🚤 Pump Up Your Marine Game!
The Sanuke 500 GPH Bilge Pump is a powerful, compact, and efficient 12V submersible water pump designed for marine use. With a flow rate of 500 gallons per hour and a maximum lifting height of 3 meters, this pump is perfect for boats, aquariums, and fountains. Its durable construction and easy-to-clean strainer ensure longevity and reliability, making it an essential accessory for any water-related activity.
| Item Weight | 0.84 Pounds |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Style Name | 500GPH 12V |
| Maximum Lifting Height | 3 Meters |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Power Source | dc |
A**R
My boat spare bilge
I like the pump, it was tested in working condition and the price was good
H**O
Great pump
Very affordable and good quality product
M**Y
So far so good
It's a float switch; attached in place of the old one and it's working great. The price was good, too. Others had commented that none of these last for more than a year or so. We'll see.
G**Y
Great little pump
Ordered this little guy as I needed something for both at home and on the road and the 12V option was perfect. Provides all the water flow I need.
F**4
Works Great
Works great
D**N
Price
it works just fine. Good replacement.
B**N
Works
Good for pumping out washing machine the was broke.
L**T
Bilge pump
Just what I wanted
M**W
It’s a bilge pump. It works. It does NOT have a float switch.
It clearly states it has an “Automatic Float Switch”. It does not. You can fit your own, but it absolutely did not come with one. Perhaps that was/is in the fine print somewhere, but I couldn’t and still cannot see that specified anywhere.The reality is, pretty much any and every bilge pump can be retrofitted with a float switch. I was looking for one that actually HAD one onboard, or at least included as part of the design. I could have purchased another pump for half the price and spent the remainder on a decent float switch. But nope, now I have to fork out a few extra dollars for a float switch and fit it. Not that big of a deal or a job, just annoying when you’re expecting something onboard-included.
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