High-Performance RV Marine Pressure Pump 55PSI 12V – Reliable Water Flow System for Boats, RVs & Off-Grid Use
Experience dependable water flow anywhere with this advanced RV Marine Pressure Pump 55PSI 12V system. Designed for caravans, boats, motorhomes, and tiny homes, this Water Pump provides powerful delivery, reduced cycling, and long operational life. With a built-in accumulator and corrosion-resistant construction, this Marine Pump delivers smooth, quiet performance for sinks, showers, and onboard fixtures.
Enjoy consistent pressure, quiet operation, and durable design with this premium RV Marine Pressure Pump 55PSI 12V system. Built to handle multiple fixtures, this Water Pump ensures stable flow for marine, RV, and off-grid setups while the Marine Pump accumulator design enhances efficiency.
Features:
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Ultra-Quiet Operation: This pressure pump uses vibration-reduction engineering to ensure smooth, quiet performance in any Water Pump system.
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Smart Pressure Switch: Automatically activates and stops the Marine Pump for dependable water control and reduced power use.
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Heavy-Duty, Corrosion-Resistant Build: Engineered with EPDM valves and Santoprene diaphragms for long-lasting pressure pump durability.
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Run-Dry Protection: Safe design protects the Water Pump even when water supply is interrupted.
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Enhanced Accumulator System: Built-in 0.75L tank keeps the Marine Pump running smoothly with steady output.
Specifications:
- Model: F42-101-055-101
- Voltage: 12V
- Open Flow: 3.0GPM / 11.3LPM
- Tank Volume: 0.75L
- Pressure Off: 55PSI / 3.8BAR
- Pressure On: 45PSI / 3.1BAR
- Inlet/Outlet Size: 1/2" MNPT
- Materials: EPDM Valves / Santoprene Diaphragm
Tank Specifications:
- Model: F91-101-125-075
- Volume: 0.75L
- Maximum Pressure: 125PSI
- Pre-Charge Pressure: 10PSI
Packaging Content:
- 1 × FOBAOLE 12V 0.75L Water Pressure System
- 1 × Filter
- 2 × Joints
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