Is this switch waterproof please ?
1839147
Yes it is waterproof. I mounted it on my ATV and used it outside in rain and snow to operate a winch.
1839148
It is when new...... but extended exposure to the sun will cause the rubber seal to deteriorate over time. Probably good for 4-5 yrs.
1292220
Greetings. GB150 is designed for indoor use, so its inner circuit board doesn't have waterproof design. Thanks for your question.
1658601
I have this mounted on my pontoon boat and its exposed to rain all the time with no issues. This is a well made heavy duty switch.
1910178
it is not rated water proof. with your explanation they sell small extension cords with a gfi reset built in, i would use this with it and go for it, as a past electrician as long as you do not soak it or allow water to run in holes on side you will be fine. thank you , hope this helped.
1257796
Yes it is waterproof. The unit is encased in a heavy plastic case with substantial wiring.
1558404
This pump is not submersible. The motor and switch are not waterproof sealed. The pump is really designed to be placed or mounted on a flat dry surface
2210743
I wouldn't say it's totally waterproof . There's just a little rubber piece where the wires enter the back. You could seal that a little better but I wouldn't submerge them.
1052853
I don't think so. Neither the compressor or the guage/ switch are in a water proof enclosure.
895391
it is waterproof as I am using it. It inserts (sits flush) in the socket intended for it. The rubber seal that surrounds the light is very snug. when I pulled out the old light fixture to replace it with the new one, there was no evidence of water leaks. I am using it on a horse trailer as the brake light.
1562555
And yes. It is water proof . My soon.droped it on the toilet. And still working fine
725542
I believe it's water resistant, but not waterproof. There are double rubber rings on each connection, but personally I wouldn't try and take it under water.
462478
I can't see why not unless their switch may have some water or moisture resistant characteristics or protection that this does not. If so, that to me must be considered being a big personal safety issue.
36896
I would not use them in a wet application do to the lack of a water tight seal on the switch.
247263
If the connection is tight it is suppose to be water proof. Our son has this same one and he does use it in the water.
183052
not a switch it's to remount the housing to base when changing battreies. light is not waterproof. i have to empty out water if it gets wet.
322097
I don't believe so. As far as I know, this Wet Switch is designed to be used for the HVAC (Furnace). If you do a search on the internet on "Wet Switch Installation", you'll see that it has wires that you connect to the HVAC unit. It is designed to turn off the furnace once it detects water/moisture. My HVAC technician installed it. I am not an electrician or HVAC specialist. This is all I know. Sorry that I'm not much of a help.
359400
I agree with the other answers. The switch has worked flawlessly since installation (5 months ago).