is this fully submersible?
840277
Yes it is fully submersible. I currently have it lying horizontally at the bottom of my red-eared slider's tank.
509416
I have not submerge it in water. However I've had it out while raining and it got pretty wet outside but not inside. Hope this helps.
1515032
The case should be okay to submerge, but I would not keep it under water for too long. And I would test the case first, for any defects, before submerging.
771925
It is fully submersible - and mine keeps a 50 gallon perfect 24/7. I'd guess it could handle much more than I am throwing at it.
1953331
No, it is basically rain proof, not submersible. I doubt it would last more than a few seconds.
1837564
Fully submersibleFor use in water or out of water (comes with a priming socket)Thank you Valo Market
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!! :)
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.
1771463
The heater and sensor are fully submersible, the digital control is not (I would assume).
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.
168207
I haven't dropped in the water yet, but they say it floats. I don't think it is meant to be submerged.
413292
Yes but you cannot fully submerge the pump. This is not a "submersible pump".
756846
Seriously doubt it. Probably short or fail as well as contaminate the fluid. Does not appear to be a submersible pump. Get a fountain pump for that.
1970390
I'm sure it is not, but it's well worth the time to hand wash. Do not submerge in water.
1606302
No it can not , this a basic metal detector, the cheapest you black buy submersible is the garrett at pro
784933
I have not had it completely submersed but it is sealed and other than your switch and/or splice I would think it is.
262974
It should be minimally submersible. The IP67 rating means the device is "dust tight" and submersible up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.