can you attach to a hot tub and run wire through it to keep devices from getting wet.
874483
Not sure I use these cases to keep my speed loader blocks in and they do a good job keeping the blocks dry.
899852
Shouldn't be a problem since the transmitter box is fairly tight and should not allow water to get inside to electronics.
2129619
Yes you can, I did that for a while however that left the box not completely sealed and moisture & contaminates can get in. I later bought the mc-4 connecters and got better results. Good luck. Remember the shorter the wire run the higher the output.
2053574
Yes. As long as you heat shrink the connections. I'm have mine installed on a boat. They get wet all the time.
2258275
I was able to do it on mine and use it to fill a hillbilly hot tub at my cabin where it needs to run for a couple hours, which it does with no problem. It is possible to rewire the solenoid but I would be very careful if you attempt this and verify that the other safety features still work.
1514489
I don't think you can, as the water it uses is housed in the reservoir built on the device. That function also requires AC power.
662810
Irrigation wiring and submersible wire ties would be advisable. Not sure how the additional wire length would affect the current or if the affect would be enough to notice.
881625
The answer is between probably not and definitely not. The cabling and the battery are all inside the 'Weatherproof' case. The unit itself may be waterproof but the connections (wires to transducer and battery) would not be happy submerged in saltwater. If the whole thing took a dunk you would want to wash it all off with freshwater and check everything. Too much time if it happens every trip. I would opt for something more self contained.
349721
seems to me they come with about 3-4 feet of wire. The wire is insulated, and submersible, but I'd avoid putting the connection underwater. Even with heat-shrink, it's bound to fail eventually if you do.
1649079
If the power is the same you could. Also the connectors would have to be the same otherwise you would have to splice into them, and they wouldn't be as water tight. But it can be done.
2234862
Hi Ray! To answer that question as best I can... After much research I come to the conclusion that as long as you're not in the deep ocean, sure it is. HOWEVER, you wouldn't want any electric device to stay in watery conditions too long as the gap in-between the controller box and wire could lead to severe damage if soaked for long periods of time, as well as you're battery of any sort. Other than that a minutes in the rain wouldn't hurt.
1487862
The unit does not need to be vented, but does draw 12 volts of electricity and it's just generally not wise to have high voltage items near water. That said - let wisdom be thy guide, I like to use mine by my hot tub in the winter and we're just careful to keep it far enough away that it won't tip over into the water.
1050211
its possible if you have the right water line connection and your tub has a single hole for the faucet
2119502
I would not recommend installing this anywhere that a drop of water could splash or spray on the hot bulbs which are exposed. better to install outside of the shower enclosure, in an area that remains dry and protected from overspray.
1401914
Yes. A gfci outlet is needed near wet locations to protect. Replacing it with somthing other could cause harm. But if not a wet location then it should work fine.
1642015
No they are just a 4 pin connection on both sides but if you are using them under water they will need to be waterproofed.
2198850
Yes. With a three post plug, grounded wire. Mine are in a GFCI for added protection in case it gets wet.