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Water Witch Submersible Electronic Bilge Pump Switch
Item: #887333 | Part Number: Not Selected$97.87 - $109.15
Description
The Water Witch Submersible Electronic Bilge Pump Switch 230 is a modern, reliable alternative to traditional float switches. With no moving parts and advanced sensor technology, it activates only when water is present, preventing false alarms and pump damage. Trusted by the U.S. and Canadian Coast Guards, it's easy to install, maintenance-free, and built for dependable bilge protection.
Water Witch Submersible Electronic Bilge Pump Switch Item # 887333
Description
The Water Witch Submersible Electronic Bilge Pump Switch 230 allows boat owners to forever rid themselves of the archaic outdated float switch.
Features:
- No moving parts and requires no adjustments
- Eliminates the chance of your battery dying or your pump burning out because of a jammed-on float switch
- Temperature, humidity and electrical noise will not affect this switch, nor will it interfere with other electronics
- In use by both the Canadian and U.S. Coast Guards
- No moving parts and no electrolysis
- Impermeable to all bilge substances
- Activates when water touches lower sensor
- Will not interfere with other electronics
- Will not pump a bilge full of gas, diesel or oil
- Easy to install and mounts at any angle
- 30" lead of 16 gauge tinned copper wire
- Unprecedented 7 Year limed warranty
- Exceeds both United States Coast t Guard and U.L. Standards
Specifications:
- Power Required:
- 12V DC (Model 230)
- 24V DC (Model 230-24)
- Power used: .006A
- Delay on: 6 - 8 seconds
- Delay off: 15 seconds
- Max load:
- 20A @ 12V DC
- 15A @ 24V DC
- Dimensions: 2 5/8" W x 1 5/8 H x 1 5/8" D
Note: A fuse and manual override switch are recommended with the installation of a Water Witch electronic bilge switch
Note: This bilge switch is for installation in salt water only.
Part Numbers for Water Witch Submersible Electronic Bilge Pump Switch
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Stanner from
Water Witch 230
I’ve had two of the model 230 bilge pump switches over the last 8 years, and the only reason I purchased a new one recently was because I had a diesel tank leak with diesel ending up in bilge, the switch still worked, I just didn’t feel like cleaning it up. The company is a small mom & pop operation and they really stick behind their products. A few years ago I had problems with a major brand float switch which wasn’t turning on the pump because the float itself was not floating, happy I switched to a sensor type.
Date published: 2024-06-20