is it made to opperate fully submerged
288737
It should turn on in about an inch of water. If I had enough water in my bilge to cover it, it would seep into the stern drive and ruin it. I've never had more than 2 inches of water in my bilge, but it'll pump out a lot of water fast. Rule of thumb: 100 GPH capacity for every foot of boat and you'll be safe.
288738
Yes, the pump is fully submersible. The electrical wires are long enough to make the connections above a flooded bilge.
288739
Yes. I have seen several pumps completly submerged, including some of my own, due to a varity of reasons. when powered up they all functioned flawlessly.
1047505
The intake is on the lower right side. The unit should be completely submerged.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
1965002
The top inch or so should be kept out of the water. If the upper part gets wet, it won't hurt it, but it should not stay completely underwater
384365
Ours is never completely submerged, because the float triggers the motor before it gets covered with water. I don't know how it would work if it were completely submerged. It would have to be vertical, though, for the float to work.
161819
Don't know, if you mean for like underwater, I'd guess no but if you just mean exposed to water here and there, it seems pretty sturdy
249793
It is positively Buoyant. If you let go of underwater it will float to the surface.
2157891
The knob can stay out of the water if you wish so you can more easily adjust is as needed. But the entire heater can be completely submerged. You can even place it horizontally just about the gravel for greatest efficiency since heat rises. This is the best heater on the market and is incredibly accurate.
1417383
I just bought the 100 watt, and it is fully submersible. It has an all black outer casing, making it blend in to the background very nicely.
674343
Hi Lisa, Our Waterproof Case can be submerged for up to 100 feet. If you have further questions, feel free to contact me through the link below at any time as I am always here to help.
183011
It is not intended to go to depth,It will implode. It floats and is meant to keep items dry on the surface or if the fall in water.
85820
Its not. I took it in the shower with me and it still got wet. So I dont see how youre supposed to go underwater with it.
1095098
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.
118140
They claim that is. I've never used it underwater. On YouTube there' are videos that show mixed results.
1714274
It can handle spray and cleaning but not sure about being submerged for any duration. Not sure why you would want the dial underwater.
122458
I am not certain as I have not tested it under water. Generally slow setting epoxy is so it should be.
789113
Actually, I don't think it has to be submerged. If you use it as the standard configuration (shown in the product picture) it will have to be submerged since the water has to come in through the grills/holes in the front. However, that cover (where the holes are) is detachable, and inside the cover there's a short pipe sticking out, to which you can probably connect a hose. If you put the other end of that intake hose in the water, I think the unit can probably stay outside of water. Well, you may need to make sure that pipe and intake hose connection is water tight, and the output hose connection - these connections won't really need to be perfectly water tight if the unit stays in the water. Actually, I don't think it has to be submerged. If you use it as the standard configuration (shown in the product picture) it will have to be submerged since the water has to come in through the grills/holes in the front. However, that cover (where the holes are) is detachable, and inside the cover there's a short pipe sticking out, to which you can probably connect a hose. If you put the other end of that intake hose in the water, I think the unit can probably stay outside of water. Well, you may need to make sure that pipe and intake hose connection is water tight, and the output hose... » Read More Actually, I don't think it has to be submerged. If you use it as the standard configuration (shown in the product picture) it will have to be submerged since the water has to come in through the grills/holes in the front. However, that cover (where the holes are) is detachable, and inside the cover there's a short pipe sticking out, to which you can probably connect a hose. If you put the other end of that intake hose in the water, I think the unit can probably stay outside of water. Well, you may need to make sure that pipe and intake hose connection is water tight, and the output hose connection - these connections won't really need to be perfectly water tight if the unit stays in the water. « Show Less