Is it rated for the same depth as the housing? (197ft)
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Its a buoy not a dive handle. I don't think its been tested for use at depth as its mainly suited for use on the surface for preventing the camera from permanently sinking to those depths. If you intend on using it for diving you may be better off using a float designed for that depth
1301292
yes, it will actually go further than the camera will. So yes, you dont have to worry about this product being able to go 197'
1301293
Hi David, I didn't see anything about being rated for depth on the packaging. However as a diver I would not hesitate to use when I dive. It is very sturdy and seems to be made of good materials. I am unsure if the handle will fill with water but am going to find out.
2186138
All the walls are the same height. The roof LOOKS symmetrical so you could have it slope forward. Worst case you might have to drill and plug some holes...
1333175
I dont think so, im running mine at 200' and it works great. Much cheaper than running a hard line.
31463
I just measured my 87 playtime 17' and it's closer to 73" wide and fits just right. So I would say no.
2136781
yes, it is on the bottom and it does have ~3/4" of depth to it. So depends if installing the unit into the van or the light bar if you will have room
121148
Cindy, this should work fine, I just purchased one to replace my old one for 27 ft above ground
1371534
Yes. Measured it just now. With all the wires etc we used to connect to components depth is 13inches.
541332
Wanted to let you know the difference in the depth is due to an extension in back. The same is true for height. Hope this helps.
761707
Ours is used on our above ground pool. We have a 52 inch deep pool. I went down it once just to see what would happen at my weight of 165. I didn't hit bottom. I don't let the kids go down head first. I am not sure if it is rated for an above ground but it works for ours. The hose that they sent with it was not very good and we had to buy a new one that was larger and longer to fit to the filter.
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I went back and looked for the correct depth it says 1 1/2 inches deep. Way deep enough!
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Aloha A C, Mine fit great between the wall studs that were sixteen inches on center. A little sloppy so I used some shims on one side due to it being an older condo and built in Maui. Height is no problem, just make sure you know where the wires are at in the wall. Depth will be a problem installing it in a 2x4 wall with insulation. Your will have to cut the insulation out behind the safe. It took me less than fifteen minutes to install it. I love it. Aloha, Captain
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Sir I am not sure but I think it is rated at 1200 lb I use it for a lift in the garage to the attic 5 feet long X 20inches it has worked well for every thing I have put up there I lifted only around 300 lbs hope this helps
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I agree with harold, this thing has a huge outer housing as well you have to account for.i would say no
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I like it a lot, and it really solid and easy to put up, but if it were me with your depth I would look for something else, but that is just me. Good Luck
672551
I had two of them and they both leaked within a few day, never having gone deeper than 10 - 12 feet. It didn't fill with water, however, moisture accumulated and affected the use of the camera. I can't imagine that it is actually rated for 82 freet! The last one I returned had a faulty battery door latch. Also, ther is no secondary latch lock.
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I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
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It depends whether or not you double up the cable to increase load capacity or not. If not it is rated at 38 feet, if yes its 19 feet. I only use mine from the rafters in the loft to the second floor landing (16 feet) so I can't guarantee it but it does all I need it to do and I am happy with it