Seaflo SFDP1-030-055-42 Caravan and Boat Booster Pump, 12 V, 11.3 L/min, 55 PSI, 3.7 Bar

What Is the Seaflo Caravan and Boat Booster Pump, 12 V, 11.3 L/min, 55 PSI, 3.7 Bar?

• The pumps are compact and designed for a wide range of applications including liquid transfer, spraying, circulation, filtration, and dispensing.
• Diaphragm pumps are self-priming and can safely run dry.
• The product is used on boats, yachts, caravans, and in many industrial applications.
• The unit starts automatically when a tap or valve is opened and stops automatically when it is closed.
• These pumps operate on 12 V electricity and are extremely practical and easy to use. They are simple to install and are shipped with connection fittings (inlet/outlet hose connections and a Y-strainer filter on the suction side).
• Because it runs on 12 V, this pump operates on boats, yachts, and caravans, as well as in many other settings using a battery or solar power.
• With a pressure of 3.7 bar and a flow rate of 11.3 L/min, it is an excellent product that can meet all water needs in boats, yachts, and caravans, as well as in small apartments and summer houses where mains power is unavailable but a battery or solar energy source is present. It is an automatic booster pump; it connects directly to the water line, starts when you open a tap, and stops when you close it.
• With the ability to draw from depths of up to 1.8 meters, it can also draw from tanks and reservoirs.
• In the market, these pumps are also known as boat and yacht booster pumps, caravan booster pumps, and 24 V booster pumps.
• The pump can be mounted horizontally or vertically. When mounted vertically, the pump head must face downward.
• The pump must be mounted in a dry, well-ventilated location.
• To prevent vibration, the rubber mounts should not be over-tightened.
• High-pressure flexible hose must be used.
• Use hose clamps to prevent air pressure build-up.
• A filter must be used between the pump and the tank. (A filter is included with the product.)
• Not suitable for continuous operation. The pump must be allowed to rest at regular intervals.