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Rule 500 GPH Electronic Sensing Bilge Pump - 24V

Rule 500 GPH Electronic Sensing Bilge Pump - 24V

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The Rule 500 GPH Electronic Sensing Bilge Pump is a high-efficiency, automatic 24V bilge pump that eliminates the need for a separate float switch. Utilizing advanced impeller resistance sensing, the pump cycles every 2.5 minutes for one second to detect water. If water is present, it continues to run until the area is clear, maintaining water levels between 1/8" and 3/8".

  • Automatic operation with manual override capability
  • Built-in thermal protection to prevent overheating
  • Features a stainless-steel shaft and high-efficiency, low-amp motor
  • Includes a check valve with a hidden air vent to prevent airlocking
  • Submersible and ignition protected
  • True electromagnetic suppression (EMC)
  • Regulatory note: This product contains chemicals, including 1,3-Butadiene, known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-105228
Model / MPN
25SA-24
UPC / GTIN
042237104793
Package dimensions
4" X 7" X 7"
Package weight
1.0 lb
Specifications
Type = Electric\nGallons Per Hour = 500 GPH\nOperation = Automatic\nVolts = 24v

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