Is the included wiring tinned to prevent corrosion in salt water?
1321075
I do not remember, however, I have used them in salt water for two seasons with no issues.
1560524
No. I used mine on my boat and the accessory has some corrosion after one year on the salt water.
750103
I have used NaCl (salt) as optical windows. No problem long term with 50% humidity. Around 75% minor problems. I would expect the salt to drip if present long term in fog. If this salty water contacted the wiring it would cause a short circuit which would convert the salt to chlorine gas and caustic soda (aka lye, aka NaOH), both of which are very bad news. Rain or water from sprinklers are an absolute nono.
901847
It works well in brackish water, I rewired the unit into my existing fuse panel. No problems with the unit.
68477
I have used my cables a few times, but not have had a rusting problem. I would suggest you contact Security Chain Company. Also, if there is a lot of salt used in your area it would make sense to rinse your cables and if possible, hang them to dry.
901849
This switch panel is designed for marine use including salt water. It is sealed with a gasket and the wire is tinned to stop corrosion. As far as a buss bar I would use one with stainless contacts or any non corrosive metal for marine use.
329708
Haven't used it in salt water, it is painted metal. Might want to look for something PVC. I've seen something that is clear as well.
389834
Only the manufacture could tellbyou for sure, however; if the varying voltage is significantly different between the two pumps I personaly won't chance it for safety concerns...., electrical overload can cause fires especially around salt water.
1917741
It is not waterproof. The connections are subject to corrosion whether it is buried or not.
1910175
I will say no. I have purchased four of these (they are all still working and in-service) and I know what the inside looks like. It is an open rheostat design. Meaning, nothing is covered or encapsulated, insulated. You see the holes on the side? They allow direct access to the wiring and circuitry. Also, the metal is just a standard tin / light steel design. Water will work against this and eventual cause corrosion and rust.
416428
Don't know but I've been using it in salt water last year without any problems.
565048
It is, but ocean atmosphere is rough on nearly all equipment. Keep some extra mineral oil on hand to help keep it protected.
890791
Just make sure you rinse it off when used in either. Have used mine in saltwater multiple times with no problems.
1139808
Most likely it was submerged.not recommended by mfg.this causes corrosion on wire Leeds that can break intermittently.
1107710
I have had mine hung outside for a couple of months. It's been dry this summer in the Pacific Northwest. No sign of any corrosion. This is really a nice product.
746994
The only exposed metal part is the spring...still I would be reluctant to use it in a salt water system.
1124322
I haven't had any corrosion from my salt water pool. However, I do rinse the aquabot regularly & take it out of the pool when not in use.