Pro-lube FPM-115/N Fuel Transfer Pump 13 Gpm 3/4 Inch

Product Description

The PRO-LUBE FPM-115/N is a 115 VAC electric fuel transfer pump rated at 13 GPM, built for dispensing gasoline, kerosene, and diesel fuel in commercial and industrial transfer applications. The pump body is aluminum die cast construction, offering durability in demanding service environments. It features a 3/4 inch inlet, a 3/4 inch outlet, and ships with a 12-foot hose for immediate deployment. At 1/8 horsepower, it draws standard single-phase 115 VAC power, making it compatible with common shop and fleet-service electrical infrastructure. Licensed fuel-service technicians and fleet mechanics are the primary installers of this unit.

The FPM-115/N suits fuel transfer tasks in fleet maintenance shops, farm equipment servicing, construction sites, and light industrial facilities. It handles three common fuel types - gasoline, kerosene, and diesel - making it a versatile single-pump solution where multiple fuel types are dispensed from storage tanks. The 3/4 inch hose diameter and 13 GPM flow rate support efficient fill operations without requiring high-capacity three-phase power. The included 12-foot hose provides reach from a stationary drum or tank to the equipment being fueled.

Key Features

• 13 GPM flow rate for fast fuel transfer from drums or storage tanks
• Aluminum die cast pump body for corrosion-resistant durability
• Compatible with gasoline, kerosene, and diesel fuel
• 3/4 inch inlet and outlet connections match standard fuel-system fittings
• Runs on standard 115 VAC single-phase power - no special wiring required
• Includes 12-foot hose for extended reach during dispensing

Compatibility

Designed for use with gasoline, kerosene, and diesel fuel storage systems; compatible with standard 3/4 inch fuel-line fittings and 115 VAC single-phase power supplies typical of fleet, farm, and light industrial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with fuel-handling equipment and applicable fire codes, including NFPA 30 for flammable and combustible liquids. Ensure the power source is de-energized before making electrical connections and verify the circuit is properly grounded. All fuel-line connections must be leak-tested before energizing the pump. Never operate this pump with fuels outside the rated fuel types listed in the specifications.