Bilge Pump Solar Panel

You need a dc pump and pumps all require a certain amount of constant power to run.

Bilge pump solar panel.

The seajoule we tested is housed in a heavy duty pvc plastic box that resembles an outdoor electrical box. The pump will then activate and will discharge the water through the inch discharge outlet. The square housing has a gasketed lid secured with four slotted screws. On arrival you can pump away the remainder into the ditch by pushing the manual pushbutton.

A solar panel on top of the boat bailer takes care of the recharging of the internal battery. Simply place the sun pump solar powered bilge pump into your open boat and attach the discharge hose over the gunwale. Perfect for open fishing boats and day sailors. Moor your boat in an un shaded area to keep the sun pump fully charged.

Manufactures two solar bilge pumps one with a fixed solar panel and one with a remote panel. Automatic solar rechargeable bilge pump. The boat bailer is a unique quality product in europe with 2400 liters per hour it is the most powerful. 19 1 x 17 x 2 4cm.

Based in new york seajoule marine inc. The sun pump automatically empties your boat when it rains and recharges it s internal battery all day long. The sun pump will automatically empty your boat when it rains and recharge it s internal battery all day long. We tested the remote option.

The pump is able to keep small medium ponds well oxygenated which is a must if you have plants in the pond. The sun pump solar powered bilge pump will keep your boat from filling with rain water when you are not there. Quick and easy setup and the company even offers a huge 24 month warranty. It is a rule 360 gph gallons per hour 12 volt bilge pump requiring 2 amps at 12 3 to 13 6 volts assembled basically as jedi27 s is.

The solar panel works fine in cloudy and rainy weather. The solar panels provide about 3 amps per hour unless it is raining which is where the battery comes in. A float switch inside the unit detects incoming rainwater. Try wiring the panel to charge a battery and run the pump off the battery.

A solar panel will vary the energy causing your pump to run erratically and possibly not at all.