Is the cord going to be submerged underwater
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You can chose to place the heater against the wall of the tank (no cord submersion), or place the heater underneath gravel (cord submerged). I have had the heater at the bottom of my tank for almost a month and have had no problems.
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Yes, but no worries I have had several aquarium heaters of this type. Just make sure you have a drip loop, the lowest point of the section of the power cord that is not submerged is below the electrical outlet. This allows any water that may form on the power cord to reach the lowest point of the cord and drip harmlessly to the ground (and not into the power outlet). Of course it goes without saying, never have your hand in the water when the device is on, or even plugged in. I have a little 2.5 gallon and it keeps the water just a hair on the warm side, about 79-80 degrees, but it works great and does the job. Yes, but no worries I have had several aquarium heaters of this type. Just make sure you have a drip loop, the lowest point of the section of the power cord that is not submerged is below the electrical outlet. This allows any water that may form on the power cord to reach the lowest point of the cord and drip harmlessly to the ground (and not into the power outlet). Of course it goes without saying, never have your hand in the water when the device is on, or even plugged in. I have a little 2.5 gallon and it keeps the water just a hair on the warm side, about 79-80 degrees, but it works... » Read More Yes, but no worries I have had several aquarium heaters of this type. Just make sure you have a drip loop, the lowest point of the section of the power cord that is not submerged is below the electrical outlet. This allows any water that may form on the power cord to reach the lowest point of the cord and drip harmlessly to the ground (and not into the power outlet). Of course it goes without saying, never have your hand in the water when the device is on, or even plugged in. I have a little 2.5 gallon and it keeps the water just a hair on the warm side, about 79-80 degrees, but it works great and does the job. « Show Less
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Yes. I was initially concerned (water & electricity don't mix...) however it was DESIGNED to be submerged. I placed it touching the bottom and when cold my Beta would swim and hang out under it!
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I would say absolutely not. The USB port is open with no shielding. The battery compartment has a gasket but not sufficient for any type of submersion. This unit would not be waterproof- might even be stretch for water resistant.
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I do not have that issue though. I purchased for underwater usage and it works fine. I think for some people that not work might be due to the seal of the wires into the pump. Double check before you use it and put some silicon or hot glue to secure it if that is the case.
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The torch appears to be water resistant. Once the battery has been installed and the torch is closed, there does not seem to be a great danger of wetting the internal circuitry. Even so, I would not attempt to use this product as an underwater torch. For that role it would need to be more than water resistant, it would need to be water proof. There is a lack of product information delivered with the torch, but I would not I am still pleased with the torch and I do not fear taking it into the rain.
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Hello Tim, Thank you for your inquiry. The Ultra-Rugged Marine Grade Watterproof Bluetooth Speaker is able to be submerged. However, we do not recommend submerging the speaker. If the speaker is submerged deep enough the water pressure could allow water to get into the speaker. The speaker will be protected against splashes and rain. Sincerely, Accessory Genie Customer Service
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I'm not really sure how waterproof the cord is. Obviously the wires are insulated electrically and I wouldn't be too worried about exposing the cord to water, sweat, etc.
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The coil and shaft are waterproof and can be used underwater. The control box and battery box are not watertight. You can get rain covers but they are not submersible. Display is backlit.
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We have not had ours wet, but the part carried by the child does not have a seal on the battery compartment. The sound comes through three holes about the size of the wire on a paper clip. It could not take being submerged, but would probably not be hurt by splashes of water or rain as long as it was wiped off right away.
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cord was hard wired in to the unit that I have. I don't think it would be waterproof you cut the cord
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Fully immersed in water, absolutely not. They say it is moisture proof, not waterproof. I'm telling you this because I'm an electronics engineer, rather than from experience with the actual device.
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I think 'water resistant' is the proper description. I would not take it into the bathtub with me. There is a rubberized plug provided with the Boom that covers the jack and usb port. I assume it protects them from entry of moisture but again, I haven't triedd to drown the thing and wouldn't advise testing the limits. It's not for scuba diving, but I think it will survive an afternoon by the pool, on wet grass, or in a light rain.
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I dint think so..if it's submerged in water the hole on top would most likely spoil the circuit
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Can be outside BUT electrical cord and unit cannot get wet. Keep in a covered dry area.
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I'm sure to some extent it is somewhat water proof.I would not submerge it under water.I use mine to charge a car in storage and it is under my hood.If you intend to expose it to the elements I would somehow keep it covered.Hope this helps,if not contact the manufacturer.
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Somewhat...I have run it in very sloppy / raining conditions and it has been fine...my guess is that you probably don't want to fully submerge it because of the motors (not good in general for a motor to be submerged...these are not fully enclosed) and the battery / controller unit.
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I have not had it completely submersed but it is sealed and other than your switch and/or splice I would think it is.
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I wouldn't risk getting the check cord tangled in something visible or submerged or getting caught up on your dog's legs. I'd keep the dog tethered within the confines of the boat until you are prepared for it to go in the water.