Powerful 12 Volt DC Water System Pump: 💧 Flojet 03526-144A – 2.9 GPM, 50 PSI Triplex Diaphragm Pump Review

The pump performed excellent but be aware it is not continuous use - a cycle time of 1.5 hours is what you expect can reach before she turns off. off with thermal limit. It's also REALLY loud, much louder than the Seaflo 55 I replaced it with. Application: pump for portable propane gas heater, water recycling from hot water tank at point of use. Hooking up the pump was easy, and because this setup had minimal flow restriction, 3/8-1/2 ID (steel braid) hose allowed the pump to maintain a…

We use this in our homemade Ofuro/Rustic Hot Tub. Converter Adapter The power supply is connected to an Inkbird ITC-306T electronic heating thermostat, temperature controller and digital timer which, when triggered by a sensor monitoring the temperature of the water in the tank, activates a Flojet 03526-144A 12V DC automatic water supply pump that moves the water. from a 5 foot 134 gallon #225 Behlen tank ($140 at your local feed store), through a 3/4 inch 40 mesh Remes pressure washer filter…

Easy install for my 2015 Vista Cruiser 17RWD caravan. In this particular RV, I recommend taking the time to remove the mattress before accessing the water tank and pump room. Me? I don't often think that far ahead and go straight to the pleasure! I just want the job done, so I leaned against the tight corner with a stupid little LED flashlight, trading heels for mattress-filled plywood on my back. I have found that I often cause myself more grief than I need to. The pump is actually quite easy…

We just got back from Burning Man where we used this pup as the base for our camp shower (along with the much mentioned Triton camp shower heater). The Triton didn't work that well (not too bad, but the environment at Burning Man is UNUSUAL and it just wasn't up to the level we needed), but the Flojet pump was a TOTAL CHAMPION! Five stars for staying in one of the harshest known environments (alkaline seabed at 4000m above sea level and fine dust often blowing everywhere) and never hesitate. We