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Industrial Pumps & Equipment
Manual bilge pumps are essential marine safety devices used on boats and yachts. They are operated by hand and used to manually remove water from the bilge, preventing flooding and maintaining buoyancy.
1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The switch has three positions: Automatic mode, Off, Manual activation. Used to control the bilge pump. With this switch, everything will become easy, just choose the mode that suits you. Rule makes products for your comfortable life.
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€ 55,59
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT This bilge pump alarm is designed to provide an extra layer of safety. While mechanics can be automated, it's essential not to rely on automation entirely. The kit includes a float, switch, as well as a visual and audible alarm (85dB) for the dashboard.
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€ 102,92
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT This product features two stainless steel sensors that automatically trigger the pump upon water contact. Its operation is entirely automated for your convenience. The device is encased in waterproof housing, effectively preventing moisture infiltration. Additionally, it incorporates a built-in delay system, ensuring the motor activates six seconds after water entry to prevent false starts.
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€ 84,74
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These pumps are commonly installed in smaller vessels as a backup to automatic bilge pumps or as the primary means of water removal on boats without electrical systems. Manual bilge pumps are simple to use, requiring no power source other than human effort, making them reliable in emergency situations or when electrical systems fail. They are typically mounted in the lowest part of the boat and feature a handle for manual pumping action, allowing boat owners to quickly and efficiently remove water from the bilge to keep their vessel afloat and safe.