can this device filer sea water
69436
i wouldn't try, sea waters tought to deal with, and if you try and it doesnt work your only dehydrating yourself. i would spend moremoney on a better one if you want to clean sea water
1860823
I use it in freshwater but I don't see any reason why it would not work in a marine environment. Just make sure you rinse with freshwater after each use.
1239764
I can't say for sure, but the design is an interior floating insert that the suction drags it to the surface of the water. I would imagine that it would work. Mine is on a large filterr and works great. I would recommend as an inexpensive option
2072652
Don't know the answer to that since we are on well water. I doubt it though. It's a very simple filter. Not fine or well-fitted. Works good for sediment.
1481476
No , for saltwater you need a bigger tank to do anything ,witch means a bigger filter
278212
Yes you can, they're water proff up to 15m, I have used them when I use my seadoos.
2033004
Yes, but in my experience, it would not recommend it. I don't like to mess around with where the water could meet electronics. Just my prerogative.
2238237
it'll work but not properly. if you stop the water level at the lip of the filter you are fine. as for the noise it's not noisy at all you can barely hear it!
43856
Hello, yes it can when it is working properly. I love this thing, but it sometimes"spits up" h2o instead of just stream...it eventually starts acting rite throughout the cleaning process. Still a good buy for the amount of money
435193
I would not be surprised if it is. I use it to monitor the timing marks on my yamaha vx 1100 waverunner engine. It has excellent resolution. I never submerged it , but according to its design it may be waterproof.
1513297
Not really. I think what you want is a particulate filter or reverse osmosis for that issue.
596122
it should or you can set filter housing on some rock to bring to leave you want. I run mine without the head and recirculates underwater. good if you do not want to hear the water
1482121
You need a reverse osmosis (RO) system or a distillery for salt water (seawater). This is for fresh water only, IF it did filter out salt it might only filter out a total of 1/2 cup of salt. You should try it and let us know how it works.
29947
You can but water ruins electronics! I don't know that much about it was a gift for my Grandson! He loved it! It will climb all over!
850575
Probably. But I wouldn't recommend using any electrical or battery powered device with water unless it is specifically designed for use with water.
1041619
sorry for the delay, but this unit can not filter out the salt in the salt water. I contacted the manufacturer and they are not looking at this process at this time, do to the expense of what it would take to separate the salt.
286526
I think not. Water would just increase the volume. To be certain though, you could check with the company!