Fueling 35-150 gallon tanks at a stationary setup can turn into a bottleneck. This pump delivers 35 GPM and lets you select 115V or 230V AC during installation. Wire it once, fuel faster, and park the nozzle on the boot.
When you're filling larger tanks, slow flow turns every transfer into a bottleneck. This pump delivers 35 GPM, so you keep fuel moving on tanks from 35-150 gallons or larger. Reliable rotary vane pump technology keeps the transfer consistent instead of surging and sputtering. You finish the fill faster and get the equipment back in service.
Getting to the tank and then realizing the available power does not match your pump can stall the install. This pump is powered by a dual voltage 115V-230V AC motor, and it allows you the flexibility to select the voltage you need when installing the pump. It's a single pump that fits different AC power setups without swapping motors. You wire it to the voltage you've got at the tank and move on.
Dragging extension cords or building a temporary power setup gets old when the tank never moves. This pump is called out as perfect for attaching to stationary, above-ground tanks with a nearby AC power source. Cast iron construction is built for durability to withstand the harshest environments, so it fits the kind of mounting spots where pumps take daily abuse. You keep the pump mounted at the tank and dispense fuel where the tank lives.
Fuel storage can carry grit and larger debris that you do not want moving into your line. The built-in mesh strainer filters out large particles and contaminants before they move through the pump. It screens the bigger stuff at the pump instead of letting it travel into your hose and equipment. You keep transfers cleaner when the tank is not perfectly clean.
Nozzles get tossed on the tank, set on the ground, or left hanging when there is not a consistent place to store them. This pump includes a plastic nozzle boot that attaches to the pump body, so the nozzle has a home between fills. It keeps the nozzle right at the pump instead of wandering around the work area. You finish fueling and park the nozzle in the same spot every time.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Fill-Rite 115-volt or 230-volt AC power, 35 gallon per minute Fuel Transfer Pump. Now, this is a heavy-duty, AC-powered fuel transfer pump that's designed for stationary, above-ground fuel tanks, so this is gonna be ideal if you have a tank on your property and you need a reliable way to transfer diesel or similar fuels efficiently. One of the standout features is going to be its dual-voltage motor, and this is going to run on either 115 volts or 230 volts AC power, so you're gonna be able to choose the voltage that's gonna work best for your setup during installation. Just keep in mind that the power connection should be handled by a licensed electrician. The motor is also thermally protected, which means it automatically prevents overheating, and that's a great safeguard for long-term reliability.
The pump itself is built tough. It has a cast iron body, so it is made to handle harsh environments and heavy use. Internally, it uses rotary vein pump technology, which is known for dependable, consistent performance, and this is gonna give you up to 35 gallons per minute, making this a strong fit for fuel tanks ranging from about 35 gallons up to 150 gallons or even larger. This is going to mount directly to a standard two-inch bung opening, which is common on most fuel transfer tanks. You are going to get this bung adapter.
The inlet is 1 1/4-inch female and the outlet is one-inch female, and you will need to supply your own suction pipe to set this up according to your specific tank. For added protection, there is a built-in mesh strainer that's going to filter out those larger particles and contaminants before they can get into your equipment. That's gonna help extend the life of both your pump and whatever you're fueling. So, this will be compatible with diesel, biodiesel blends up to B20, kerosene, mineral spirits, Stoddard solvents and heptane. As far as operation goes, this has a 30-minute on and 30-minute off duty cycle, meaning it's designed for continuous use up to 30 minutes at a time before needing to allow it to cool down.
The maximum operating pressure is 26 PSI. I wanted to mention this boot here for your nozzle, that's just loosely connected there to give you an idea of where it's gonna go. You'll just tighten down the nuts on the included bolts here to get that to where it's supposed to be. I didn't want you to think it was normally gonna be like that. Looking at some measurements here, we're sitting at about 17 inches long, 16 3/4 inches tall, and about 14 3/4 inches wide.
But if you happen to have any other questions, whether it's about this or anything that we have here at etrailer, don't hesitate to reach out. We wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name's Andy, thank you for joining me.
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