Electric Liquid Transfer Pump with Suction Tube

Clean, Fast Liquid Transfer at the Touch of a Button

The Electric Fluid Suction Transfer Pump is designed for quick, controlled transfer of non-corrosive liquids such as water, light oil and fuel. Battery powered and lightweight, it eliminates the effort and spills often associated with manual siphon pumps, making liquid handling more efficient in the garage, workshop, or around the home.

Measuring approximately 64-66 cm in length and weighing just 0.32 kg, this compact pump is easy to store and handle. It operates on 2 x D cell batteries (not included) and delivers a flow rate of approximately 5-6 quarts per minute, allowing you to move liquid quickly between containers. The integrated on/off button provides clear control, while the rigid intake tube and outlet hose are designed for secure placement to help minimize drips and splashes.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Hands-off, automatic operation - Simply place the intake tube in the source container, the outlet in the destination container, press the button and let the pump do the work.
• Versatile everyday use - Suitable for transferring water between containers, topping up fuel from portable cans, moving light oils, or assisting with aquarium water changes.
• Portable and easy to store - Slim, lightweight design fits easily in a toolbox, car boot, or utility closet, ready for use whenever needed.

FAQ

Q: What liquids can I use with this pump?
A: It is suitable for non-corrosive liquids such as fresh water, light oils and standard petrol or diesel. Do not use with strong chemicals, solvents, or corrosive liquids.

Q: Are batteries included?
A: No. The pump requires 2 x D cell batteries, which are not included and must be purchased separately.

Q: Can this be used for drinking water?
A: This pump is intended for general utility use. It is not certified as food-grade, so it should not be used for potable drinking water unless specified by the manufacturer.

Q: Is it suitable for continuous operation?
A: It is designed for short transfer tasks. For best performance and battery life, use it in intervals rather than extended continuous runs.