Johnson Pump 600/800/1000/1200GPH Automatic Bilge Pump

Johnson Pump 600/800/1000/1200GPH Automatic Bilge Pump

Popular Johnson 12 volt bilge pump with compact integrated float switch Water cooled motor, snap-off base for easy cleaning.

Sleek, reliable and compact unit with integrated patented Ultima “field effect” sensing technology switch, ready to install and run for years and years of unerring service.

• Limited 3 Year Warranty
• Compact, all-in-one unit
• Integrated Ultima Switch technology in the pump body for trouble-free, automatic operation
• Available in capacities 600 GPH, 800 GPH, 1000 GPH and 1250 GPH
• UltimaBilge 600 GPH, 800 GPH and1000 GPH pumps have easy-to-install Dura-Port discharge ports to eliminate stress cracking caused by over-tightened hose clamps
• These pumps include both a straight and a 90° smooth ¾” elbow Dura-Port
• UltimaBilge 1250 GPH includes threaded 1 1/4″ & 1 1/8″ discharge port
• All version are delivered with a removable check valve
• Voltage 12 V DC
• No Mercury
• Removable clip on basket design
• Removable impeller cover allows for easy clean out
• No tools needed for maintenance
• Extremely energy efficient
• Water-cooled motor for long service intervals
• The Ultima Bilge pumps are 3-wire device and can be run in auto or manual override mode via the bilge control panel
• Meets the international standard, ISO 8849 marine

Part No.		Description	Capacity 3 ft (0.9 m) head (13.6V)	Capacity straight (13.6V)	Voltage	Amperage	Fuse Size	Connection
32-47258-008		Ultima Bilge 600 GPH 12V with integrated switch	32 L/min – 500 GPH	38 L/min – 600 GPH	12 V	2.5 A	5 A	¾”
32-47259-008		Ultima Bilge 800 GPH 12V with integrated switch	38 L/min – 600 GPH	51 L/min – 800 GPH		3 A	5 A	¾”
32-47260-008		Ultima Bilge 1000 GPH 12V with integrated switch	44 L/min – 700 GPH	64 L/min – 1000 GPH		3.2 A	5 A	¾”
32-47261-005*		Ultima Bilge 1250 GPH 12 V with integrated switch	51 L/min – 800 GPH	79 L/min – 1250 GPH		3 A	5 A	1⅛” and1¼”
*) Does not include 1250 GPH Dura-Port connection

Note: Models sold in the US are white plastic; models sold in the rest of the world are manufactured in red plastic.