We recommend connecting the bilge pump to the battery with the highest capacity on board. You could also connect the bilge pump to an operating panel, where you can control it manually or via a float switch.
The manufacturers don't give out any information on that. It is dependent on too many different factors. However with every pump you have a guarantee of 2 years.
They're designed for intermittent, not continuous use. Wouldn't expect them to last more than a few weeks of continuous pumping, but that's just a guess.
Hi
which battery we have to use
We can connect directly to the current board from home
Or we have to use battery only?
We recommend connecting the bilge pump to the battery with the highest capacity on board. You could also connect the bilge pump to an operating panel, where you can control it manually or via a float switch.
what sort of lifespan do these have if they're continuously pumping a large bilge?
The manufacturers don't give out any information on that. It is dependent on too many different factors. However with every pump you have a guarantee of 2 years.
For continuous pumping / large volumes I'd look at Jabsco Puppy pumps.
They're designed for intermittent, not continuous use.
Wouldn't expect them to last more than a few weeks of continuous pumping, but that's just a guess.
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