Submersible Water, Fuel and Diesel Transfer Pump 12V | Portable and small - Produces 2.69 GPM |Ideal solution for Barrel, Tank, Camper, Trailer, RV, Boat

I have 55 gallon water barrels stored in my crawl space. Prepper here… in case of earthquakes, bad water… whatever.I needed a way to pump the water up about 6 feet off of a LifePO4 12v battery. This pump just rocks. It draws 2.45 amps off of the battery which is showing 13.2v. About 2.5 GPM and it emptied the 55 gallons using only about 1 AH of battery capacity. That surprised me but I measured everything and I am an electrical engineer.This is a very useful pump for me.

I'm using this pump to transfer diesel fuel from one tank to another. It seems to be well-made and sturdy, and in testing it has performed well so far. In fact, I'm impressed with it enough that I'm considering getting a second one to use as a pump to get that last little bit of water out of the bilge. I can't comment on its longevity since I've only owned it a short time and haven't used it much yet, but I'm expecting it to do well.

Seems to work fine, powered with 12V 6A AC/DC Power Adapter with 3-Prong Plug, UL listed for 3528 5050 RGB SMD LED Strips, driven by MOSFET RFP30N06LE fromGikfun RFP30N06LE TO-220 Mosfet Power Control DIY Kit (Pack of 5pcs) For Arduino EK5001_Dx5 (flyback diodes built in) with heatsink10 Pcs Complete TO-220 Heatsink Kit, by Tech Express and a water detector cobbled together from a few transistors. Have not done long duration testing yet, just a bunch of on-off cycles for minutes at a time to check nothing overheats. May turn out to be 5 star.

Great little pump, using it for a mini sump pump for ground water. No problems, has been working for over 1500 pump cycles.

I use the pump only for diesel in my car. It has saved me a lot in the past when my car accidentally broke. Really good quality, eco-friendly and tiny! Thank you!

Nice pump, helps my Ford F150 with diesel

I wanted a pump for a portable shower when camping. I will heat my water to about 110-degrees Fahrenheit and put in 5-gallon bucket, then drop pump connected to 3/8" silicone tubing on one end and cheap RV shower head on the other. What I like about this pump is the length of the power leads as well as the fact it will fit through a 1-1/2" bulkhead fitting with just a nudge of "persuasion". Going from memory, draws about 35W (3A).