How many inches can it be submerged before the food touches the motor unit?
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I am not sure, as I gave it to my daughter and she loves it! She is an excellent chef and cooks for entertaining and has never had a problem. BTW you do not have to submerge it to the bottom of a pot when blending..the strength of the motor swirls it enough to be able to blend halfway through the mixture
2170323
The outside diameter of the steamer is 11 inches. The effective diameter is about 9.5 inches at the top, sloping to 7.5 at the bottom. The effective depth is about 3 inches.
2186332
A bit over 2 feet. I do not recommend this product. You can find better units at your local pet store, if the store sells tropical fish. I found that this unit didn't seal well at the pump end so I had to use silicone sealant on it to get it to work efficiently (I thought). I also had to put a bolt in the top of it to make the bulb air leak proof. I ended up going to a local pet store and buying a syphon designed to use with an aquarium. The original use I'd planned was for draining leftover water from a boat.
1382957
No...I don't think so...the motor is not enclosed and we have never submerged it...
923275
ond a half cup processing capacity which leaves about a half inch for any expansion. You can faintly see a line on the picture just below the top pf the food container. I measured it with a measuring cup to verify.
697166
I went down and measured the best I could with the pump assembly underwater and a little hard to access. I would say you need a diameter of at least 12 inches to accommodate the side that has the float attached. That should allow it to freely move up and down.
938910
This de-icer is meant to be placed UNDER not IN a shallow (2.5 inch deep works well) flat bottomed bowl about the size of a 12 inch pie plate. Check out the description on the Farm Innovators website. If you put it in water, you will short it out and it will not work. The de-icer is not defective.
1163056
I haven't measured it but I will estimate 5 inches. It is slightly deeper than my old wok.
189512
at least three feet away from appliance and no more than maxium of twenty feet, per mfg instructions
1301323
Not sure what the question means ? There is an insert that holds the fish about a half inch above the water and lifts the fish from the pot, if you don't want the fish submerged.
588019
I believe any opening larger than 2.75" will allow you entry, I have been very pleased with my unit. This is the second summer I have used it weekly to rinse off our dogs after water training sessions to make sure they are clean of pond algae. It also is more convienent for bathing just fill a large container with hot water and leave the mess outside.
895794
No. I forgot what depth it could go when I went snuba-ing when I got to about 15 ft it started to freeze and shut off. It had a bit of water in it but I let the components dry and it works fine still.
1665486
Total shaft length is 8 inches. This includes 6 inches of the "thin" part, and 2 inches of the "bulb" which covers the drive. I'd feel comfortable inserting it to a total depth of about 7 1/2 inches of liquid. The handle is long, and the control is near the top, so you'd have a good amount of room to maneuver the device around in your pot.
2206422
Interior depth is about 1/4" with a continuous rim, no openings on the sides. I would fry bacon in it, but keep the temp down to control splatters!
687855
1/2 inch, but it is not very dependable. Mine is 10 degrees off on the low side. Stuff comes out under cooked.
2200578
the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}
2283623
With the pad on it measures 1 and 3/8ths of an inch. I can clean about an inch and half under the front of my refrigerator with it.