Tuthill Corp N075UAU10 Automatic Fuel Nozzle 0.75 in

Product Description

The TUTHILL CORP N075UAU10 is an automatic fuel nozzle designed for dispensing unleaded fuel in commercial and fleet fueling applications. Built with a 0.75-inch inlet, this nozzle operates at a rated flow rate of 7 GPM at 50.0 psi, making it suitable for moderate-volume dispensing tasks. It includes a hang hook and a red boot for easy storage and quick visual identification at the pump. Installation and operation are suited for experienced fuel service technicians and fueling equipment installers working on dispensing systems that meet standard fueling infrastructure requirements.

This nozzle is intended for use with unleaded fuel dispensing equipment at fueling stations, fleet yards, and similar commercial fueling environments. The automatic shutoff mechanism helps prevent overfill during dispensing. The red boot color coding provides clear product identification at multi-product dispensing setups, reducing the risk of misfueling. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for both new installations and direct replacement of worn or failed nozzles on compatible fueling systems.

Key Features

• Automatic shutoff design for hands-free fueling and overfill prevention
• 0.75-inch inlet compatible with standard fueling hose assemblies
• Rated flow of 7 GPM at 50.0 psi for efficient moderate-volume dispensing
• Red boot included for product identification and nozzle protection
• Hang hook included for organized pump-side storage
• UL and CUL listed for safety compliance in commercial fueling environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement automatic fuel nozzle for unleaded fuel dispensing systems using a 0.75-inch inlet connection. Suitable for commercial fueling installations requiring UL and CUL listed components.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fueling equipment technician familiar with applicable local codes and NFPA 30A requirements for motor fuel dispensing facilities. Always depressurize the fueling system and shut off the supply pump before disconnecting or replacing a nozzle assembly. Inspect the inlet connection and hose swivel for wear or damage before fitting the new nozzle. Do not exceed the rated operating pressure of 50.0 psi during service.