure with molded-in padlock holes for an optional, user-supplied padlock. Made in the USA, you can carry this case with the large grab handle.

Watertight, Dustproof, & Crush-Resistant    Automatic Built-In Purge Valve    Latch Closure    Molded-In Padlock Holes    Large Grab Handle    MIL-STD810F 512.4 & IP67 Certifications    Made in the USA

Watertight, airtight, and crush-resistant

Automatic Pressure Purge System: Seahorse's Automatic Pressure Purge System guarantees a perfect seal by incorporating its own O-Ring under one of the latches. The valve activates automatically when closing the case. Pressure is released when the latch is opened.

Molded-in padlock holes that accept "TSA" and most standard padlocks. Padlocks sold separately.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I use the SE-920 to carry my AV gear for seminars. Is there a piggyback unit that I can attach to carry my paperwork and books?

A: Unfortunately there is no extra add for this case. My apologies. But if you were to get a case from maybe a luggage store with a strap that can go through the rolling handle that might work actually.

Q: 2. Will a canon rebel t5 camera fit with 18-55 mm lens on it?

A: You could fit the T5 with the 18-55mm in this case with the lens next to the camera. However, it would be a tight fit with the lens attached to the camera.

Q: 3. la this the largest pelican case?

A: Pelican does offer even larger cases, however this is still a large case that may suite your needs. It has Internal Dimensions of 28.2 x 19.8 x 17.6".

Q: 4. Specs indicate a weight of 42 pounds - seems heavy for an empty case. Is that accurate?

A: Yes, according to Pelican's website, it is 42lbs.

Q: 5. Does this version come with the locking hinges?

A: This case would offer a dual throw latch on both sides of the lid.

Q: 6. Interior Dimensions & pick & Pull 28.5" (L) x 21.5" (W) x 15" (D)?

A: 25.52 x 19.5, yes it is pick and pluck.

Q: 7. What are the dimensions of each foam cube?

A: The pick and pluck foam interior in the Seahorse SE-920 Hurricane SE Series Case with Foam (Gunmetal) is around 22.5 x 13.9 x 8.5" (57.2 x 35.3 x 21.6 cm).

Q: 8. This is the first time I see this product offered. Can I get more information on the product please? Who makes it, how does it purge or regulate the air pressure?.

A: This product is manufactured by Seahorse and utilizes an automatic pressure purge system.

Q: 9. Wondering if anyone could help me, Does andybodu know whether this case is large enough to fit a Celestron SE6?

A: It is not large enough for a 6SE.

Q: 10. I have very curious question, and it seems no one ever mention? This kind of cases is to protect very delicate equipment such as Camera, lens, laptops, but....do anyone agrees with me. This on one hand it protects again scratch, bump etc...but along with that it will loosen most of the nuts that hold those components. When you drag those cases, vibrations will cause our expensive equipment to loosen their screw, nuts. I have one proof, one of my friend has a Canon lens, and one day the zoom just stuck. He did not know why, and almost waste $250 just for the camera shop to repair. I try few minutes and found out the tiny screw on the lens was loose due to the vibration of the Pelican while carry on. Same thing, he said his laptop has some parts moving inside. So, for short I don't think this Pelican is working, then how come they are so popular and expensive as well? To protect, yes, but not to drag on the ground like this, it should be lift and carry on your arm. Do I guess right?

A: The 1660 is massive. I use them for lights and TelePrompTer hardware. I carry my cameras in a 1510 Pelli case. I use them because the cases themselves are very solid. I travel around the world with these cases and Ive never had a problem. I dont know any case that can protect from vibration. Youre probably right about carrying the bodies in arms. My stuff is too heavy for all that. Regardless theres better case around.