Fill-Rite 12V 20 GPM Fuel Transfer Pump (Rotary Vane)

The Fill-Rite 12V 20 GPM fuel transfer pump family uses rotary vane technology to deliver consistent high-flow performance for fuel transfer. Built with durable cast-iron construction and an improved on/off switch, these pumps are designed for reliable service in demanding environments; the junction box rotates 180° for easier electrical installation. Each pump includes a 1" x 12' discharge hose, 1" nozzle, 34" telescoping steel suction pipe, 18' 12 GA power cable, 1" street elbow, ground wire, (2) wire nuts, and a roll of PTFE tape. Compatible with gasoline, diesel, kerosene, ethanol blends up to 15%, methanol blends up to 15%, and biodiesel up to B20, the rotary vane design helps maintain consistent flow performance over the life of the pump.

• Limited Lifetime Warranty — we stand behind our product with an industry-leading Limited Lifetime Warranty, protecting your investment
• Reliable On-Off Switch – on-off switch lever features a robust metal stopping arm, preventing premature failure from repeated use
• Equipment Safeguard – built-in mesh strainer filters out particulates in your fuel, preventing damage to your equipment
• Long Life – thermally-protected motor prevents overheating, ensuring your pump performs for years worry free
• Easy Installation – adjustable electrical junction box rotates 180° for easier wiring and more flexible installations in tight spaces
• Fluid Compatibility – designed for daily use with gasoline, diesel, ethanol blends up to E15, biodiesel blends up B20, kerosene, and mineral spirits
• Mobile Tanks – powered by a 12V motor and equipped with a 2 inch bung mount, this pump is ideal for wiring to 12 volt batteries and installing onto transfer tanks in truck beds
• Reliable Performance – Fill-Rite’s trusted rotary vane pump technology delivers 20 gallons per minute, perfect for filling equipment with fuel tanks from 20-80 gallons
• Cast-Iron Construction – heavy-duty, cast-iron construction provides unmatched durability, withstanding the harshest conditions out in the field or at the job site