is this pump for 6 volt or 12 volt
810325
This pump is 12 volt, however mine quit working after about 8 hours of use. I am now looking for a better pump.
810326
Actually works on both. The pressure is reduced by one half when you use it in a six volt system. I use these all the time in my restoration shop when I am adding a fuel pump to earlier six volt cars. The addition of ethanol to gas has increased the occurrence of vapor lock on early vehicles. Adding a fuel pump back by the tank overcomes this. This pump produces about 3-4 psi on 6 volts. I haven't had any starvation problems due to volume on some pretty large engines. I have this pump working on a 1937 Cadillac limo, a 1933 v-12 Pierce Arrow, and numerous other smaller applications in the late 20's to early 40's. It should do what you want to do just fine. It's is a nice quiet, reliable pump. Actually works on both. The pressure is reduced by one half when you use it in a six volt system. I use these all the time in my restoration shop when I am adding a fuel pump to earlier six volt cars. The addition of ethanol to gas has increased the occurrence of vapor lock on early vehicles. Adding a fuel pump back by the tank overcomes this. This pump produces about 3-4 psi on 6 volts. I haven't had any starvation problems due to volume on some pretty large engines. I have this pump working on a 1937 Cadillac limo, a 1933 v-12 Pierce Arrow, and numerous other smaller applications in the... » Read More Actually works on both. The pressure is reduced by one half when you use it in a six volt system. I use these all the time in my restoration shop when I am adding a fuel pump to earlier six volt cars. The addition of ethanol to gas has increased the occurrence of vapor lock on early vehicles. Adding a fuel pump back by the tank overcomes this. This pump produces about 3-4 psi on 6 volts. I haven't had any starvation problems due to volume on some pretty large engines. I have this pump working on a 1937 Cadillac limo, a 1933 v-12 Pierce Arrow, and numerous other smaller applications in the late 20's to early 40's. It should do what you want to do just fine. It's is a nice quiet, reliable pump. « Show Less
810327
I bought the Carter P60504 fuel pump I'll try it when the heat wave passes. If I didn't thank all of you I want to do it now thank you one and all.
810328
12V and was mounted for use on a 1958 MB to help eliminate vapor lock. It is used in conjunction with the stock fuel pump.
1872536
It is a standard 120 volt pump. I am sure you could get a pump from Australia to replace the 120 volt pump.
1027259
It is 120 volts, and an excellent pump. Mine has been going strong for over 2 years.
1967037
standard 110 volts. Not sure what you mean "how can the pump lift". If you asking how good it works , its works just fine.
876061
The float valve for the 12v pump is about 13" from the bottom of the pump. The pump's themselves aren't that deep but if you want the 12v to start before there is water across the floor you'll need a bit deeper.. You really want that switch below the bottom of the drain inlets if you can get it.. For me I had to dig down about 22" and make the sump deeper..
211392
Part Number 2088-594-154 that I purchased runs on 110 volt AC standard household current. They also make a similar pump that runs on 12 volt DC current.
2159792
Yes, these little pumps are quite small. I have been using them for 12 volt swamp-coolers (in a motor home), and used one for a fountain pump outside. Haven't had one fail yet. Good product.
1965633
The pump will run on either 110V or 220V, depending on the way you wire it. The manual shows precisely how to connect the electrical wiring to the pump, for either voltage service you desire.
1306737
If you are running a 12-volt system, you can run this pump. It generates good pressure and smooth flow with less noise than cheaper pumps. It stops when the tap is turned off. Good by me.
417810
Yes; that's what I purchased it for. The pump should say 9 VDC max under the power adapter input.
488857
If these pumps are 12V, what do you need this PSU for? Just buy a suitable 12VDC power brick and be done with it. Adding this into the mix is unnecessary, assuming that you've described the intended application correctly.
1669591
That motor is configurable for either 110 volts or 220 volts, which it calls Lo and Hi. You need to figure out what voltage your supply is and adjust the white and brown wires to the corresponding positions. When you change out the pump mark your wired and you should be fine.
2180786
This pump takes 12 volts, so we got a battery holder that held 8 AA cells. I have no idea what would happen if you tried running it on a lower voltage.
1115941
This cable will provide 5 Volts DC from USB. The label on the power adapter for this pump specifies 5.5 to 12 Volts. I think you'd not draw enough power to run the pump from a USB port.
45637
My info says 2.8 amps at 12 volts. If you need more info just GoogleRule 20R Bilge pump and you can pretty much find everything you need. Hope this helps!
1941779
This unit is only 120 volt. Chances are a deep well pump is 240 volt. My answer is no if it's 120 volt.
381489
Medela makes a 9 volt and 12 volt adapter. The one I bought here is packed away now so I can't check. I bought this particular adapter for the medela hospital grade pump and a battery adapter for my smaller "travel" pump. If you go onto Medela's website, you'll have a better idea of which adapter to buy for your pump. The descriptions there are better :)