DEVIL DPUMP

DC fuel transfer pumps

The DEVIL DPUMP model: Displacement, self-priming, rotary electric vane pumps for transferring diesel fuel, characterized by high flow rates.

All pumps are equipped with by-pass valve.

Powerful, dependable and economical, they are available in 12 and 24-volt versions.

Thanks to their compact size, ease of installation, dependability and safety, these pumps are used as the primary system on earth-moving machinery and on mobile fuel pumps on vehicles or in construction yards.

Technical specifications

Cast iron pump body finished with anti-corrosion paint.
Vane pump with sintered steel rotor and acetal resin vanes.
By-pass valve incorporated in the pump body.
Direct current brush motor with permanent magnet stator.
Motor protection grade IP55.
Used in intermittent service with 30-minute work cycles.
Pump attachment support bracket.
Integrated on/off switch.
Flanged 1" connectors.
Available with power cables, incorporated fuses and pincers for connection to terminal strips.

Performances:

Flow rate: 76-82 l/min.
Speed: 2000 rpm.
Duty cycle: 30 min.
Current (max): 44 Amp (12V version) and 22,5 Amp (24V version).

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Cast iron pump body finished with anti-corrosion paint.
Vane pump with sintered steel rotor and acetal resin vanes.
By-pass valve incorporated in the pump body.
Direct current brush motor with permanent magnet stator.
Motor protection grade IP55.
Used in intermittent service with 30-minute work cycles.
Pump attachment support bracket.
Integrated on/off switch.
Flanged 1" connectors.
Available with power cables, incorporated fuses and pincers for connection to terminal strips.

Performances:

Flow rate: 76-82 l/min.
Speed: 2000 rpm.
Duty cycle: 30 min.
Current (max): 44 Amp (12V version) and 22,5 Amp (24V version).

The specifications may differ from areas and we keep the right to change without notice. Please check the specification with your local dealers. The colour of the product might be affected by photography and the monitor's setting, which might be different from the real product.