Shoreline Marine Fully Submersible Bilge Pump, 600GPH with ¾’ Outlet Hose Barb
Key features
- •The Shoreline Marine 600 GPH bilge pump securely clips into the mounting base for easy installation and allows for removal to clean and inspect the pump
- •This universal mounting base is designed to be mounted either through the bottom or through the side so it can be screwed down or to the side into a stringer or the transom
- •The bilge pump is fully submersible with a pumping capacity of 600 GPH
- •The ¾" O.D. outlet hose barb is designed to be used with standard ¾" I.D. bilge hose
- •Its ignition protected, uses a very low 3 amps operating current and has tinned marine grade lead wires
- •600 GPH Output
Shoreline Marine Fully Submersible Bilge Pump, 600GPH with ¾’ Outlet Hose Barb
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Customer Reviews
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Once or twice I actually suck on the end of the hose to start the ...
Peter A. Metcalf✓ Verified Purchase•June 11, 2018
buy a stronger one. This little thing has a little trouble pushing the water out of the matching hose kit. Once or twice I actually suck on the end of the hose to start the syphon and give it a boost. No boat water in the mouth. yet.
Loud, Grindy Noise. I bought the to replace ...
Amazon Reviewinator✓ Verified Purchase•August 18, 2017
Loud, Grindy Noise. I bought the Rule 25D Submersible Bilge Pump, 500 Gallon Per Hour, 12 Volt DC, Non-Automatic,Red/White/Blue to replace this. Rule 25D is whisper quiet. Shoreline is loud, but more powerful.
Low pressure, modest flow, leads reversed
G3✓ Verified Purchase•June 14, 2017
Good little pump with a few issues:
1. The color of the leads was "backwards". Red is NOT +12V, it's ground. Black is hot. When hooked up backwards, no damage, it just pumps in the wrong direction.
2. Flow is modest (I didn't measure it, but it looks like maybe 1-2L/minute = 60 liters/hr. Absolutely NOT 600 no way.
3. Pressure is somewhat weak. It won't throw water more than maybe a foot up into the air when run at its max capacity.
4. It's not noisy, but it's not quiet either. A noticeable hum/buzz, maybe 40-45dba.
I was going to use it for a water transfer pump to fill my RV tank, but the flow is nowhere near what I'd need it to be. Still looking for a better solution. Didn't get around to checking it out until after 30 days, so it'll sit on my shelf.
1. The color of the leads was "backwards". Red is NOT +12V, it's ground. Black is hot. When hooked up backwards, no damage, it just pumps in the wrong direction.
2. Flow is modest (I didn't measure it, but it looks like maybe 1-2L/minute = 60 liters/hr. Absolutely NOT 600 no way.
3. Pressure is somewhat weak. It won't throw water more than maybe a foot up into the air when run at its max capacity.
4. It's not noisy, but it's not quiet either. A noticeable hum/buzz, maybe 40-45dba.
I was going to use it for a water transfer pump to fill my RV tank, but the flow is nowhere near what I'd need it to be. Still looking for a better solution. Didn't get around to checking it out until after 30 days, so it'll sit on my shelf.
... wire it in REVERSE if you want it to suck OUT from the bottom of the bilge
Grooves✓ Verified Purchase•February 25, 2017
It works alright but you have to wire it in REVERSE if you want it to suck OUT from the bottom of the bilge pump
Great little motor
G. Bailey✓ Verified Purchase•September 24, 2016
Great little pump, works fine, tested when I had to beach due to motor failure, and heavy waves put 8 inches of water in the back of the boat, pumped it out quickly and without complaint.
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