Description
Attwood Scupper Valve for Self-Bailing Cockpits | Boat Supply Store
Ensure efficient water evacuation from your self-bailing cockpit with this specifically engineered Attwood Scupper Valve. Constructed from durable Acetal, this 2-7/8" diameter valve is designed for optimal performance and longevity in marine environments. It integrates seamlessly with the Attwood 3875B thru-hull connector, providing a reliable drainage solution for a variety of vessels, from offshore fishing boats to bay cruisers operating in coastal waters.
Key Features
- Facilitates water exit from self-bailing cockpits.
- Constructed with robust Acetal for extended marine service.
- Designed for precise compatibility with the Attwood 3875B thru-hull connector.
- Features a 2-7/8" diameter for substantial water flow.
- Prevents unwanted water ingress when properly installed.
- Offers a cost-effective replacement for worn scupper valves.
- Ensures functionality in challenging marine conditions.
- Provides a critical component for cockpit water management.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Construction Material | Acetal |
| Diameter | 2-7/8" |
| Intended Use | Self-bailing cockpits |
| Compatible Thru-Hull Connector | Attwood 3875B |
Who This Is For
Boat owners with self-bailing cockpits requiring a direct replacement or upgrade for their existing scupper valve. Ideal for individuals seeking a compatible and durable solution for cockpit drainage, particularly those familiar with Attwood's marine hardware systems.
How It Compares
| Feature | Attwood Scupper Valve for Self-Bailing Cockpits | Perko 04970099A |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Acetal | Bronze |
| Diameter | 2-7/8" | — |
| Valve Type | Simple Drain | Flapper |
| Accommodates Specific Thru-Hull Connector | Attwood 3875B | Not Specified |
Common Concerns Answered
Will this require drilling to install?
Yes, installation requires drilling to create the necessary opening and secure the scupper valve, which may deter some DIYers preferring simpler installations.
Does this scupper valve prevent water from coming back in?
This specific Attwood scupper valve is a simple drain design; it does not feature a flapper mechanism to prevent backflow, which some users might prefer for added security against reverse water intrusion.
Is the Acetal construction durable for marine use?
Acetal offers excellent resistance to impact, abrasion, and a wide range of chemicals commonly found in marine environments, ensuring durability and longevity for this scupper valve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Attwood Scupper Valve used for?
An Attwood Scupper Valve is used to allow water to exit a self-bailing cockpit on a boat, preventing water accumulation and maintaining a drier deck.
What material is the Attwood Scupper Valve made of?
The Attwood Scupper Valve is constructed from durable Acetal, known for its strength and resistance to marine conditions.
What size thru-hull connector does this scupper valve accommodate?
This scupper valve is specifically designed to accommodate the Attwood 3875B thru-hull connector.
Can this scupper valve be installed below the waterline?
This scupper valve is designed for self-bailing cockpits, which are typically installed above the waterline. Installation below the waterline is not recommended without specific consideration for through-hull fitting regulations and potential backflow issues.
Is this product compliant with California Proposition 65?
Yes, this product is compliant with California Proposition 65, and warnings can be found at P65Warnings.ca.gov.
