Jabsco 23920-9313 - Run Dry Bronze Utility Puppy 3000

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The Jabsco 23920-9313 Run Dry Bronze Utility Puppy 3000 is a durable bronze pump with a nitrile impeller and mechanical seal, featuring a 24-volt DC motor and 3/4 inch NPT threaded ports. It provides 11.33 GPM at 10 feet of head and can self-prime up to 8 feet. Ideal for high flow applications such as bilge and deck wash, it supports up to ten minutes of dry running and operates with 1 inch reinforced hose. The pump can handle solids up to 6-7 mm and works with liquids between 50°F and 180°F.

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Jabsco 23920-9313 - Run Dry Bronze Utility Puppy 3000

The Jabsco 23920-9313 Run Dry Bronze Utility Puppy 3000 is a robust and versatile pump ideal for various applications. Constructed from durable bronze, this pump features a nitrile impeller and a mechanical seal, ensuring longevity and reliability. It is equipped with a 24-volt DC motor and includes 3/4 inch NPT threaded ports.

This pump delivers an output of 11.33 gallons per minute (43 liters per minute) at 10 feet (3 meters) of total head and is capable of self-priming up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) of vertical lift. The mechanical seal enhances its durability, making it suitable for continuous heavy-duty use. The Utility Puppy 3000 is designed for high flow rates, making it ideal for bilge, deck wash, and general-purpose use, and can run dry for up to ten minutes. It should be powered by fully charged batteries or another DC supply with adequate amperage.

The pump connections are 3/4 inch NPT threaded, and it is designed to operate with 1 inch reinforced hose. The pump’s dry running feature means it cannot be reversed; the discharge is vertical. The nitrile impeller can handle liquid temperatures ranging from 50°F to 180°F (10°C to 82.2°C). To ensure proper operation, avoid restricting the inlet pipework. The pump can handle solids up to approximately 6-7 mm in size, though strainers are typically not necessary.

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