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What is the Best Diesel Transfer Pump?
There are various types of diesel transfer pumps available depending on the application and the volume of fuel you are pumping. For large volumes of fuel, there are diesel pumps integrated into fuel management systems, so you can track your fuel consumption.
If you would like our advice on choosing the correct diesel pump, then please get in touch with our friendly team today.
For links to our fuel management systems please click Fuel Management Systems
What is the difference between 12V and 230V?
12v pumps tend to be more popular for people who are working more remote or on the travel where mains power isnt an option, These style of pumps come with 2 crocodile clips that attached onto a power source such as a car battery. 230V is more popular for use with static tanks in a working yard or a farm (for example). They tend to come with a 3 pin caravan plug or a 3 pin UK domestic plug.
What pump do I need?
With a large range of pumps we can offer it may be difficult to know where to begin. Because the pumps have different flow rates and this can impact your choice especially if you already have a nozzle or hose already on site. We recommend if you are unsure to give us a call on 01643704328 or email us on [email protected] and we can assist you in your search.
What is the lead time for the pumps?
We try to keep our lead times all up to date and in a ever changing industry with high demand we cant always guarantee that we have every pump in stock. If the website doesn’t advertise a lead time we suggest popping on to the online chat, giving us a call or email just to double check and we can advise of the currently lead time.
Can I use a Diesel Pump to Transfer Petrol?
No, to transfer petrol you must use an ATEX rated pump which is safe to use in an explosive atmosphere. There are strict guidelines that must be followed in an areas where flamible substances are stored.
To learn more about the ATEX Directives go to the HSE's website here
One of our Atex Rated Pumps is the Piusi EX50 Atex Pump
How Does a Fuel Transfer Pump Work?
A fuel transfer pump works simple by pumping fuel such as diesel or kerosene from one tank or container to another. Some diesel transfer pumps are rotary vane pumps, others are gear pumps. Electric diesel transfer pumps can be purchased in 12 volt, 24 volt, 230 volt and in ac and dc versions. Some diesel transfer pumps can also be battery operated for remote use.