BFKK
BFKK 12 V Portable Transfer Pump 330 GPH 1/10 HP with Switch and 2 × 6 ft Hose Kit
Transfers up to 330 gallons per hour with a 1/10 HP motor, includes two 6 ft hoses and a waterproof switch
- Transfers up to 330 gallons per hour with 1/10 HP motor
- Lifts water over 44 feet using 12 V DC power
- Heavy-duty metal body with zinc alloy for corrosion resistance
- Waterproof built-in switch plus 5.9 ft cords for outdoor use
- Includes two 6 ft hoses and strainer for 1/8 inch surface suction
Portable 12 V Transfer Pump
This portable transfer pump runs on 12 V DC power and delivers up to 330 gallons per hour with a 1/10 HP motor. It is built for users who need to move clean water in gardens, pools, boats or agricultural settings.
12 V DC Power and Lift Limits
The pump requires a 12 V battery with at least 300 W capacity to start and runs on a 5.9 ft power cord with terminal clamps. It can lift water vertically up to 44 ft, so installations higher than that will exceed its capability.
330 GPH Flow with 6 ft Hoses
Two 6 ft suction hoses and a strainer let the pump draw water down to 1/8 inch from the surface. It handles continuous clean-water transfer at the rated flow, but it is not suited for dirty water, chemicals or sustained dry running.
Highlights
- Transfers up to 330 gallons per hour with 1/10 HP motor
- Lifts water over 44 feet using 12 V DC power
- Heavy-duty metal body with zinc alloy for corrosion resistance
- Waterproof built-in switch plus 5.9 ft cords for outdoor use
- Includes two 6 ft hoses and strainer for 1/8 inch surface suction
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 330 GPH model or a lower-flow version?
The pump is supplied as a single 330 GPH configuration, so there is no lower-flow alternative to choose.
What does the 330 GPH rating mean when the pump is running on a 12 V battery?
It can move up to 330 gallons of clean water per hour and lift it over 44 ft when powered from a suitable 12 V DC source.
How does the 12 V DC interface limit performance in practice?
The unit draws 1/10 HP from a 12 V supply and requires at least 300 W of battery capacity to start reliably.
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