This pump is designed for diesel and kerosene. It is not recommended for gasoline or aggressive solvents without confirming material compatibility and safety requirements from the manufacturer.
The pump delivers up to 60 liters per minute and is driven by a 550W electric motor.
The model is available in multiple voltage options: 220V 50/60Hz and 110V 60Hz. Confirm the specific version you are ordering matches your supply.
Yes — the unit has a self-priming design. For best results ensure inlet fittings are tight, suction hose has no air leaks, and the pump inlet is submerged or within the manufacturer's recommended suction lift. If it fails to prime, check hoses, check valves, and fluid level.
The pump outlet is 1" (one inch). Use compatible 1" fuel-rated hose and fittings to maintain flow and minimize pressure losses.
Yes — the product lists a flowmeter with an accuracy of ±1%.
The supplied cable length is 2 meters. Use the appropriate plug/connector for the selected voltage version and ensure proper grounding per local electrical codes.
The pump is intended for commercial and industrial applications but continuous duty limits are not specified here. For prolonged or heavy-duty usage verify duty cycle and cooling requirements with the manufacturer or product manual.
Regularly inspect hoses and fittings for leaks, clean or replace inlet strainers/filters, check the flowmeter for debris, and keep electrical connections clean and dry. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule in the manual.
Ground the pump, use it in a well-ventilated area, avoid sparks or open flames, wear appropriate PPE, secure hoses to prevent spills, and follow local regulations for fuel handling and transport.
The specification indicates certification (listed as 'Yes'), but it does not detail which standards. Check the product label or seller documentation for specific certifications (e.g., CE, ISO) and warranty terms.
The pump is compact and lightweight and can be used in marine or mobile setups, but confirm mounting, vibration isolation, and electrical system compatibility before installation.
Common causes are air leaks in the suction line, clogged inlet strainer, empty source tank, or electrical issues. Inspect hoses and seals, clean the strainer, ensure power is connected, and consult the manual for troubleshooting steps.
Small particulates should be filtered out using an appropriate strainer or filter. Compatibility with biodiesel blends depends on internal materials — check manufacturer guidance before using biodiesel or high-blend fuels.
Measure a known volume by running the pump into a calibrated container and compare to the flowmeter reading. If readings are outside the ±1% spec, clean the meter, check for air entrainment or debris, and contact the supplier if discrepancy remains.
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