Alternating Current --- Can I throw the whole thing in a lake and have it work?
384364
I guess if you did that it would keep pumping water until it wore out or the lake went dry!
384365
Ours is never completely submerged, because the float triggers the motor before it gets covered with water. I don't know how it would work if it were completely submerged. It would have to be vertical, though, for the float to work.
384366
Depending on the size and depth of the lake, maybe but I would suggest contacting the manufacture: https://www.waynepumps.com/solution-center/sump-pumps-cast-iron/cdu800
2039920
You could, but I wouldn't. I got mine for the pump for an above ground swimming pool. You appear to be planning to use this for a permanent (in house) appliance. I would get an electrician to install a new outlet.
1420744
I don't really know honestly.. I would check out some RC forums and go from there. I would think it would be ok but then again, electricity can be a skecthy thing. Try the Rc4WD forums or Youtube and see if it helps if not, ask me again later and ill try to research it for you.
763152
Absolutely! Just make sure your electrical connections are above any anticipated water level.
278984
Definitely. I'm not positive what the lower limit of the charger is, but I live near Edmonton, Alberta Canada, and I use mine to keep my trolling battery and main battery charged during the year when not in use - and also through the winter. My boat is stored in a non-heated seacontainer in my yard, and temperatures drop to -40 C here (-40 F).
85795
No. You want a Grid Tie Inverter, search for that keyword. This only converts DC to PURE SINE A/C current. Pure Sine is the ONLY way to power sensitive electrnics like microwaves, TV, computer, etc.. Pretty much everything made with technology developed after the 70's. A/C motors can run on modified but they run cleaner and cooler on Pure Sine. Pure Sine is what you get from the mains. Modified sine is 1970's tech and good for things from that era, unless you like to buy whatever you plug in again and again and again and simply LOVE the sound of a constant buzz from whatever your using. IMO, Pure Sine or don't bother. But you want Grid Tie Plug and Play. I have them and they last and work well as long as the power is on, this one however is for when the power is OFF and you have batteries but need to run A/C appliances.
1600251
No. I used one I had for an air mattress. If you buy one, get one you can plug into the 12 volt accessory outlet on your boat.
1047792
Yes. We had no problem with using regular house hold current. Just plug it into wall socket and have it. It will rumble your butt off!
488290
Dear customer, It will work, but you will need 2 LinkPRO`s. On eof them will give you Voltage for the second bank, but not amperage. Please call our technical support at 310-864-3131. Thank you, AC DC Marine Inc.
2240735
If the unit can plug in to the wave controller i would not see no reason it would not. I have both of mine on a timer to cause movement different time of the day. There only good for current it will make waves but the unit has to surface the top of water to do so.
1662100
I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a measurable difference also. Good Luck I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a... » Read More I would say that it will not power the system by itself. I am using one of the panels as a battery charger for a 2100 mah 12 volt battery which runs a pond pump and have not had any problem with the system. I do have the pump cycling on a timer so it is not running 24/7, which gives the panel time to charge the battery some a couple of hours a day. I think you need to figure out your amperage needs and maybe use two batteries in the system if needed. I also think you might check into using a deep cycle battery or a battery made for heavy equipment. The use of two panels would make a measurable difference also. Good Luck « Show Less
476861
do you mean fresh water as in the lake water? if so it wont work. you need a closed cooling system so that the water/coolant can circulate, like a car. most boats cool with lake water, it pumps it from the lake, thru the engine and dumps it back into the lake. this heater wouldn't do any good
848399
I use it in combination with a transformer for outdoor lighting, in which case it is AC. I have tried it in the lab with a DC source and it worked also in this condition. I believe they sell this exact light also to be used in RVs and boats where the power system is DC.
1109450
No you can't. Unless u put it in a weather box. Which has to be water proof. But I still wouldn't recommend it. Works like any ordinary power supply box for electronics.
1331542
No. It cannot handle high current, and it will not function without the AC power (it can't run on the 12V DC battery by itself).
1425076
I will answer as complete as I can for you. Can you make a wire run with jumper clips on it That can attach to your boat battery and to a terminal on the wall inside of boat house and attach the solar panel to that no more then 8-10 ft. The panel comes with several different types of connectors for the panel end good luck it should be easy to do ?
545843
Just might work for everything living in pond/ isn't that the reason to have a pond , so living water creatures can inhabit it. Water and electricity do not mix.