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Flojet Quad II Water Pump 'Quiet Quad'

FLOJET QUAD II WATER PUMP 'QUIET QUAD'

Product Description:

Our water pumps are fully automatic and turn on when you turn on your faucet and turn off when you turn off your faucet using a built in pressure switch.

Product highlights:

  • Options available from 3.2-6 gpm in 12V and 110V
  • Quad II Water System Pumps include a bypass valve which greatly reduces pulsating water and pressure switch chatter
  • Smooth flow up to 6 GPM
  • Eliminates the need for an accumulator tank
  • Easy to install, service and winterize
  • Open Flow: 3.2 GPM
  • Amps @ 10psi: 3.9-7.9
  • Runs dry without harm to the pump
  • Size: 3.75″ Height x 6.3″ W x 9.9″ L
  • Self-priming

Product Specifications:

  • Specialties: Marine

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