Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pump

Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pump is designed for removing water from the bilge of a boat and utilizes a replaceable rubber impeller running on a stainless steel shaft to transfer water. This pump is both thermally protected and ignition protected for safer operation.

As this water transfer pump is a self-priming pump, it means it can quickly and easily create a vacuum and start pumping even if there is air in the system. This is important because it can be difficult to manually prime a pump in the cramped and often wet conditions of a boat bilge or in a location where access is not readily available. This pump can also be used as a deck wash-down pump or shower 'grey-waste' water removal pump.

What are the main features of the Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pump?

The Seaflo Water Pump is constructed with a seamless shell design 

• Self-priming: The Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pump is designed to quickly and easily create a vacuum and start pumping even if there is air in the system. This means it can start pumping water out of the bilge more quickly and easily than non-self-priming pumps.
• Marine-grade Construction: Robust, marine-grade brass body construction with stainless steel shaft.
• Ignition and Thermally Protected: Safeguards are in place so that pump operation is safer.
• Efficient: Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pumps are designed to be efficient and move water quickly, so you can remove water from your bilge more quickly and get back to enjoying your time on the water.
• Durable: Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pumps are typically made from high-quality materials that are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment, including exposure to saltwater, sunlight, and other elements.
• Easy to install: The pump is fitted with 1/2" threaded ports and pre-stripped wires and it also comes with clear instructions and diagrams to help with installation.
• Can be used as automatic operation: The Seaflo Self-Priming Bilge Pump is designed to turn on automatically when the water level in the bilge reaches a certain level when using a float switch (not included). This means you don't have to be constantly monitoring the bilge and manually turning the pump on and off.