SAHARA Bilge Pump 1100 / 12 V
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ATTWOOD SAHARA Bilge Pump 750 / 12 V
Automatic bilge pump with built-in float switch. Safe operation with up to 35° tilt. Manual and automatic operation possible.
ATTWOOD SAHARA 500 Bilge Pump / 12V
Automatic bilge pump with built-in float switch. Safe operation with up to 35° tilt. Manual and automatic operation possible.
ATTWOOD SAHARA Bilge Pump 750 / 24 V
Automatic bilge pump with built-in float switch. Safe operation with up to 35° tilt. Manual and automatic operation possible.
Product details
Automatic bilge pump with built-in float switch. Safe operation with up to 35° tilt. Manual and automatic operation possible. The pump also includes a test button.
- Residual water height: approx. 20 mm
- Dimensions (lxwxh): 150 x 83 x 105 mm
- Tube diameters: 29 mm
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6/21/2021
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Technical question
76408 Whitch Hose and size and clamps do you recomend
Thank you
Aven
I am planning to install my electric Bilge Pump with an integrated float switch and alarms (visual + audio) in parallel.
I am not 100% sure of my diagram.
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I want those alarms to turn on only when the electric bilge pump is running.
I am also concerned about the electric bilge pump having to "supply" the other two loads. That is why I have put the loads "before" the pump (since electron flow from the negative to the positive). Is this correct?
Thanks for your help!
