VEVOR Boat Water Pressure Pump Review

VEVOR First Impressions

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• Editor's Impressions Of The VEVOR

• Build Quality
• Value For Money
• Feature Set

• VEVOR Features & Specs
• [MAIN PARAMETER] ~ Voltage: 12V DC ; Flow Capacity: 5.5 Gallons Per Minute ; Water Pressure: 70 PSI (4.8 bar) ; Nozzle Open Pressure: 55 PSI (3.8 bar) ; Hose Outlets: Suits 1/2" Diam Hose ; Twin Core Wire ; Current Draw: 17.2 Amp (Max 20 Amp) ; Duty Cycle: 30 mins ; Accessories: 1 x Trigger Nozzle with Quick Connect, 1 x Quick Connect Adaptor, 1 x UV-protected 25' Coiled Hose, 2 x NPT Connectors with 1/2" Straight Barb, 1 x Universal Saltwater Filter/Straine.
• [HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL] ~ The main body of the 5-chamber positive displacement diaphragm pump is made of ABS engineering plastic, which is one-piece, tightly sealed and durable. A high-powered motor with a waterproof cover and a sealed pressure switch ensure that the pump operates in harsh environments. Rubber mounting feet reduce noise and prevent corrosion.
• [EASY CONNECTING] ~ Externally threaded port pump heads are available in a variety of sizes and mounting styles for easy connection to any outlet. The threaded connection of the water pipe is made of high quality brass and the filter can be removed for cleaning.
• [SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE] ~ The self-priming 12V pump is equipped with an automatic pressure switch control that automatically opens and closes when you open and close the nozzle. In addition, the pump has built-in thermal overload protection, and when the motor overheats, the pump will automatically stop running. Once the temperature has dropped to an acceptable range, the pump will automatically restart.
• [WIDE APPLICATION] ~ The 12v water pump is designed for intermittent use with a duty cycle of 30 minutes and is suitable for fresh or salt water. Ideal for cleaning boats, fish tanks, anchor chains, beacon stations and boats. It can also be used to clean ships, RVs and leisure decks.
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