what is the depth submersion rating
1140324
This is not a diving light; it's not submersible AT ALL. It's "weather-proof," but even the most intense rain is very different from immersion. If you immerse this light while it's energized you'll destroy it. If it gets dunked while it's turned off, you MAY be able to save it by removing the batteries ASAP and letting it cook in the sun with the battery case open for a couple days. I suspect a diving light as nice as this thing is going to cost you mega-$$$$. I wouldn't even know where to look.
1140325
It can not be submerged! It is only water resistant, for the fact that the battery pack is only wrapped with a type of rubber. It is not in a hard shell with any type of O-ring.
1140326
ZERO, the battery pack has a slip over rubber cover, rain proof but NOT submersible.
551343
I'm not able to check it as it's not with me at the moment, but I would say about 2 - 1/2 " deep.
593538
I'm not certain but I have never had an issue with damage and there are 4 levels of depth to choose from.
262974
It should be minimally submersible. The IP67 rating means the device is "dust tight" and submersible up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.
661787
12 cm or 4 3/4" if vertical. There is a clear minimum-depth reference on the heater just below the control section. The reference in the instructions I take to mean that the control section does not need to be immersed.
1678527
The standard housing that comes with the camera is rated for a depth of 40 meters (131 feet). You can buy the "dive housing" for 59.99 rated for 60 meters (197 feet). In most cases the standard housing works great. Most people are not diving past 40 meters. The picture quality is amazing!
1375531
I don't know the depth range, as I use it for water aerobics and not underwater. The manufacturer should have that info. though.
851346
My pump is a submersed pump 90 feet down,my advise is to contact the folks at handy well they are great at answering all your of connection and how too's.give them a call
957616
this metal detector is not submersible , only the coil is, this metal detector is made especially to find the tiniest nuggets, the underwater metal detectors from fisher are the 1280x and the cz21. thanks you
1170330
On mine it is just under 5" to bottom of the "handle"(black part that shoudn't be submersed) I'd say max water depth is 4.75 inches.
10041
I have used it to a depth of 200'. The only way to adjust the flow rate is to us a valve to choke it back.
1976044
I don't believe this camera is really a "dive" camera, it's more of a snorkeling/pool camera. It's only rated to 49' which as you mention isn't really scuba depth. Nikon shows the camera being used this way but really it's not up to anything but shallow dives. I have used it extensively snorkleing & in the pool. Max depth I've tested is 12', worked fine.
898018
I took it in my pool and went down to the deep end of 8ft and it was totally fine. I haven't gone any deeper though.
486115
Mine has been fully submerged (including the controls) for a year and is still working perfectly. The description says it's submersible. Go ahead and submerge it.
242407
Hi Pink Cat, thank you for your question. The answer is no, this pouch is not rated for any type of submersion in water. It is water resistant (like if you sweat or if it rains, etc), but will not protect your stuff from being inside the water. I hope this helps! Cheers Mo - Gear Out Here
1900039
These are for splash resistance not submersion. The Pelican boxes work for that.
1302506
Did not wear it for submersion so don't know that part. The buttons broke in a couple of months so couldn't set it again. not recommended.