Is the driver completely submersible and not visible above the waterline?
674616
the black plastic ring contains the floating apparatus. that remains visible above the waterline. All else is below the water line.
674617
The unit floated about half way submerged when I first got it. After a few months, it burned through the flotation foam, and it sank. It settled on the rock below the waterline; however, it did keep the ice open even then.
674618
I dont know what you are calling the driver .the heating element is below the water line.It works great.
674619
I have mine floating on the surface, but there is a foam ring inside that you can remove and it will sit on the bottom. Since it is black it is not very noticable on the surface if you have it floating.
7271
From my understanding the speed controller is not waterproof. Hope this helps.
2075827
I would not call it all waterproof. The receiver and servos are pretty well sealed but the battery and motor are removable and exposed. There is a splash guard on the motor and the battery connection is splash proof but it would not work for long under water. My kids run it through puddles and mud all day without a problem. Upgraded the battery to a lipo for quicker charging and longer run times.
1068536
The coil is water submersible, but the electronics of the detector are not.
569975
I have not tried submersing it so I cannot attest to that. I doubt that the control box is, the IR diode itself, maybe. The diode is probably OK for rain the box would be iffy, but submersion is another issue.
122458
I am not certain as I have not tested it under water. Generally slow setting epoxy is so it should be.
921561
I have not completely submerged it but I believe capeable of that. It works great for me I would recommend this pump.
2205971
I haven't submerged it but it has gotten really wet and still works fine. I've had mine for over a month and no problems.
1806769
Under the water yes. Even just a few inches submerged in the water, it doesn't work.
153058
I've had this unit completely soaked while mudding and river crossing. Yet, there is a rubber plug on top of the unit, this plug keeps water out of the unit and must be removed to connect the remote. Therefore, if the unit is submerged when trying to use it, NO, it is not proof. If you are putting the kind of money in a vehicle that will allow it to be submerged beyond the bumper, don't skimp on the winch. If you want to go Smittybilt, go with the x2o line or spend the extra $$$ for Warn.
1790896
The coil and shaft are waterproof and can be used underwater. The control box and battery box are not watertight. You can get rain covers but they are not submersible. Display is backlit.
1869807
The wires were about a foot and a half long, without connectors attached. There is a rubber grommet where they come out of the motor. Keep in mind that this is a macerator pump, not a bilge pump. It is not designed to ever go under water.
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.
1230985
Sorry, but because it has an electric motor, I would not reccomend to use it underwater. It is not water proof.
410169
Garmin says it is. I haven't submerged my under water ; but under normal use in fields and swampy areas ;my seems to be fine.
1308453
This is waterproof but it is not recommended that you submerge the device under water.
1449158
Not sure.. but mine is submersed without any issues. Now that Im thinking about it... its probably the MINIMUM water line......