is this pump fully submersable? I want to say yes, but not sure.
1558404
This pump is not submersible. The motor and switch are not waterproof sealed. The pump is really designed to be placed or mounted on a flat dry surface
1558405
It is not designed to be mounted inside the furnace so I don't think it is submersible. You may want to check directlly with the company though.
2233971
I use mine in mineral spirits. Been submersed since i recieved it and still is working. I hopr for a long time. Make sure you krrp the pump submersed to keep iy cool.
1062852
unfortunately don't know the answer to this. we have never submersed it... but we are very very pleased with this having used it repeatedly!
2118184
I would say no. It is not sealed for submerging. More intended for surface pumping. It works great!
1933857
This is not a pedestal pump. This is a fully submersible pump. It is meant to be under water.
570447
Rebekah, Thank you for your question! Because the pump is submersible, rain should not cause damage to your fountain.
1745502
Yes but the pump will need to be primed once the end of the hose is submerge prior to operating the pump.
756846
Seriously doubt it. Probably short or fail as well as contaminate the fluid. Does not appear to be a submersible pump. Get a fountain pump for that.
1779699
no. not entirely. the esc and receiver are waterproof. not the motor. don't go submerging it
703233
It is not fully submersible. The water level can't be over the gray ring at the top.
1809782
NO!!! It has a great o-ring seal but it is only splash resistant, not submersible.
1829263
Yes it is totally sealed, waterproof where u can submerge it in water. My tank is larger than what it is rated for and works perfect.
1055420
The pump is a submersible pump. It's intake is so large that I don't think you could use it out of water if you tried.
1355325
I do not have that issue though. I purchased for underwater usage and it works fine. I think for some people that not work might be due to the seal of the wires into the pump. Double check before you use it and put some silicon or hot glue to secure it if that is the case.
1436832
Really? I didnt know it had to be fully submersed, I always kept the water line half way up the black part with the knob out of the water. Ive never had a problem with the heater so far. Its kept consistent 77-78 degree temp for almost a year now. Hope tuis helps!
1293595
Thank you for your question! The water should be about 4 inches deep to ensure that the pump is fully submerged.
1055419
This is a submersible pump. It's the first pump I've owned that didn't clog with debris regularly. I'm very impressed.