Is this submersible?
1062852
unfortunately don't know the answer to this. we have never submersed it... but we are very very pleased with this having used it repeatedly!
1382957
No...I don't think so...the motor is not enclosed and we have never submerged it...
205384
If it's going to be submerged yes. Otherwise not really. Squirt a little silicone behind it if you want
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.
2005157
Yes you can submerge it just make sure the everything is screwed in tight especially the battery compartment. Good Luck!
1706215
I'm not sure. I bought it for Winter use as its to hot where I live to need one right now. It is fully submersible so you could place it well below the water line.
1558405
It is not designed to be mounted inside the furnace so I don't think it is submersible. You may want to check directlly with the company though.
2030468
Yes, it is water resistant but I do not think it is waterproof. I leave mine outside during rain and it seems unaffected. I would not submerge it in water, however. The technical specs in the manual say it is operational between -20 C to 60 degrees C and between 5% - 90% humidity.
703229
It is fully submersible. I use it in a 2 gallon tank for a betta, shrimp, and dwarf frogs. Also extremely accurate. I just took a look at the reviews. First of all, this heater is for a small tank, maybe max of 2 gallons. The room it is in stays about 68 degrees, and this heater maintains the water temp at 78 degrees. Secondly, it has a minimum water line, but the entire unit can be submerged. One reviewer said that he didn't know what the factory preset was, I put it, started it up and then adjusted it up to 78 degrees. I think the preset was probably 72. This was the smallest heater I could find that was controlled with a thermostat.
825518
I believe its submerge only. There are different resistances in air and water, therefore requiring different design in a motor. This says submersible, so i would take it literally.
343844
Yes, we have had ours for a couple of years and have used it at the beach/pool and it has been submersed tons of times.
705229
Submersible for less than a minute. Dropped mine in a pool and it was fine. Also left it out in heavy rain for about 4 hours and it still works. Although the light is a bit dimmer and I noticed some corrosion around the battery terminals. Probably from where I didn't open it up to let it dry out.
719367
I have not tried , but I see no reason why not since it is submersible. Good question !
1941294
btw people it is NOT a submersible pump. the pump is in a wAter resistant case but sits outside the bucket. one hose goes in the bucket to suck up the water that travels back upthe hose and out the other end. water does not even go through the pump.
1970390
I'm sure it is not, but it's well worth the time to hand wash. Do not submerge in water.
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.
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.