SEAFLO 750GPH automatic bilge pump, 06 series
SEAFLO 750GPH automatic bilge pump, 06 series
SEAFLO 750GPH automatic bilge pump, 06 series

SEAFLO 750GPH 12V AUTOMATIC BILGE PUMP

The Seaflo 750GPH automatic bilge pump combines water removal and level control in one unit for 12V boat systems. Its integrated float switch starts pumping as water rises and stops as the level falls, avoiding the need to fit a separate external float switch. This keeps the pump and water-level control together, with a hose outlet to carry the water overboard.

✓ Maximum flow: 45.4L/min
✓ Maximum head: 3m
✓ Hose outlet: 3/4"
✓ Supply: 12V DC
✓ Control: Integrated float switch
✓ Nominal capacity: 750GPH

Seaflo Automatic Bilge Pumps Product Information

SEAFLO 750GPH automatic bilge pump, 06 series
SEAFLO 750GPH automatic bilge pump, 06 series
Seaflo Auto Bilge Pump 750GPH 12V PUMP-SFBP1-G750-06
$87.48 /each

The Seaflo 750GPH automatic bilge pump removes accumulated water from boat bilges, with a maximum flow of 45.4L/min and maximum head of 3m. The discharge connects to 3/4" hose. Available with a 12V DC supply.

The integrated float switch starts pumping as water rises and stops it as the level falls, so a separate external float switch is not required. Keep the inlet strainer clear and avoid dry running.

Maximum flow applies at low discharge head. Flow reduces as lift and hose resistance increase, reaching zero at maximum head.

✓ Product Type & Application
Submersible bilge pump with an integrated water-level float switch.
Model: SFBP1-G750-06

✓ Capacity & Performance
Maximum flow: 45.4L/min
Maximum head: 3m
Nominal capacity: 750GPH
Maximum flow and maximum head are separate limits; flow decreases as lift and hose resistance increase.

✓ Connections & Compatibility
Hose outlet: 3/4"

✓ Electrical & Leads
Power supply: 12V DC

✓ Operation & Control
Control: Integrated float switch
Integrated float switch starts and stops the pump as water level rises and falls.

✓ Installation & Use
A separate external float switch is not required.
Keep the inlet strainer clear and avoid dry running.

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