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Rule Bilge Pump 1100 GPH – 4164 L/h, available in 12V and 24V

Item no. SS-11698

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  • Spænding: 12 V / 24 V
  • Angivet flow: 4164 L/t
  • Spændingsangivelse: 12V / 24V
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gph 12V

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Technical details

Your selected configuration: gph 12V

Spænding12 V
Variantgph 12V
Angivet flow4164 L/t
Spændingsangivelse12V / 24V
Producent / brandRule
MærkeRule
Angivet volumen4164 L
Installation and choosing accessories

Opgivet flow afhænger af modtryk og løftehøjde. Kontrollér slangediameter, strømforsyning og eventuel automatisk styring.

Full product description

Rule Bilge Pump 1100 GPH – 4164 L/h, available in 12V and 24V – function and specifications

Rule Bilge Pump 1100 GPH – 4164 L/h, available in 12V and 24V is a pump for marine use, dimensioned for the function and voltage indicated in the product name.

The most important data for this variant is voltage: 12 V / 24 V.

⚡ Practical advantages

  • Makes it possible to build or repair the relevant water, bilge, or sanitation system.
  • The variant's voltage and connections can be matched to the existing installation.
  • A correctly dimensioned pump system provides more predictable operation and simpler maintenance.

⛵ Application and installation

Suitable for the pump function indicated in the product name, in motorboats and sailboats.

📊 Specifications

Manufacturer / brand Rule
Voltage 12 V / 24 V

💡 Good to know before ordering

Check the voltage, hose sizes, required capacity, and pump application before installation. Pumps for clean water, bilge water, and waste are not necessarily interchangeable.