Store, protect, and transport photography, video, electronics, and other gear with the black Pelican 0350 Cube Case. This waterproof, crushproof, and dustproof case is constructed from ultrahigh impact polypropylene. Users will appreciate the built-in purge valve, six, easy-open, double-throw ABS latches, and protectors for an optional padlock. The case has an O-ring seal, an empty interior, and two large fold-down side handles for a two-person carry.

Open Box Products Have a Limited Lifetime Warranty    Watertight, Crushproof, Dustproof Case    Made of Ultrahigh Impact Polypropylene    Empty Interior, Built-in Purge Valve    Six Easy-Open Double-Throw ABS Latches    O-Ring Seal    Protectors for Optional Padlock    Two-Person Carry Fold-Down Side Handles

• Unbreakable, watertight, airtight, dustproof, chemical-resistant, and corrosion-resistant case
• Made of ultrahigh impact structural polypropylene that makes it extremely strong and durable
• Open cell core with solid wall design
• O-ring seal
• Automatic pressure equalization valve
• Six easy-open double-throw latches
• Padlock protectors
• Stainless steel hardware

Temperature rating -40 to +210°F / -40 to +99°C

Large, 2-person, fold-down handles

• IP67 (1 meter submersion for 30 minutes) (Ingress Protection)
• Def Stan 81-41/STANAG 4280

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For the 1654 version with dividers, is there some foam at the bottom of the case? I guess I should ask, what is on the bottom of this case to cushion my lenses? Thank you for your help!

A: The bottom is padded. It's not foam but kind of a heavier padded divider.

Q: 2. I want to put a standard 3 lite head set of novatron 2100 series lite head plus the power pack and cords... should they fit?

A: Whether the pack will fit in this case depends on which pack you're carrying, as they vary in size.

Q: 3. Given the dimensions I plan to keep both Nikon 800mm and the Nikon 400mm f2.8 in the case. Will they both fit. To keep these two less should I go for this case or 1615 tp case

A: I would recommend the 1650 case.

Q: 4. The dividers in the photo kinda look brownish. Is that the color that comes with the yellow Pelican cases or does it come with the nice black dividers that is the standard color on all pelican case dividers?

A: mine are black

Q: 5. Will the DJI Ronin M fit in this case? I'd like to stick with Pelican.

A: This case will work for the Ronin-M gimbal once taken apart.

Q: 6. Can this case be checked in with airlines without paying oversize fee? For example AA has 62in' limit, this case is 64.5in'. Someone with experience please answer.Thanks!

A: Unfortunately we usually get charged oversize fees for this case.

Q: 7. Anyone used this as a carry on? Was it allowed?

A: I was traveling with a 1535, and ended up next to someone with a 1560 as we went through security (TSA Precheck in the U.S.). I was jealous of her bigger case with more space. But the 1560 isn't officially the correct size for carry-on. She had no problems with security. I didn't see her at her flight. But I'd hate to be denied the chance to carry mine on. My case was full of camera lenses and batteries. I needed to make sure it would be allowed on the plane. Once I put my 1535 in the overhead, I could see that a bigger (taller

Q: 8. The pictures show the old type case and the new type case. Which one is shipping?

A: Everything I can see is that this that the photos we are listing are the same the manufacturer is listing.

Q: 9. Will it fit the Nikon 800 mm lens?

A: Yes, the Nikon 800mm will fit in the 1650 case.

Q: 10. Hi I just purchased (2) Genaray SpectroLED Essential 500 Bi-Color LED Light Kits. Which have 4 total lights. Here is the model number (B&H # GESPE500BK2). I wanted to know if this case would fit all 4 lights in it, of course without the stands? I would like to be able to transport the lights around without having to worry about the lights being damaged in tow. If not want model would you recommend?? Thanks

A: Yes this case can fit (4) Genarary SpectroLED Essentially 500 panels with the yoke attachment facing down and the panels positioned vertically.