is the IP67 waterproofing strong enough to put this down a clogged drain pipe?
1639136
I ran mine into the toilet to test it before keeping it, just to find out for sure, for myself. The adjustable light is very helpful as well.
1639137
A clogged drain depends on the water clarity I have used a hose to send spurts of water to help clear a path and clean the lens with no problems but never fully submerge the unit as yet. I use mine mainly to find breaks in line or look for tree roots sticking thru. I clear clog then look for where it got hung up.
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I installed the plug on a window a/c unit. I believe it can be used on any item, up to 15 amps, which a pressure washer should be less. Nothing states the plug is waterproof, but I don't see where a mist of water would harm it, as it would simply switch off if too wet. The plug installed with household tools and about five minutes.
239262
Yes. I used it in buried PVC pipes. It is supposed to be capable of direct burial but I wanted it protected.
1662293
i dont know .. but in the past i removed the drain cover.. i may have gotten some on in the past and didnt have any problems ...
1442009
The instructions say that it must be used in a dry area. After looking at the unit, I don't see how you could waterproof it as a home repair.
1176702
I think you could but you must keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn't clog up. Also if it is not attached to the pipe tightly it could come off and clog up the pipe.
128996
Foam insulation is fine. We have used it on pex with no issues, but you need constant water in pipe. (Do not use on drain lines it will melt the plastic)
678772
The main transponder, which plugs into a wall outlet, cannot get wet. The wiring which is buried in your yard can get wet and will be fine underwater occasionally. I would be sure that you are not burying it in an are that could be subject to erosion causing the wire to be exposed and possibly snaring on something in the river.
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Yes it is. It covers IP54 standard. You can check how much waterproof it is supposed to be covering this standard. Best reagrds.
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It could if you get it in to the drain pipe below the pipes connecting into the main drain pipe.
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First, I have not had a clog since I bought my RV. Also, I have a clear elbow connection on my sewer connection and can see that the TP has dissolved. Please keep in mind that using the right chemicals (I use Pure Power) and lots of water also make a difference.Amazon's price on this is the best I have found.
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not a good idea to let it any piece of equipment get wet.even a power washer shouldn't be in the spray area.usually you can set it under the lee of the house or stretch a tarp over it or something.it just makes sense to protect the electrical components.some gennys have covers over the outlets but it makes sense to cover the whole thing.on the good side,i am very happy with mine. starts very easily and runs strong.good value in my opinion.you could do worse.
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YES! It is actually a water trough for livestock so the drain does seal itself by tightening. If your concerned about leakage you could remove the plug & use plumbers tape when replacing the plug, or use a tree repair seal, heavy black tree seal on the inside of the trough, & let it set until rigid then fill with water to check for leakage.
437297
Sorry but this won't work for your drain. You will need a clean opening so the rust would be a hindrance and make the seal not work. Sorry wish it would work for you.
1991379
If you mean that this is the thickness of your materials, then yes, definitely. The drain extends several inches to meet the plumbing.
1223222
No it won't. The drain cover has to come off. Try prying it off with a screw driver.
829114
I would probably drain pond attach to side as high up as possible to keep inlet wires above water level and silicone all around to stop any ingress of water and check peroidically should work fine