Is this an automatic bilge pump for a boat
149613
Yes it is a bilge pump for a boat but it needs a float switch and and a three way switch that will let you turn it off, turn it on, and be used automatically as water comes into the boat.
1021532
Yes..most bilge pumps do, especially the cheaper ones unless equipped with a check valve. It's Important to install the discharge hose with a loop above the discharge point if low on the hull so water does not flow back into the boat.
1602955
Yes, it's probably overkill though. I would not mount this in a boat though, these pumps don't like wet environments from my experience.
2027111
It comes with several tips for fitting different sizes, so it's possible. It depends on if the Sea Eagle has a weird-shaped valve. I notice in a quick google search that Sea Eagle boats boast a "one-way valve." I'm not sure if that would stop a regular pump from working or not. I bet their customer service department would know.
1615098
I don't think that will work. The pump is activated manually by push button. I don't believe it can be automated. You'll need to be careful not to run it dry too.
275501
hi...yes, an air pump is included...it is manual, and takes less than 15 minutes to air the boat and seats. Hope this helps. Paul
1880017
Installed properly, your bilge pump will operate automatically through the switch and also can be turned on manually through your main switch. Personally I had 3 of these electronic float switches and all went bad in 30 days. I prefer the ball floats.
1321760
I think it is a single speed motor , my boat is wired for a single speed non -self parking motor . It can self park but I didn't bother to wire mine that way.
96812
Yes it appears to be. The hose is design mainly for boats. It is a very good hose. I use it at home.
240794
We used an air compressor also. It is a pretty big float for a manual pump but one would work. as said by others, your pump would need a pointed end. This is our second season and just filled a couple days ago. Great for keeping you above water while it's still a little brisk.
102347
it should, you have to pump the handle and don't get much with each squeeze of the handle. It is better to start the pump and then let gravity take over,as I do to transfer the gas inot my boat.
275502
Yes but I got a 12V pump it works better then the ine that came with the boat.
285331
Yes it needs a switch, it just comes with pig tail wire leads. The switch you connect depends on what you want to do and fitment to your boat. A float switch in the bilge will turn it on when ever the bilge fills until it pumps out enough water assuming your batteries are supplying power to the switch - good if your boat is parked in a marina with power overnight. A manual switch will only run the pump when you switch it on, this also allows you to let the motor with no water present and run the bilge dry which isn't great for it - and you could also kill your battery if you let it run for days on end with no aux power connected. The switch should be rated for 18-24V and be fuse protected. 15A is probably more than enough.
854001
No. Our boat runs on oil mixed with gas and that mixture MUST go right through. But it does separate water from the mixture as advertised.
288737
It should turn on in about an inch of water. If I had enough water in my bilge to cover it, it would seep into the stern drive and ruin it. I've never had more than 2 inches of water in my bilge, but it'll pump out a lot of water fast. Rule of thumb: 100 GPH capacity for every foot of boat and you'll be safe.
1719366
It is not a electric pump. It is gravity fed so unless you have it higher than what you are filling it is basically useless. I am trying to figure out how to put an electric pump in it so I can fill my boat. Otherwise, it was a waste of money. It is no more than a big expensive gas can. Does not do what it says it will.
1757777
This pump is NON-Automatic, you will need to add the Rule-A-Matic Float Switch 35A or get the combo.Please let us know if there is anything else we can do to help youThank you very much