DIESEL TRANSFER
SUBMERSIBLE
The Amazon and Congo pumps are low voltage, D.C., plastic submersibles
for battery operation only. They are available in two formats: standard pump
only, with a 4 metre PVC cable and crocodile clips, or as a kit which also has 4
AMAZON
metres of pvc/nitrile layfl at hose and an adjustable on/off spray nozzle. Both are
designed for transfer and drainage of fresh water, seawater and diesel fuel. Higher
heads can by operating pumps in series. This can be achieved by detaching the
removable strainer and exposing the inlet which has a hose connection. The hose
& CONGO
from another pump, of the same hose size, can be connected to this. Motors are
continuously rated, but brush life is determined by usage. They must NOT pump,
petrol, high viscosity liquids, chemicals, solvents or products with a low fl ash point.
✔ Plant ■ 18 – 36 litres
✔ Marine per minute
✔ Agriculture ■ red diesel
✔ Domestic ■ white diesel
✔ Transfer ■ water
■ 12-24 volts DC
Amazon Congo
Amazon kit Congo Kit
model outlet volt DC amp free passage fl o w head dia x h weight
(mm) (mm) (l/min) (mtrs) (mm) (kgs)
Amazon 13 12 4.50 1 18 10 Ø40x162 0.2
Amazon 13 24 2.30 1 18 10 Ø40x162 0.2
Congo 20 12 6.00 1 36 9 Ø40x162 0.3
Congo 20 24 3.00 1 36 9 Ø40x162 0.3
Amazon c/w Kit 13 12 4.50 1 18 10 Ø40x162 0.2
Amazon c/w Kit 13 24 2.30 1 18 10 Ø40x162 0.2
Congo c/w Kit 20 12 6.00 1 36 9 Ø40x162 0.3
Congo c/w Kit 20 24 3.00 1 36 9 Ø40x162 0.3
CALL: FREEPHONE 0800 092 4423 81
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