Is this marine safe?
636995
yes its fiberglass resin, two parts mix it together and dries in maybe 30 mins
351874
No ... I think they normally just set in a boxed in areaI have not used mine for marine use. However, my boat does have a similar unit, and it is very secure in the recessed area on the boat.If my boat didn't have that set up, I'd just make a wooden box to surround the unit and attach this box to the bottom of the boat with velcro ... or just put the velcro on the bottom of the unit and the boat bottom.
1866223
Yes, suitable for marine use....keep waterproof dielectric marine grease on the fittings to prevent corrosion.
1693010
yes, the vibrations should be acceptable however this is not marine rated gauge set.
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
1928570
It is safe in a mobile home. It does a great job in mine. I had it installed by a professional that retired from an LP business and now has his own business. He is concerned about safety.
208689
Yes, It is very safe, there is no exposed heating element, no flame, no power fan. Just don't drop it into the bathtub while you (or someone else) is in it!
1601249
I can't say exactly, but If I was pushed I would say its Okay. I live near the sea, keep mine in a pouch and take it out for short periods at a time and return to pouch. I won't leave it exposed to sea sprays all the time. Care, I think, is the key. Mine still works fine!
1066189
Yes! It sure is! Wouldn't have purchased it if it wasn't Coast Guard approved. In fact, if your life vests are not approved by the Coast Guard, they can ticket you! I'd rather be safe than sorry with a great life vest for an infant.
989833
The marine construction can be it's own box, however, I would just make sure they are enclosed under a seat area and that the backside isn't open to the air.
273710
I like the other answers below, but to make sure ask a marine dealer or go to a marina and ask them. They will help you.
749394
I'm afraid I have no idea. My mother uses it occasionally and she has a veneer. I wouldn't take that as proof that it's safe but there it is. I'd email the manufacturer to be sure.
140835
I am using it to keep water overnight for several months already, no issue noticed so I assume it is safe :)
415263
Yes, it is made by a Marine equipment company that has to comply with nautical marine manufacturers code (NMMC). Check it out on their website.
1828700
I live overseas around SEA..this was shipped to me by sea..so I guess it's rugged enough..but of course like every equipment..just take care of it..
1834336
What you need to do is check with the manufacture of this unit. Some people place a large plastic bag over the foot and up the shaft as high aspossible and use it in shallow areas along the beach. However you run the chance of a leak and could suffer damage from the humidity of the saltwater. Don't take chances if your not willing to except the lose of the unit from use in areas it isn't designed for. Personally no I would nottake that chance.Joseph
416360
Saltwater should be ok. I've sailed and boated both fresh and salt with the same equipment, just know that if you are on inter coastal or back bay areas you should be fine. The Skagit is not " seaworthy " to take surf or large swells. When done with your outing, I'd deflate it and hang it on a good rack or fence and really use your fresh water hose to get it clean. Pay attention to the frame because. Salt can get into the joints and not be seen. Rust is ugly and spensive. Have fun be safe. Sarge