12V 1100GPH-Label Submersible Bilge Pump with Cylindrical Strainer and Side Outlet for Boat or RV Drainage

$42.99

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Product Overview

This sole 1pc checkout shows a compact vertical pump with a red cylindrical motor cap, white body, blue removable-look strainer base, side outlet and red-and-blue wire pair. The source prints 12V and 1100GPH and pictures low-current, high-flow and easy-clean claims, but electrical and performance specifications require independent installation verification.

Choose only by the exact unchanged checkout label and its bound image. Compare cylindrical or box-style body, automatic switch housing, outlet orientation, strainer base, wire colors and complete package before ordering.

Key Features

one complete 1pc checkout
vertical cylindrical pump body
round blue strainer base
white side outlet
red and blue wire leads

Exact 12V tolerance, 1100GPH flow, current draw, fuse size, outlet diameter, lift height, continuous-duty rating, IP protection, dry-run protection, air-lock prevention, automatic switch behavior, hose compatibility and service life are not independently guaranteed beyond the source record and pictured construction.

Specifications

Checkout label	1pc
Complete variant count	1
Source voltage wording	12V
Source flow wording	1100GPH; actual flow unverified
Body	Red cap, white cylinder and blue round strainer
Switching	No integrated float-switch housing pictured

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included?

one pictured cylindrical bilge pump with attached wire leads and strainer base; hose, clamps, fuse, switch, battery, boat and installation hardware are not included unless actually supplied.

How do I choose a pump?

Use the exact unchanged checkout label and bound image. Compare body style, automatic or manual wiring, outlet orientation, strainer base and stated voltage and flow labels.

Can this be the only flood protection system?

No. Flow and automatic switching are not independently guaranteed. Test the complete installed system and maintain an independent backup dewatering method.

What electrical precautions apply?

Disconnect power before installation, use suitable circuit protection and marine-grade wiring, confirm voltage and polarity, keep connections dry and secure, and stop after overheating, damaged insulation or abnormal operation.