Fill-rite SDN075RAN 3/4 in Npt Auto Fuel Nozzle 3-14.5 Gpm

Product Description

The Fill-Rite SDN075RAN is a standard-duty automatic fuel nozzle designed for light-duty fueling applications where high-cycle, heavy-duty performance is not required. Built with a 0.75 inches NPT threaded inlet, it handles flow rates from 3 to 14.5 GPM and features an automatic shutoff mechanism to stop fuel flow when a tank reaches capacity. The nozzle is color-coded red for quick product identification at the dispenser. Licensed technicians, fleet service personnel, and fuel equipment installers use this nozzle on low-volume transfer systems, portable fuel stations, and light commercial dispensing setups.

The SDN075RAN is suited for residential and light commercial fueling environments. It is compatible with gasoline, diesel, biodiesel blends up to B20, E10 ethanol-blended fuels, and kerosene. Typical installations include farm fuel tanks, small fleet dispensers, and portable transfer pump systems where moderate flow rates are sufficient. The SD Series positions this nozzle as a cost-effective solution without sacrificing the baseline reliability expected from the Fill-Rite product line.

Key Features

• Automatic shutoff stops fuel flow when the receiving tank is full
• 0.75 inches NPT threaded spout inlet for standard hose connections
• Flow rate range of 3 to 14.5 GPM suits light-duty transfer applications
• Red color coding aids quick fuel type identification at the nozzle rack
• Compatible with gasoline, diesel, biodiesel up to B20, E10, and kerosene
• Standard-duty SD Series construction balances cost and functional reliability

Compatibility

Designed for use with gasoline, diesel, biodiesel blends up to B20, E10 ethanol-blended fuels, and kerosene in light-duty dispensing and fuel transfer systems using 0.75 inches NPT hose connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fuel equipment technicians or licensed service professionals familiar with petroleum dispensing systems. Shut down the transfer pump and depressurize the fuel line before removing or installing the nozzle. Follow all applicable NFPA 30 and local fire code requirements governing fuel dispensing equipment. Do not use this nozzle with fuels or fuel blends beyond those specified in the product data, as incompatible fuels may damage internal seals.