IS this a 12v pump??
187583
Hi Bill, yes this works with approx 12 v on my Lotus race car. the actual voltage on the car is usually around 13-14v. The pump works well and delivers all the fuel I need for my 2.5 litre 280 bhp race car. It is very noisey however (no problem in a race car) but you would need to isolate it well for road use. good luck
187584
Yes 12VDC... 6-8PSI internal regulator/bypass, 3/8 NPT threaded with hose bibs.
113052
No I do not believe you can do either, convert to a cigarette lighter nor a regular US electrical outlet plug since the pump is 12 volt dc
1671981
Yes! You can hook up most any twelve volt device to these. the Vout is approx 18V. Just make sure you have them in parallel, not series, for in series the V(out) would be 36V. A submersible pump will work very well at 18V. It would be better to have the pump powered by batteries which act as a "sink" to obviate voltage fluctuations and other circumstances, such as cloud cover obtructing the panels. The panels will then serve to charge the batteries (RV or deep-cycle). I use a bank of eight 6v golf-cart batteries which are wired together to produce 12v. But for your need here you would not need such a number. Yes! You can hook up most any twelve volt device to these. the Vout is approx 18V. Just make sure you have them in parallel, not series, for in series the V(out) would be 36V. A submersible pump will work very well at 18V. It would be better to have the pump powered by batteries which act as a "sink" to obviate voltage fluctuations and other circumstances, such as cloud cover obtructing the panels. The panels will then serve to charge the batteries (RV or deep-cycle). I use a bank of eight 6v golf-cart batteries which are wired together to produce 12v. But for your need here you... » Read More Yes! You can hook up most any twelve volt device to these. the Vout is approx 18V. Just make sure you have them in parallel, not series, for in series the V(out) would be 36V. A submersible pump will work very well at 18V. It would be better to have the pump powered by batteries which act as a "sink" to obviate voltage fluctuations and other circumstances, such as cloud cover obtructing the panels. The panels will then serve to charge the batteries (RV or deep-cycle). I use a bank of eight 6v golf-cart batteries which are wired together to produce 12v. But for your need here you would not need such a number. « Show Less
1350207
Yes but it's work.. I bought the airhead 12v pump and finish it to the desired hardness with this unit
995471
It is 120v and no I have not. I purchased a car adapter that accepts 120v so I could pump in the car.
2081969
I believe the pump itself operates on 12vac and probably draws less than 1-2 amps. I recently purchased a replacement unit and it is still working OK.
1876723
The pump included is 120V. It is quite easy to replace it with another pump from your local pet shop that runs on the same voltage as your other appliances.
703262
yes - we use a 12 volt pump when camping. But not with this - it leaked after one use. I would not recommend it.
979112
Mountain Dave, I see those specs on line also, and they don't make sense to me either, but, yes, according to the spec sheet enclosed with the pump, it's 3/4 hp and 120 volts. I have model CDU980E, same specs. If you "roll over" the Wayne label on the website which enlarges everything, it clearly shows 120v.
2026639
I cannot say for sure since I don't know enough about your pump, but I think it would work. I use this to control the speed of a 12V, 6A motor and it works very well.
906158
We use a rv pump for our triton can be 12 volt or110 electric hope this helps
1027259
It is 120 volts, and an excellent pump. Mine has been going strong for over 2 years.
469943
Not sure what model that is, however my pump called for a 9VDC and this 12 worked just fine
1206209
Hi, We are the manufacturer. The answer is YES. It works for 12volt model of pump in style breastpump.thanksNenesupply Customer Service
810325
This pump is 12 volt, however mine quit working after about 8 hours of use. I am now looking for a better pump.
267484
No it does not have a 12V plug. You can run it on batteries or get a car dock and run it through your car system..
1188461
Assuming you make the proper connections, the switch should do fine on a 12 V battery pump. My battery pump has the same float switch and is rated for 10 Amps at 125V.