Is the cord submersible
2080119
I would say no, but it's such an easy clean-up for this wok that you should never have to submerge the entire unit.
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.
2080121
The cord is not submersible because it contains the temperature control assembly, however the cord unplugs from the base and the base is also detachable from the bowl with a 1/4 turn of a locking knob on the bottom of the unit. This is a very sturdy and well made wok... Highly recommended.
2080122
Instruction manual found on Aroma website: To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord, plug or the appliance itself in water or other liquid.
1352433
I'm sure to some extent it is somewhat water proof.I would not submerge it under water.I use mine to charge a car in storage and it is under my hood.If you intend to expose it to the elements I would somehow keep it covered.Hope this helps,if not contact the manufacturer.
1449158
Not sure.. but mine is submersed without any issues. Now that Im thinking about it... its probably the MINIMUM water line......
1320519
No, I would not consider submerging this item in water! The case is not a water tight sealed enclosure.
1628560
I don't think so, the cord doesn't appear to be one that would be safe exposed to wet. BUT... if the house is water-tight, you could use an extension cord made for outdoor use, plug pad into it and leave the pad cord inside the house.
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
118140
They claim that is. I've never used it underwater. On YouTube there' are videos that show mixed results.
658004
Sure the pan can be submerged once once the take out the power cord. It is also dishwasher safe.
703234
Fully submersible. Ignore the other answer. Mine has been fully under water for over a month and continues to work fine
200271
I have seen it float with my supplies in side...but I do not think it is submersible.
918579
I am not an expert on solar panels, but the cord has not been a problem in the water. The panel is small and even when it is cloudy it struggles to provide enough power to keep the pump running. I doubt that submerging the panel would provide enough power.
1185592
I measured from the bottom of the pump to the end of the power cord. The pump is submergeable, as is the cord. The measurement was slightly longer than 10 foot. I see no problem.
18832
as to my knowledge. It takes batteries and I don't think it would be submersible. If it was I think it would say more like water proof.
2101584
Somewhat...I have run it in very sloppy / raining conditions and it has been fine...my guess is that you probably don't want to fully submerge it because of the motors (not good in general for a motor to be submerged...these are not fully enclosed) and the battery / controller unit.
1906641
This unit is well sealed with rubber "O" rings on all joints. It holds up well in rain and wet weather because I use mine outdoors in all conditions. But there is exposed metal circuitry inside the unit so I'm pretty sure that it is not made to be submersible. The way the cylinder is sealed will repel ambient moisture from seeping in such as rain and spray from water sports. But if you plan on scuba diving, I would choose a product specifically engineered for deep submersion. Rubber "O" rings will stop water from entering the cylinder at normal atmospheric pressure. But submersed, you have the added weight of the water around the unit witch greatly amplifies the pressure against the seals which increases with depth. The manufacturer offers no ratings on this topic and the above is strictly my assessment.
288738
Yes, the pump is fully submersible. The electrical wires are long enough to make the connections above a flooded bilge.
1417382
Yes Brittany, the complete heater is submersible. I have a 36 gallon corner aquarium and it is completely submersed. The entire unit as well as approximately 3 inches of the wire are under water. I've had it for about two months and it's working great!!! Good luck with yours!! :)