Pro-lube BOP/50 Electric Transfer Pump 2.3 Gpm

Product Description

The PRO-LUBE BOP/50 is a 2.3 GPM electric transfer pump built for moving oils, fuels, and water-based fluids in light commercial and industrial applications. Constructed from polypropylene and polyvinylchloride (PVC) plastic, this pump resists a wide range of common petroleum-based and agricultural fluids. Operating at 3 volts, it is a compact, low-voltage unit suited for transferring fluids from 5-gallon containers quickly and efficiently. HVAC service technicians, fleet maintenance crews, agricultural equipment operators, and general trade professionals rely on this type of pump for controlled fluid transfer in the field or shop.

The BOP/50 is designed for use with 5-gallon containers and handles compatible fluids including AdBlue, DEF, diesel, gasoline, kerosene, antifreeze, agricultural chemicals, mild detergents, and windshield washer fluid. It is not rated for use with acetone, acids, or benzene. Its polypropylene and PVC construction makes it a practical choice for facilities maintenance, fleet service, and agricultural field use where a portable, battery-powered or low-voltage transfer pump is needed on the job.

Key Features

• 2.3 GPM flow rate for controlled, moderate-speed fluid transfer
• Polypropylene and PVC construction for resistance to petroleum-based and water-based fluids
• Compatible with AdBlue, DEF, diesel, gasoline, kerosene, antifreeze, agricultural chemicals, mild detergents, and windshield washer fluid
• Rated for use with 5-gallon containers
• Low-voltage 3-volt operation for portable field use
• Not compatible with acetone, acids, or benzene - prevents misapplication damage

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-gallon containers. Compatible fluids include AdBlue, agricultural chemicals, antifreeze, DEF, diesel, gasoline, kerosene, mild detergents, and windshield washer fluid. Do not use with acetone, acids, or benzene.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of this pump should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with fluid transfer equipment and applicable safety regulations. Always verify the fluid type before use and confirm it appears on the compatible fluids list. Ensure the power source is disconnected before inserting or removing the pump from a container. Follow local regulations and OSHA guidelines when transferring flammable or combustible fluids such as gasoline, diesel, or kerosene.