Is it submergeable even though it has a battery?
2005157
Yes you can submerge it just make sure the everything is screwed in tight especially the battery compartment. Good Luck!
1933858
Totally submersible - really solid and dependable.DO NOT RUN IT WITHOUT IT BEING UNDER WATER
25007
It is not waterproof. It's fine if it raining, but water would get in to the battery compartment if submerged.
411395
No, the camera has a water protective cover on it but this is just for possibility of maybe a light rain, not submersable
413292
Yes but you cannot fully submerge the pump. This is not a "submersible pump".
929058
i haven't tried putting mine in the water but looking at the seals where the battery goes I would have to answer "no"
883450
It's plastic, so I'm certain you could submerge it, but I wouldn't have any idea if it would be effective, although I would have to imagine it would be.
1456527
To be honest I'm not certain. I've never dropped it in water or tested its water resistance. The battery compartment seems pretty watertight though. Sorry I couldn't help you out. -J
1567542
It is not really waterproof and you wouldn't want to submerge it in water. It may be ok to get a little water on it, but there are no seals to keep water from getting to the batteries and circuit board.
244246
The battery compartment is on the bottom, and it does not appear to be waterproof. Personally I would not chance it.
1315623
I don't think I would take that chance, water could get into the battery compartment, slim chance but the humidity would not do the compartment any good. But I am not absolutely sure of this.
486115
Mine has been fully submerged (including the controls) for a year and is still working perfectly. The description says it's submersible. Go ahead and submerge it.
80804
The battery compartment is not waterproof leading to corrosion if submerged.
364590
as long as the battery doesn't submerge in water you should be O.K. I've ridden mine in the rain and have forgot to bring my battery in when it has rained and all is fine.
1067688
It appears to be waterresistant, as the back screws off and it has a large "o" ring. I don't think that you would want to submerge it. The light has a "ruggedized" appearance and hase been very durable, as I use it for a spot light on the boat and it gets bumped around a little. Fire service...hmmm This is a fairly large spot light, but it is bright and the batteries go a long way witht the LED. I would think that you might want to evaluate a metal-cased smaller light for the service.
1267793
No it can't be. Honestly the lid doesn't fit right and water getsin side it and the batteries fall out all the time
825518
I believe its submerge only. There are different resistances in air and water, therefore requiring different design in a motor. This says submersible, so i would take it literally.