DIESEL TRANSFER
SURF
The Bipump is a rotary vane self-priming pump that can be operated on either 12 or
24 volts D.C. and has a large fl ow rate. It is fi tted with a bypass valve, has a cast iron
pump body, a steel shaft, which is fi tted with a lip seal, and has a TESV IP55 motor
BIPUMP
fi tted with crocodile clips and a line fuse. It has a duty cycle of 30 minutes. A useful
carrying handle is fi tted and it is mounted on a base plate. Maximum suction lift, with
ACE PUMPS
a foot valve, is 5 metres, however without one, 3 metres, or less, is recommended.
✔ Industry ■ 85 litres per minute
It can be supplied as a bare pump or with a pumping kit, that comprises a manual
✔ Marine ■ red diesel
nozzle*, hose fi ttings, strainer and 5 metres of rubber/PVC hose that can be cut to ✔ Agriculture ■ white diesel
required suction and discharge length. Maximum liquid temperature is 50ºC. It should
✔ Transport ■ bio-diesel
not be run dry, so an initial priming of diesel is necessary. Suitable for biodiesel. It
✔ Plant ■ 12 or 24 volts DC
MUST NOT pump water, petrol, high viscosity liquids, chemicals, solvents or products
with a low fl ash point.
* Some cars will not accept this size of nozzle (please check with our sales
department for guidance)
Bipump
ACCESSORIES
Diesel hose page 84
Fuel meters page 83
Auto shut off nozzles page 84
Pumping kit
model inlet outlet amps volt duty fl ow head w x l x h weight
(BSPF/mm) (BSPF/mm) (l/min) (mtrs) (mm) (kgs)
Bipump 1224 1" 1" 35-18 12 24 intermittent 85 12.5 180x267x186 10.2
Bipump 1224 c/w kit 25 25 35-18 12 24 intermittent 85 12.5 180x267x186 10.2
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