Description
Albin Group 1100 GPH 12V Cartridge Bilge Pump | Boat Supply Store
Effective bilge water management is critical for vessel safety, and this 1100 GPH 12V submersible pump from Albin Group addresses this need for smaller recreational vessels. It delivers a consistent 1000 GPH at a 3ft head, powered by a robust 4A draw, ensuring efficient water removal even in challenging conditions like choppy waters off the Texas coast. The unit's tough thermoplastic ABS housing and stainless steel shaft are engineered for durability, while the user-replaceable cartridge motor significantly simplifies maintenance procedures and minimizes downtime, a crucial factor when you're miles from port.
Key Features
- Effortless Maintenance with a user-replaceable cartridge motor.
- Streamlined Water Management via a detachable universal base plate incorporating a built-in strainer.
- Versatile Level Switch Integration with a dedicated 'T-slot' attachment point.
- Robust Construction featuring a tough thermoplastic ABS housing and a corrosion-resistant stainless steel shaft.
- High Performance with a 1100 GPH (75 L/min) capacity and 1000 GPH (65 L/min) at 3ft head.
- Compact Design ensuring easy installation in tight bilge spaces.
- Low Power Consumption maximizing battery efficiency.
- Reliable 12V Submersible Operation for dependable bilge evacuation.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12V |
| Capacity | 1100 GPH |
| Amperage | 4A |
| Fuse Size | 5A |
| Discharge Port Size | 29mm (1.15") straight |
| Head Rating | 1000 GPH at 3ft |
| Housing Material | Thermoplastic ABS |
| Shaft Material | Stainless Steel |
| Operation | Submersible |
Who This Is For
This pump is designed for owners of pleasure boats between 25 and 30 feet in length requiring a dependable and easily serviced 12V submersible bilge pump. It is an excellent choice for maintaining a dry bilge in typical cruising and fishing scenarios.
How It Compares
| Feature | Albin Group 1100 GPH 12V Cartridge Bilge Pump | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Flow Rate (GPH) | 1100 | 1100, 1100 |
| Voltage | 12V | 12V, 12V |
| Amperage | 4A | 4A, 3.5A |
| Discharge Port Size | 29 mm (1.15") | 1-1/8" (28.6mm), 1-1/8" |
| Automatic Operation | Requires separate level switch | Built-in float switch, Requires separate float switch |
| Motor Type | Replaceable Cartridge | Integrated, Standard |
Common Concerns Answered
Do I need a separate float switch for automatic operation?
Yes, this Albin Group Cartridge Bilge Pump is designed to integrate with a separately purchased level switch for automatic bilge water management. This allows for flexibility in switch placement and type.
Is this pump suitable for larger vessels or emergency situations?
While this pump offers a robust 1100 GPH capacity, for larger vessels or critical emergency situations requiring higher flow rates, we recommend exploring pumps with higher GPH ratings. This model is optimally suited for boats in the 25-30 foot range.
How does the maintenance compare to pumps with integrated motors?
The Albin Group Cartridge Bilge Pump features a user-replaceable cartridge motor, significantly simplifying maintenance by allowing for quick motor replacement without needing to remove the entire pump assembly. This reduces downtime and complexity compared to pumps with integrated motors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum flow rate of the Albin Group Cartridge Bilge Pump 1100GPH?
The pump has a maximum rated capacity of 1100 Gallons Per Hour (GPH), which equates to 75 Liters Per Minute (L/min).
What voltage system is this bilge pump designed for?
This Albin Group bilge pump operates on a standard 12-volt DC electrical system, commonly found on recreational vessels.
What is the amperage draw of this pump during operation?
The pump draws a maximum of 4 Amps during normal operation at its rated capacity.
What is the recommended fuse size for this pump?
A 5 Amp fuse is the recommended protection for this 12V bilge pump to ensure safe operation and prevent damage.
How is the discharge port configured on this pump?
The discharge port is a straight configuration with a diameter of 29 millimeters, equivalent to 1.15 inches, allowing for standard hose connections.