Compact submersible 360 GPH electric pump for use as a bilge or bait pump on smaller craft. Totally submersible pump with water cooled, ignition protected motor, stainless steel shaft and snap-off strainer base. This pump is extemely efficient, draws low current and offers high capacity output in a very compact housing, to fit into the smallest available space. Requires a Rule float switch to operate automatically. Available in 12 volt only. 3 year limited warranty. Pump Submersible Rule 360 12V 2.1A - Outlet Suits 20mm Hose New Model Replaces RWB33 12 Volt Only Compact - 99mm Height x 74mm Width x 64mm depth - not including discharge port A 2.1 amp draw @ 12v DC Fully submersible pump - 360 US gallons per hour - 23 litres per minute @12v Threaded hose outlet suits 20mm (3/4") hose. 1 x straight port provided. Backflow prevention - now includes a removable check valve in the discharge nozzle which reduces the amount of water draining back from the pump discharge hose into the bilge. Please note - using the check valve will reduce the rated output flow. About Rule Submersible Bilge PumpsRule electric submersible bilge pumps, float switches and accessories are manufactured to the highest standards.Rule are world leaders and the innovators in bilge pump design and construction and have won many industry innovation awards.Rule pumps have set the standard for the industry for many years and are the first choice of pleasure boat owners, boat manufacturers and commercial fishermenthroughout the world.Rule manufacture bilge pumps to suit boats of all sizes from small runabouts to large yachts and cruisers. Available in automatic or non-automatic versions. Capacities listed on the following pages are US gallons per hour at open discharge. Amp draws listed are at 12 volt. Amp draw at 13.6 volts (fully charged battery) will be higher than shown.Rule pumps are backed by Rule's 3 year limited warranty on bilge pumps.The pump performance chart is an approximate guide to the output of various Rule pumps at various pumping heights. The left hand column shows the height in metres that the pump will push water to, and the bottom horizontal column shows output in US gallons per hour at the various pumping heights. Note that at maximum head height shown - output is zero water.
