Remco Industries 90-5518-1E1-94A-SB Fatboy Pump 7 Gpm 12V

Product Description

The REMCO INDUSTRIES 90-5518-1E1-94A-SB is a 12-volt DC on-demand diaphragm pump delivering up to 7.0 gallons per minute at a maximum pressure of 60 psi. Designed around the FatBoy platform, this pump activates automatically when flow is demanded and shuts off when the line is closed, making it well suited for transfer, spray, and pressurization applications. The 3/4-inch quick-attach fittings speed up connection to supply and discharge lines. Lead wires are included for direct 12-volt DC integration. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and water-treatment technicians, as well as agricultural and marine service professionals, are the typical installers.

This pump is appropriate for a wide range of 12-volt DC mobile and fixed installations including RV fresh-water systems, agricultural sprayers, marine washdown systems, chemical transfer rigs, and pressure-boosting setups where a compact on-demand pump is required. The on-demand operation eliminates the need for a separate pressure switch in most installations. The 3/4-inch quick-attach port size accommodates standard hose connections common in these environments.

Key Features

• On-demand operation: pump starts on flow demand and stops when line is closed
• 7.0 GPM maximum flow rate for high-volume transfer applications
• 60 psi maximum pressure rating
• 12-volt DC power supply for mobile and off-grid installations
• 3/4-inch quick-attach inlet and outlet fittings for fast, tool-free connections
• Lead wires included for straightforward 12-volt DC wiring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install on-demand 12-volt DC diaphragm pump for systems requiring a 3/4-inch quick-attach port and 7.0 GPM flow capacity at up to 60 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with 12-volt DC wiring and pressurized fluid systems. Disconnect and isolate the 12-volt DC power source completely before servicing or replacing this pump. Ensure all fittings are rated for the 60 psi operating pressure, and verify hose and line compatibility with the fluid being transferred before startup. Follow applicable plumbing codes and manufacturer guidelines for securing the pump to prevent vibration damage during operation.