Seaflo 12v 1100 GPH Bilge Pump

Works perfectly. Does not say anywhere that it to is automatic. Cables are a little too short, be prepared to extend with connector block and marine sealant unless your bilge is less than 1/2 metre below your power supply. To connect to a float switch for "automatic" use just connect neutral to neutral of cheap float switch which for convenience you can connect to unit with simple elastic band. Personal Tip.(prob not best practice but..) .connect ends to a mains plug with a nice long lead and thicker mains wire. Then you can use a simple mains plug switch (about 1.50ukp) connected to your battery (with a blade fuse inline) which is easier than most dc switches and can be used thereafter for multiple 12v sources without rewiring etc .. Of course you better mark it 12 volt only otherwise I leave results to your imagination. I have very very dirty bilge with silt and rocks .. Unit has been perfectly clean and clear everytime I checked.The Head is only 1.5 to 2m so for some applications you may need to extend hose down below bilge to get it going.

Excellent at first but did not last 6 months.On checking the listing now, I can see that the returns policy only lasted about 6 weeks which seems ridiculous.I would expect a Seaflo product to last longer than a few weeks.However, fair play to seller​ as they sent a replacement. Thank you.

good at its job and still working

Does what it's supposed to

good product good p