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Bilge Pumps

350GPH 12V Submersible Boat Bilge Pump – CH8028

SKU: MXCH8028350

$41.00
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Keep your boat's bilge clear of unwanted water with the CH8028 350GPH 12V submersible bilge pump, available from Port O' Call Boating in Warana on the Sunshine Coast. Designed for compact marine installations, this electric centrifugal pump provides efficient water removal with a nominal capacity of 1,325 litres per hour. Its lightweight construction, protective inlet strainer and compact dimensions make it suitable for small boats, dinghies and recreational vessels.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - 350GPH (1,325L/h) nominal pumping capacity
  • - 12V DC operation
  • - Fully submersible centrifugal pump design
  • - Compact construction for confined bilge spaces
  • - Protective inlet strainer helps prevent larger debris entering the pump
  • - Low-current operation
  • - Suitable for manual switching or compatible automatic float-switch installations
  • - Ideal for replacement pumps and new marine installations

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Model: CH8028
  • - Product Code: MXCH8028350
  • - Product Type: Submersible electric bilge pump
  • - Voltage: 12V DC
  • - Operating Voltage Range: 10–14V DC
  • - Nominal Flow Rate: 350 US gallons per hour
  • - Metric Flow Rate: Approximately 1,325L/h (22L/min)
  • - Maximum Current Draw: 2A
  • - Maximum Pumping Head: 3m (9.8ft)
  • - Discharge Outlet Outside Diameter: 19mm (3/4")
  • - Overall Dimensions: 108 × 70 × 92mm (4.25 × 2.76 × 3.62")
  • - Electrical Cable Length: Approximately 950mm (37.4")
  • - Weight: Approximately 340g (0.75lb)
  • - Pump Type: Submersible centrifugal
  • - Operation: External 12V power supply and switching required

Suitable Applications

  • - Aluminium dinghies and tinnies
  • - Small fishing boats
  • - Recreational runabouts
  • - Trailer boats
  • - Small cabin boats
  • - Auxiliary bilge drainage systems
  • - Replacement bilge pump installations

Important Installation & Fitment Information

  • - Designed for 12V DC electrical systems.
  • - Use a suitable 19mm (3/4") discharge hose.
  • - Install the pump at a low point in the bilge with the inlet strainer unobstructed.
  • - Use appropriate marine-grade wiring, switching and fuse protection.
  • - An external float switch is required for automatic operation.
  • - Actual pumping capacity decreases with discharge height and hose restrictions.
  • - Do not use for pumping fuel, oil, corrosive liquids or drinking water.
  • - Ensure the vessel has adequate primary and emergency bilge pumping arrangements.

Signs the Bilge Pump Needs Replacing

  • - Pump fails to start when power is supplied
  • - Reduced or inconsistent water flow
  • - Excessive motor noise or vibration
  • - Damaged or blocked impeller
  • - Corroded or damaged electrical wiring
  • - Cracked pump housing
  • - Intermittent operation or overheating

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