Fully Automatic Submersible Bilge Pump

Problems This Product Solves

• Manual Monitoring & Operation: The built-in float switch eliminates the need to manually check and operate the pump — it activates and deactivates automatically based on water level.
• Debris Clogging & Impeller Jamming: Anti-tangle impeller design resists debris, rope fibers, and sediment from clogging the pump during operation.
• Corrosion from Saltwater: Stainless steel shaft resists rust and corrosion in harsh saltwater and marine environments for long-term reliability.
• Slow Water Removal: Enlarged discharge diameter and enhanced power delivery provide faster, more efficient bilge evacuation compared to standard pumps.
• Backflow When Pump is Idle: Anti-siphon valve design prevents water from flowing back into the bilge when the pump is off.
• Accidental Activation & Electrical Hazards: Integrated ignition protection and submersion protection safeguard against accidental activation and electrical damage.
• Difficult Installation & Removal: Spring-lock base mounting system allows quick tool-free installation and removal for easy maintenance.

Key Features

• Built-in Float Switch: Fully automatic water level sensing — pump ON/OFF controlled automatically without manual intervention.
• Anti-Tangle Impeller: Specially designed impeller resists debris and fibrous material clogging for consistent performance.
• Stainless Steel Shaft: Corrosion-resistant shaft built for long-term saltwater operation.
• Anti-Siphon Valve: Prevents backflow into the bilge when the pump is idle.
• Spring-Lock Base Mount: Quick-release mounting system for fast installation and easy removal during maintenance.
• Ignition & Submersion Protection: Dual protection against accidental activation and electrical damage.
• Compact Footprint: Space-efficient design saves valuable bilge space without sacrificing flow capacity.

Built-in Float Switch — Automatic Water Level Control

The integrated float switch automatically monitors water level and controls the pump without any manual intervention:

• Step 1: When there is no water or the water level is low, the bilge pump remains in the OFF state.
• Step 2: As water gradually rises and reaches the critical threshold level, the pump automatically switches ON.
• Step 3: Once activated, the pump rapidly evacuates water from the bilge.
• Step 4: When the water level drops below the critical threshold, the pump automatically shuts OFF — protecting the motor from dry-run damage.

⚠️ Tip: Match the voltage to your vessel’s electrical system (12V or 24V). Select GPH based on your bilge volume and water ingress rate.