Rule 2000 GPH Automatic Bilge Pump, Model 53S, 12V

Ensure a dry and safe vessel with the Rule 2000 GPH Automatic Bilge Pump, Model 53S. Engineered to commercial standards, this pump is recognized as the best-selling high-capacity submersible bilge pump worldwide. Its intelligent computerized operation eliminates the need for an external float switch, automatically activating to remove water and protecting against common issues like airlocks and dry-running. Choose Rule for reliable, efficient, and worry-free bilge management.

In the Box:

• Rule 2000 GPH Automatic Bilge Pump (Model 53S)
• Straight Port Attachment
• 90° Port Attachment

Key Benefits:

• High-Capacity Performance: Delivers a powerful 2000 Gallons Per Hour (GPH) flow rate for rapid bilge water removal.
• Smart Automatic Operation: Features computerized sensing that checks for water every 2.5 minutes, activating only when needed, simplifying installation and reducing power consumption in standby mode.
• Durable & Submersible Design: Constructed with a heavy-duty thermoplastic housing that is fully submersible, corrosion-proof, and ignition-protected for harsh marine environments.
• Easy Maintenance: Equipped with an easy-clean, triple-stage snap-lock strainer for quick removal of debris and a quick-release design for hassle-free servicing.
• Run-Dry & Thermal Protection: Engineered with anti-airlock protection, a built-in thermal cut-off, and the ability to run dry without burnout, safeguarding both the pump and your vessel's electrical system.
• Efficient 12V DC Power: Operates efficiently on a 12V DC system with an 8.4A current draw and a recommended 15A fuse, ensuring compatibility with most marine electrical setups.
• Compact & Quiet: Features a compact, efficient long-life motor designed for silent and vibrationless operation.
• Reliable Discharge: Utilizes a 1-1/8 inch discharge outlet for effective water expulsion.

Recommended Pairings:

• Pair with a Rule Model 66 vertical mounting bracket for transom or side surface installation.
• Ensure proper wiring with 16-gauge (or 14-gauge for runs over 25 feet) marine-grade wire and appropriate sealants for all connections to prevent corrosion and ensure longevity.