is the entire unit submersible/waterproof, or is it only the probe which is waterproof?
1738918
No seal in battery compartment. OK for accidental splash. Only need two fingers with soap to clean the food contacting probe..
1738919
The entire device is waterproof. Don't float it in water for several days or anything, but mine has been in the sink with the dishes and been fine.
1738920
It's both in a way. You can submerge them but only for a short period of time or it will become hazy.
1738921
Just the probe, I used mine in the winter to see how cold the water was coming out of the tap. Did some tests and it is very accurate. Nice little gadget.
1738922
The unit should be waterproof. For more accuracy please call 800-835-5011 and inquire about item DPP400W-0-8.
2032731
The main unit is not. I have the temperature probe in a high-humidity environment (beer fridge)but the probe is not submerged.
509447
According to the owners manual, the search coil is waterproof, but the case-to-cable connection is not. So keep the detector body dry. Damp grass and shallow water is fine, but only for the search coil.
1307845
The probe itself seems to be waterproof however the nut and housing above the probe rust quickly.
2281124
It has gaskets that seal the unit, but I can't say it's water proof. It's probably water resistant so that if you dropped it into a bucket of water, there would be no harm. As a diver, I don't think I'd take this under water.
1543777
The body is water proof. The solenoid leads are internal. Mine has only one value.
1797622
The probe is as pictured. I found if you put shrink wrap at the connection of the probe and wire it will last longer. If the smallest amt of water gets in that connection it will not work
1587427
The metal tip of the thermal probe is definitely waterproof (see yellow circle http://i.imgur.com/oiyVMxV.png) as it is solid metal sleave. The connection between this metal sleeve and the plastic insulation probably isn't water proof. So long as you don't submerge the probe past this connection you shouldn't have any problems.
768605
Yes, but hard to judge the long term affects. If you're asking whether or not you can submerge the electrode housing it is not designed to be water tight. As such corrosion could occur with internal electronic connections after a period of time. The metal probe extensions are a rust resistant alloy and do not corrode with neutral pH liquids. Can you provide more specifics about your application?
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.
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.
1193465
your grill probe is shorter and more blunt on the tip, and also has a bracket to hold it on the grill. The food probe is longer with a point on the end to stick it into the meat. there both a thermal couple reading temperature. just do not submerse in water as you will ruin the probe.
86915
Wash probe by hand being careful NOT to immerse in water. So the answer is NO. :)
1832150
The device itself is not waterproof as the outer case is just 2 pieces of plastic that are snapped together. It is intended to detect small amounts of water (that could turn into larger amounts) before it becomes a problem. If it were to be completely submerged, it doubt it would work (for very long).
1933858
Totally submersible - really solid and dependable.DO NOT RUN IT WITHOUT IT BEING UNDER WATER
1520959
Yes it is waterproof. I also used it to hook up a gas fire pit. Works just great!
1633238
Both, You don't want to drop the whole unit in the water but you can submerge the coil up to a certain point in the water. This is a very nice, all around detector for a great price! I hope this helps