Is this Pump Submersible ?
325081
I would not leave it under water but mine has been under water a couple of time and has always performed great the only thing that I have found is that it is hard to get the screen filter for it I had to end up going straight to attwood to get it .
1095095
I don't think it has to be submerged. What I think it means is that pump will work when water reaches a certain level.If it empties your tank is working OK.
2196599
Sorry, I purchased multiple pumps submersible and otherwise. I'm not sure which one this is or if I have tried it yet. Some submersibles are required, and some are "possible" but not required.
221050
the light has a rubber ring that prevent moisture from getting in the battery but i do not think it's submersible. might want to ask the mfg.
2118184
I would say no. It is not sealed for submerging. More intended for surface pumping. It works great!
195132
You could try lowering the voltage to reduce pump flow rate. The pump is rated for 6 volts dc. It also works at 4.5 volts dc and appears to pump at a lower flow rate.The pump is absolutely submersible and quite powerful for it's size. In fact, the pump must be submerged to operate, since it is NOT self-priming. The spec notes ...do not let run dry...good luck
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.
1543666
It should work. Plug it into a grounded GFCI outlet and you can't let it run dry or it can overheat so an off/on switch would be good. . I also have a similar submersible pump which says the max water depth is 20 feet so submersing in a water barrel should be no problem.
1320519
No, I would not consider submerging this item in water! The case is not a water tight sealed enclosure.
2080120
It is not submersible, the cord does not come off, and the base does not come off. Wash it with a soapy wet cloth, rinse and your good to go.
921561
I have not completely submerged it but I believe capeable of that. It works great for me I would recommend this pump.
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.
2196598
It has to be submerged fully. Trust me, I found out the hard way. I ended up having to buy a military style jerry can with a big opening to get this pump in.
1382957
No...I don't think so...the motor is not enclosed and we have never submerged it...
2124800
Check to make sure that the pump is fully submersed in water. I had the same problem and mine is working just fine :)
1933859
This pump is fully submersible. I have been using it in my sump pit for about 5 weeks and it is working just fine. They do make pedestal style sump pumps whose motors should be kept out of the water, but this one is completely submersible.
2196597
It has to be submerged or below grade to pump water or other liquids. It is a very small pump, which does not have much suction power. The flow is decent though. I hope it helps.