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Rule AquaCharge Portable Battery Operated Utility Pump AQ500-100

Rule AquaCharge  Battery Operated Utility Pump AQ500-100 (EE)

NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM KING PUMPS

Rule AquaCharge;portable, rechargeable utility pump combines convenient features in a sleek, new, industrial design. The fully submersible pump has easy operation and is battery operated so it can be taken anywhere. The included charging station allows for easy recharging of the battery to ensure your pump is never inactive due to not having batteries on hand. Not for potable water

Features

  • Rechargeable battery (charger included)
  • Connects to the included 8' hose or any standard garden hose
  • Easy Operation
  • Pumps up to 200 gallons of water on a single charge

Specifications

Gallons (water) per charge: Approximately 200 gallons (756 liters) Capacity Up to 5 GPM with a fully charged battery at 0 feet Head Up to 4 feet with a fully charged battery at 0 GPM Charge Time: Approximately 12 hrs Voltage: 9.6 Volt Port Size Outlet: Standard garden hose Weight: 3.6 lbs Dimensions: 9.375" x 4.625" x 12.625"

The AquaCharge battery might discharge while sitting in stock at the factory or our warehouse. If the battery discharges to below 6.5 amps the charger light will not turn on. When the charger light is not on, if the pump is set on the charger the light will turn on when the charge reaches 6.5 amps. This condition might give the impression that the battery is fully charged when it actually isn’t. Batteries that have discharged to below 6.5 amps should be charged overnight (manual says 12 hours for initial charge)

Questions & Answers

The only problem we have had with these pumps is that if the battery discharges to below 6.5 amps the charger light will not turn on. (the battery might discharge while sitting in stock at the factory or our warehouse) Even if the charger light is not on, if the pump is set on the charger the light will turn on when the charge reaches 6.5 amps. Because of this, some customers thought that the battery was fully charged when it actually wasn't. New pumps and batteries that have discharged to below 6.5 amps should be charged overnight (manual says 12 hours for initial charge)
No it is not. It is suitable for pumping non-potable water only.
No it cannot. Do not pump gasoline, diesel or flammable liquids.
No it is not. This pump is designed for use with fresh and sea water only.
If the battery discharges to below 6.5 amps the charger light will not turn on.
Yes.....when operating as designed, the charger light will turn on after about 30 minutes when the charge reaches 6.5 amps.

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