Rule 2000 GPH Bilge Pump 12V - Submersible Marine Boat Accessory with 1-1/8" Discharge, Anti-Airlock, Reliable Ignition Protection, Silent Operation, Easy-Clean Strainer - Rust/Corrosion Resistant

works great. The cost is more, but you get what you pay for.

Excelente todo al dia

Installed in Edgewater 262. Pump works, pushes water fast, easy hook-up. Provided you can get into bilge area.

Great reliable product Great service

I always use Rule pumps on my boat because I trust them. They cost more than most others, but I pay the price as I know I can trust the pump will work when it needs to. I bought this one for the shower sump on my boat. It will run daily and I needed a pump that was durable for daily use. I gave it four stars instead of five due to the high cost of the pump.

I've had a pair of these on my boat for the last 4 years, and they've been flawless. The boat stays in the water so the pumps have to work and these have been great. The only reason I'm replacing one of them is the float switch failed on and one overheated. It still runs, but I'm not taking any chances because it got very hot. Highly recommend. The float switches are another story....

Realmente es una bomba de alta prestación y trabajo duro ha funcionado en todo tipo de clima y en todo tipo de circunstancias, inclusive cuando las sentinas se inundó con grasa,aceite y hasta con un poco de gasolina y está bomba sigue funcionando bien estoy contento.

No one wants to worry that their boat, perhaps in a slip two hours away, is slowly taking on water because the bilge pump has failed. Well, you can sleep soundly with the reliable Rule 2000 (10-6UL) bilge pump on the job. Over the years, I have replaced perfectly good Rule pumps with some other brand of "New Concept" bilge pump. Well, they all eventually packed it in and wound up in the marina dumpster. So, it was back to Rule for me. The Rule 10-6 UL is non-automatic and must be paired with a float switch or sensor. The Rule Super Switch float switch is an ideal choice. I have never had one of these fine switches leak or otherwise fail. In addition to the float switch, you will need a "remote" (panel-mounted) ON/OFF/AUTO switch. Pick any of the Rule remote switches sold by Amazon to suit your mounting location. I have a very deep bilge in the keel of my sailboat, 3 feet or so. The 6-foot wire leads of the 10-6 UL made a corrosion - free installation easy, especially when paired with the waterproof connections of the Super Switch. Oddly, the leads on the Super Switch are shorter than the pump wires. If you have deep bilges, it's important to use liquid sealer and/or shrink wrap on the switch-wire splices. I also solder the switch connections with "radio" solder, which is made with a non-acid flux. NEVER use regular "plumbing" solder, which has corrosive acid in its flux. This is a big pump. Before you purchase it, make sure that your bilge has room for it and the Super Switch (which is also rather large.) Because it is physically large, I have found that the Rule will continue to pump even when it encounters some minor debris (but remember, good seamanship includes keeping pristine bilges.)