Will this hold up under the water line around a boat plug?
1565519
I have not actually applied Goop for this purpose, but I would suspect that it would work for that purpose PROVIDED THAT IT WAS COMPLETELY DRY BEFORE IT WAS PUT UNDER WATER.
1565520
If the area around the point of application is dry. It will bond most anything and hold, even under water.
678044
I would think so. I used it on a boat below the water line and it still looks white after a couple of years.
1116997
If it's in an area that's not in the way, yes! I use it on a boat and the clamp is very strong!
2112894
The plug is probably not designed or rated for wet weather use. However, if it is sheltered, as in under a roof, the eave of a roof, it will probably work fine for a limited time/use application. For example, using the plug on the end of a power cable to plug a generator into a receptable during a power outage, using it until the power is restored, then disconnecting the power cord and putting it back away in a dry location. I would not use it in a permanent damp location.
122511
Drill a hole a little larger than the wire. make sure you use a good sealant on the wire. If your boat has two batterys hook it up to the deep cycle
377638
Not sure about boat, but there is a hole in the bottom where a piece of 1 1/4"PVC pipe will fit into. Secure pipe to piece of wood and may be use sandbag to prevent from blowing over.
2124137
I would say yes it should last as long as it is submerged. Keep in mind it is 12 volt. Connections provided are battery clips.
82354
If you use secure knots and tie the boats down tight, this cord would be more than good enough. I've seen my dad use old twine to secure a canoe to the top of a car and then make a highway trip, this cord is far superior The cord will be more than sufficent as long as your knots are correct
1948072
Not sure I would use on a boat trailer due to water exposure. This is electric.
1395466
I have heard that this product works well under boats...I would think it should work. I have used it on dry surfaces.
920265
It is much thicker gauge construction then you would find for a pool float. It will hold up to sliding against some smooth river rock with some weight. Just know you are down and out if it pops.
1228076
I have 3 inline on one plug outdoors and they work fine. If you are worried about waterproofing silicone or electrical tape the connectors.
2053574
Yes. As long as you heat shrink the connections. I'm have mine installed on a boat. They get wet all the time.
1027820
I am using this cord for my RV it is holding up very well in outdoor weather so i do not think you will have any problems with it
486555
I believe so. The cord has a plastic outer cover and the end plugs are molded on, so as long as you keep the ends out of puddles, you should be ok. I'm using it outside myself
1658601
I have this mounted on my pontoon boat and its exposed to rain all the time with no issues. This is a well made heavy duty switch.
168261
Should work fine as long as the surface is flat where the plug is to be installed. Keep in mind that the amount of water will dictate the pressure applied to the fasteners. You may need to use a screw or bolt with a nut on the back. May also consider the application of some silicone for the best seal.