Compact and Efficient Bilge Pump for Jet Skis and Small Watercraft

The Johnson Pump First Mate HP 400 GPH 12V Bilge Pump is expertly designed for use in tight spaces, making it an ideal solution for Jet Skis, pontoon livewells, and personal watercraft (PWC) bilge applications. This submersible pump provides reliable water removal with a capacity of 400 gallons per hour (GPH), ensuring your watercraft stays dry and operational, even in challenging conditions. Its compact design, coupled with a threaded discharge port and 90-degree dura-port, allows for easy installation and efficient water routing, making it a must-have for any small vessel.

Technical Specifications for Reliable Performance

The First Mate HP 400 GPH Bilge Pump is engineered to deliver dependable performance in marine environments. Operating at 12 volts, it draws a minimal 2.5 amps of current, making it energy-efficient while maintaining powerful water removal capabilities.

• Capacity: 400 GPH at 13.6V, ensuring quick bilge water removal.
• Amperage: 2.5A, keeping power consumption low.
• Fuse Size: 5A, providing protection against electrical surges.
• Connection: 3/4-inch threaded port for secure and straightforward hose attachment.

Compact Design for Space-Saving Installation

This bilge pump’s small footprint makes it perfect for installations where space is limited. The inclusion of a threaded discharge port and a 90-degree dura-port ensures easy routing of discharge hoses, allowing you to fit the pump into tight compartments without compromising on performance.

Key Features and Benefits

• High Capacity: Pumps up to 400 GPH, ensuring effective water removal.
• Energy Efficient: Operates at a low 2.5A, preserving battery life.
• Space-Saving Design: Ideal for Jet Skis, pontoon livewells, and other small watercraft.
• Easy Installation: Threaded port and 90-degree dura-port simplify hose routing and setup.

The Johnson Pump First Mate HP 400 GPH 12V Bilge Pump is the perfect blend of power, efficiency, and compact design, ensuring your small watercraft remains dry and ready for action, no matter the conditions.