Tuthill Corp FR4210H Dc Fuel Transfer Pump 20 Gpm 12V

Product Description

The TUTHILL CORP FR4210H is a 12-volt DC high-flow fuel transfer pump rated at 20 GPM, built for contractor and industrial-grade service. The pump features a heavy-duty cast iron housing, an explosion-proof motor with a permanent magnet and cast bronze rotor, and bronze rotary vanes for reliable, long-cycle operation. A rotatable wiring junction box simplifies field installation in tight enclosures. The steel suction pipe telescopes from 22 inches to 40 inches, accommodating varying tank depths. UL Listed and weighing 34 pounds, this unit is designed for professional fuel dispensing applications where durability and flow rate matter.

The FR4210H is suited for diesel, gasoline, kerosene, E15, and biodiesel blends up to BD20. It is commonly installed on above-ground storage tanks in commercial fueling, fleet maintenance, construction, and agricultural settings. The 2-inch threaded base provides direct tank-top mounting. A manual nozzle is included, and the hose assembly incorporates a static ground wire for safe fuel transfer. The built-in check valve and strainer protect the pump and reduce maintenance intervals in demanding field environments.

Key Features

• 20 GPM flow rate with explosion-proof 12-volt DC motor
• Heavy-duty cast iron housing rated for contractor and industrial use
• Telescoping steel suction pipe adjusts from 22 inches to 40 inches
• Built-in check valve and strainer for pump protection and cleaner fuel delivery
• Pad-lockable design for secure, unattended installation
• Hose with static ground wire and thermal overload protection included
• UL Listed with a 2-year manufacturer warranty

Compatibility

Suitable for use with diesel, gasoline, kerosene, E15, and biodiesel blends up to BD20. Designed for 12-volt DC power systems with a 2-inch threaded tank-top mounting base.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with fuel dispensing equipment and applicable fire and safety codes. Disconnect and lock out the power source before servicing or mounting the pump. Ensure the static ground wire on the hose is properly bonded to prevent static discharge during fuel transfer. Follow all local fire codes and NFPA guidelines governing fuel storage and dispensing equipment.