The black and clear HERMETIC Dry Bag Mega with Magnetic Closure from FIDLOCK can fit tablets and documents. You can also organize and protect smaller items such as credit cards, passports, chargers and electronics, and more. You can use this bag by itself with the lanyard or place it in a larger bag or purse. This dry bag is 100% water proof and can also keep out dust and sand because of the secure magnetic seal.

Fits Tablets and Documents    100% Water and Sand Proof    Full Device Functionality Through Case    Doesn't Interfere with Cards/Electronics    Lanyard Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. A dehumifier works by condensing moisture out of the air. What happens to condensed water in the Ruggard dry cabinet?

A: It uses a Peltier thermoelectric module (solid-state cooling device). The cold-plate is on the inside of the cabinet, the hot-plate is on the outside which uses natural convection to cool the plate (thus, quiet operation). Condensate on the cold-plate is wicked outside of the cabinet where it evaporates.

Q: 2. I purchased the 125L and the door handle was installed inside the cabinet? Was this on purpose?

A: I just read the Ruggard online manual that said some of their dry cabinets are shipped with the handle installed inside and to use a screwdriver to remove it and install it outside but to avoid over- tightening the screws when you do.

Q: 3. Is a mac book pro 13" fit perfectly inside?

A: Yes this will fit in the case just fine.

Q: 4. Will this stop the white chalky mess growing on old rubber parts, like on Nikon D800s from a decade ago?

A: Storing your gear on the Ruggard EDC-50L-WO Electronic Dry Cabinet (50L, Weathered Oak) will prevent any problems caused by humidity.

Q: 5. What us the max current draw in amps @ 120Volt AC?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer was only able to supply the wattage which is 8 watts at 120VAC.

Q: 6. Is this bag waterproof enough to go into the waves for a quick dive?

A: Yes, but it depends on how well you seal it and if it can take the pressure of the depth of a quick dive . It doesn't zip, you have to roll it over itself to seal it so there's your weakness if you don't seal it correctly or overstuff it. I bought it more for full-on, momentary splashes than deep or sustained submersion.

Q: 7. How long can the humidity levels be maintained inside the case if it is not opened in a year or more?

A: There are several variables involved in the question. The renewable humidifier can be renewed by simply plugging it in.

Q: 8. Can you stack these on top of one another? I want to buy another one, but I also dont want to sell the one that I currently have.

A: Yes, you can stack them, just make sure the top one is secure and won't slide off.

Q: 9. Can I put this dry cabinet inside a closed closet? Not sure if the heating element on the cabinet will cause issues.

A: Since the Ruggard EDC-80L Electronic Dry Cabinet (80L, Black) BH #RUEDC80L helps control the humidity, it's not recommended to put this in a closed closet, specially if it's a small one.

Q: 10. Is a dry cabinet like this appropriate for preventing condensation forming on gear that I've used for hours in below freezing weather - like chasing auroras or other astrophotography in subfreezing temperatures for hours?

A: The Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet would not work for your stated usage needs. It is designed to protect your equipment from dust, dirt, and moisture and to regulate the interior's relative humidity to help prevent fungus and corrosion from damaging your gear, and it is designed for indoor storage usage. Condensation or frost is caused by the combination of indoor/outdoor temperature differences, indoor/outdoor humidity differences, and the dew point. Your issue would be moving your equipment from outdoor freezing conditions into the warmer indoor conditions inside the cabinet would still run the risk of condensation/frost if you take your equipment out of the case you used to transport the equipment indoors. The rapid temperature difference and dew point is the cause of condensation/frost. If you will place your wrapped equipment inside a case that you had with you in the freezing conditions, and keep your camera equipment INSIDE the case and place it inside the Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet, then allowing time for the temperature inside the case to warm up slowly without opening it, then this would work and would regulate the humidity inside the cabinet. I would still recommend waiting approximately 12 hours so the temperatures can equalize before exposing your camera to the warmer air.