Can I use this strip submerged in 3-5 feet of water?
1538378
the strip itself is waterproof so as long as you seal the connections for power, yes, Id think it would work fine.
1895115
Total length is 24 inches and it has to be submerged at least 12 inches but I think it will not work well if not submerged 17 inches.
890088
The strip is sealed. The connector is not. I think they would be fine as long as the ends, especially the end with the connector is above water. You might be able to seal the end with non corrosive RTV. You could try it in a bucket of slightly salty water before putting in your aquarium. These are very bright. The fish might get a tan if you use more than a foot or two.
906052
It can be submerged because it is waterproof but it will not work if it is submerged. The deeper has 2 halves and it creates a bubble when closed so it floats on the water
2129689
It seems like the felt pad would soak up the water so you are probably better off using a glide that is all plastic without the felt.
630815
you can have the sponges fully submerged but you wont be able to have the neck of it in only 6 inches. you will have a water fall effect. which in my case is lovely. :D
1120270
This is a 4 zone controller so you just need to get 3 controllers and 1 remote. The outdoor waterproof LED strips can be used outside in direct contact with water. However the controller and remote as far as I can tell can not be used in direct contact with water. Outside Yes, Water proof NO.
1120267
Yes it can be used outside. As long as you link all three on the same strip.
1662343
Not under water, I use extension cord to move it around the sides of a 18x36 pool as it does not clean all of it...
571991
I bought this product for our fountain outside and it works best when its not submerged too deep, just a half inch of water covering the top. If you can manage that it would work great.
1049522
Not for sure but I don't no why not as long as there not submerged in water
1829262
It needs to be entirely submerged (except for the power chord). The instructions warn about letting the water get below the heating element which can cause damage.
953450
There are solder points every 2 inches. You can cut through the strip with scissors and peel back the waterproof material to utilize them. If you are soldering, I would recommend re-sealing it with hot glue when you are done to avoid any shorts because the solder points are pretty close together. Otherwise just buy the connectors for the strip.
97099
Yes. I use mine in a circulating water bath. I've had it submerged for as long as 72 hours and it still works.
1046742
I wouldn't. Although the command strips work well on dry surfaces, I think they would get wet over time and not do the job..
80797
Yes, you want to saturate them with water, but you don't want them so wet that they're dripping. This will keep the strips from burning
667430
The probe is submersible up to where the wire meets the metal probe. If that part gets water the probe will die. So be careful, even when cleaning