Non-automatic bilge pumps adhere to time-tested operational principles, activated either by a responsive float switch that triggers when water levels rise or via a manual panel switch, offering boat owners straightforward control over water removal. A key design advantage lies in their accessible motor cartridge—when debris like leaves, silt, or marine residue clogs the system, removing this cartridge allows for quick, hassle-free cleaning of the strainer and impeller, ensuring the pump regains full functionality with minimal downtime. This user-friendly maintenance feature makes them a practical choice for both seasoned mariners and casual boaters.
Electric submersible pumps dominate the market as the most popular electric bilge pump variant, and their widespread adoption stems from a compelling blend of performance and practicality. They deliver exceptionally high output rates, efficiently expelling large volumes of water to keep bilges dry, while remaining cost-effective—balancing initial investment with long-term reliability. Their low amp draw is a boon for marine systems, conserving battery power critical for other onboard electronics, and their streamlined design simplifies installation, requiring no complex setup beyond securing them in place and connecting discharge piping and a power source. Engineered to fit snugly in the lowest reaches of a bilge, they target the source of water accumulation, maximizing drainage efficiency.
Beyond marine bilges, these versatile pumps extend their utility to diverse applications: they excel at transferring river water for irrigation or refilling tanks, integrate seamlessly with solar panels or batteries for off-grid use, and adapt to any scenario requiring reliable water movement. This flexibility underscores their value beyond boating, appealing to homeowners, farmers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Their compact, efficient motors boast long lifespans, even under regular use, and operate within a 110°F (43°C) temperature limit to prevent overheating. Maintenance is further simplified by easy-clean snap-lock strainer bases, which allow tool-free access for debris removal. Anti-airlock protection prevents frustrating interruptions in water flow caused by trapped air, while the ability to run dry during normal workloads adds a layer of durability, safeguarding against accidental damage if water levels drop unexpectedly.
Durability is enhanced by exclusive moisture-tight seals that render the pumps completely submersible, withstanding prolonged immersion without compromising internal components. Marine-grade blocked wiring resists corrosion and short circuits in harsh, humid environments, while stainless steel shafts stand up to rust and wear from saltwater and debris. Finally, their silent, vibrationless operation ensures they work unobtrusively, avoiding noise pollution or structural vibrations that could disrupt onboard comfort or equipment stability. Together, these features make non-automatic electric submersible pumps a robust, versatile solution for both marine and general water management needs.
| Item Code | Volt | Flow Rate | Head | Current | Wire | Outlet Dia |
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| BP1-G600-02 | 12V | 600GPH | 3.5M | 2.5A | 100CM | 19MM/3/4" |
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| BP2-G600-02 | 24V | 600GPH | 3.5M | 1.5A | 100CM | 19MM/3/4" |
| BP1-G750-02 | 12V | 750GPH | 4.0M | 3.0A | 100CM | 19MM/3/4" |
| BP2-G750-02 | 24V | 750GPH | 4.0M | 1.6A | 100CM | 19MM/3/4" |
| BP1-G1100-02 | 12V | 1100GPH | 5.0M | 3.8A | 100CM | 29MM/1-1/8" |
| BP2-G1100-02 | 24V | 1100GPH | 5.0M | 2.0A | 100CM | 29MM /1-1/8" |
