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TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump
Item TR23975
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$82.99 each
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Fuel Transfer Pump
- Chemical Resistant
- High Flow Rate
- Auto-Stop Feature
- Extended Reach
- Hands-Free Operation
- Emergency Power Option
- Added Safety
- One-Year Limited Warranty
- Universal Application
Description
Convenient. With a single-button operation that automates the liquid transfer process, this TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump is made to be simple to use. In addition to being practical, this feature lessens the physical strain needed to operate the pump. Those who regularly move liquids will especially benefit from such a design, which streamlines and expedites the process.
Efficient. With a remarkable 2.3 gallons per minute flow rate, the TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump is very impressive. For a variety of applications, from demanding ones to small-scale personal use, this rate of transfer is especially efficient. Large volumes of liquid need to be transferred, and the pump's efficiency makes sure that tasks are finished quickly, saving time and effort.
Design. The TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump's discharge hose is 51 inches (4.25 feet) long, giving it a longer reach. When the liquid needs to be moved over greater distances or to higher elevations, this is extremely helpful. For instance, filling up boats from a dock is a simple task because the extended hose length makes the pump reach farther than on regular models.
Reliable. The power requirements of the TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump are meant to be flexible. It can function with just two AA batteries in an emergency, but four AA batteries are recommended for maximum performance. This feature ensures that the pump will continue to function when it is most needed, and it is especially helpful in situations where battery power is scarce.
Safe. The auto-stop mechanism of this TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump is an essential safety feature. This system automatically stops the liquid transfer to avoid spills, overfilling, and fuel loss. This is especially crucial when handling pricey or hazardous liquids because it reduces spillage risk, minimizes waste, and improves safety.
Performance. Hands-free operation is made possible by the TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump's integrated locking clip, which firmly fastens the nozzle to the receiving container. This feature is especially helpful when a continuous liquid transfer is required because it frees up the user to work on other projects or keep an eye on the process as a whole instead of having to manually hold the pump the entire time.
Installation. Putting this TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump on your Challenger is easy and requires no drilling.
Warranty There is a 1-year limited warranty on this product.
Application. The TeraPump Chemical Resistant Battery Powered Fuel Transfer Pump fits universal applications.
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Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Transfer Pump
- Gas Can Adapters
- Instruction Manual
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