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Flojet Demand Pumps & Systems 12 Volt D.C. Pumps

Flojet  Pumps Automatic Demand Pumps 12 Volt D.C. Pumps

Flojet 12 Volts DC Pumps

Flojet demand pumps and systems are used in a variety of transfer and dispense-on-demand applications where flow up to 5 GPM is required. Applications include RV's, remote homes, cabins, & marine.

Suitability for the application should be determined by actual use and is the full responsibility of the customer. No warranty, expressed or implied, can be extended by the equipment manufacturer where failure is caused by chemical attack on pump materials. Temperature, aeration, concentration, and other factors may change the effect of the specific fluid on the pump materials. Data shown is based on the results at ambient temperatures, unless otherwise noted.

Flojet 12 Volt DC Demand Pumps Specification Comparison Table
Model Max. GPM Max. PSI Amps Diaphragm Check Valves Switch Setting Connection
LF122202D 1 35 4 Santoprene EPDM 40 PSI 3/8" Barb
LFP122202D 1 35 4 Santoprene EPDM 40 PSI 3/8" Barb
D3131B5011A 1.6 60 7.0 Buna Buna 60 PSI 3/8" FNPT
D3131H5011A 1.6 60 7.0 Santoprene EDPM 40-60 PSI 3/8" FNPT
D21X005 2.1 60 10.0 Santoprene Viton 60 PSI 3/8" FNPT
2100-122 2.2 60 7.0 Viton Viton 40-60 PSI 3/8" FNPT
D3135B7011A 2.0 100 9.0 Buna Buna 100 PSI 3/8" FNPT
4300-142A 3.7 45 9.0 Santoprene EPDM 30-45 PSI 1/2" Barb
4300-143A 4.9 45 13.0 Santoprene EPDM 30-45 PSI 3/4" Barb
2840-100A 3.0 40 9.0 Santoprene EPDM 27-40 PSI 3/4" Barb

Questions & Answers

The Flojet manual states Intermittent duty. Can be run continuously for short periods of time. The higher the duty cycle the shorter the expected life of the pump.
Can be run continuously for short periods of time. The higher the duty cycle the shorter the expected life of the pump.
Up 60 minutes with discharge pressure of up to 20 PSI. Up to 20 minutes when the discharge pressure is over 20 PSI. The off-time should be the same or more than the run time.
Demand Operation is considered an “intermittent duty” application.
The maximum intermittent duty cycle is that which will cause the motor to reach its maximum thermal limits. Once the maximum thermal limit is reached, the motor must be allowed to settle to a lower temperature ideally being ambient before resuming operation. Running the pump at or near the maximum thermal limit for extended period of time will shorten the life of the pump and may result in immediate pump failure.
Only pumps with Santoprene / EPDM elastomers are recommended for potable water.
Units are NOT designed for permanent residential domestic water applications.

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