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Looking for a pressure switch or 12 volt pump with a pressure switch
I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little
boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). -- Chris Green · |
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Chris Green wrote:
I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I think you might well have a problem finding a pressure switch to work over that range cheaply and with the degree of hysteresis needed to match the pump. To be honest by the time you have found a switch, adapted it to fit mechanically and added a relay you might just as well buy the replacement part and the warranty that goes with it. |
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On Monday, 27 March 2017 13:33:03 UTC+1, Chris Green wrote:
I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I don't know what pressure washing machine pressostats work at, 1 or 2 bar seems rather high. I expect many pumps would work if run on less than rated voltage, at what current draw I don't know. I don't know how long little windscreen squirt pumps can run for. NT |
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Chris Green Wrote in message: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay ^M152357653049 ? Well, yes, apart from the £42 postage whch takes the price back up to £66. -- Chris Green · |
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Chris Green Wrote in message:
I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay 152357653049 ? -- Jim K |
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On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 1:33:03 PM UTC+1, Chris Green wrote:
I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). -- Chris Green · The "Marine Shurflo Water Pump 7 L/min 20 Psi 12v" might be suitable for you. They cost less than £50. My experience with Shurflow pumps has been very good. Work well, reliable, no priming needed. Robert |
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RobertL wrote:
On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 1:33:03 PM UTC+1, Chris Green wrote: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). -- Chris Green · The "Marine Shurflo Water Pump 7 L/min 20 Psi 12v" might be suitable for you. They cost less than £50. My experience with Shurflow pumps has been very good. Work well, reliable, no priming needed. Yes, the Shurflo pumps seem to be some of the most reasonably priced ones. If nothing else appears that would seem to be the way to go, thank you. -- Chris Green · |
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jim k wrote:
Chris Green Wrote in message: jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay ^M152357653049 ? Well, yes, apart from the £42 postage whch takes the price back up to £66. For a complete new matched pump & pressure switch. You could always Google for a better price yourself rather than expect others to? I have been for the last day or so. I can find pumps from various UK suppliers and manufacturers around the same £66 price but nothing cheaper. If they can be sold in the USA for £25 or why not here? -- Chris Green · |
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Chris Green Wrote in message:
jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay ^M152357653049 ? Well, yes, apart from the £42 postage whch takes the price back up to £66. For a complete new matched pump & pressure switch. You could always Google for a better price yourself rather than expect others to? -- Jim K |
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wrote in message ... On Monday, 27 March 2017 13:33:03 UTC+1, Chris Green wrote: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I don't know what pressure washing machine pressostats work at, 1 or 2 bar seems rather high. I expect many pumps would work if run on less than rated voltage, at what current draw I don't know. I don't know how long little windscreen squirt pumps can run for. Not long with the one I tried. Boat bilge pumps run a lot longer. Not that cheap tho. |
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"Chris Green" wrote in message ... jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay ^M152357653049 ? Well, yes, apart from the £42 postage whch takes the price back up to £66. For a complete new matched pump & pressure switch. You could always Google for a better price yourself rather than expect others to? I have been for the last day or so. I can find pumps from various UK suppliers and manufacturers around the same £66 price but nothing cheaper. If they can be sold in the USA for £25 or why not here? Because you lot have decided to BRexit and have to be punished for doing that... |
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Chris Green Wrote in message:
jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: jim k wrote: Chris Green Wrote in message: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Like eBay ^M152357653049 ? Well, yes, apart from the £42 postage whch takes the price back up to £66. For a complete new matched pump & pressure switch. You could always Google for a better price yourself rather than expect others to? I have been for the last day or so. I can find pumps from various UK suppliers and manufacturers around the same £66 price but nothing cheaper. If they can be sold in the USA for £25 or why not here? I've found one for £37 (new). -- Jim K |
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Rod Speed wrote:
wrote in message ... On Monday, 27 March 2017 13:33:03 UTC+1, Chris Green wrote: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I don't know what pressure washing machine pressostats work at, 1 or 2 bar seems rather high. I expect many pumps would work if run on less than rated voltage, at what current draw I don't know. I don't know how long little windscreen squirt pumps can run for. Not long with the one I tried. Boat bilge pumps run a lot longer. Not that cheap tho. Bilge pumps run very rarely, if at all! At least one hopes they don't! -- Chris Green · |
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writes I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). Caravan stuff any good? -- bert |
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"Chris Green" wrote in message ... Rod Speed wrote: wrote in message ... On Monday, 27 March 2017 13:33:03 UTC+1, Chris Green wrote: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I don't know what pressure washing machine pressostats work at, 1 or 2 bar seems rather high. I expect many pumps would work if run on less than rated voltage, at what current draw I don't know. I don't know how long little windscreen squirt pumps can run for. Not long with the one I tried. Boat bilge pumps run a lot longer. Not that cheap tho. Bilge pumps run very rarely, if at all! At least one hopes they don't! Irrelevant to how long they last if you use them a lot more than they get used as a bilge pump. I used one for years with a very slow drain for the shower that was a big hassle to fix the drainage properly. |
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Rod Speed wrote:
Boat bilge pumps run a lot longer. Not that cheap tho. Bilge pumps run very rarely, if at all! At least one hopes they don't! Irrelevant to how long they last if you use them a lot more than they get used as a bilge pump. I used one for years with a very slow drain for the shower that was a big hassle to fix the drainage properly. Irrelevant to the comment you made. :-) -- Chris Green · |
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On Monday, 27 March 2017 18:10:46 UTC+1, jim wrote:
tabbypurr Wrote in message: On Monday, 27 March 2017 13:33:03 UTC+1, Chris Green wrote: I'm looking for a replacement for the water feed pump on our little boat. The 'standard' marine ones from Jabsco are a ridiculous price as are the spares for the worn out one that I have so I'm looking for alternatives. A replacement pressure switch (all I *actually* need is the spring contacts) for my Jabsco pump is more than £30. All their spares are silly prices, even paper gaskets cost tens of pounds. So, as I said, I'm looking for alternatives. The difficult part is finding a pump that doesn't deliver *too much* pressure. It's easy to find pumps that deliver 60 to 100 psi but this is too much for the bendy plastic pipe plumbing. I need a pump that delivers around 10 to 15 litres/minute at 15 to 25 psi (that's 1 to 1.5 Bar). As I said it's easy to find pumps that deliver 60psi or more and cost only £10 to £15 but all the lower pressure ones cost £60 or more. Maybe I'll have to spend that much but I'd prefer not to (surprise!). Alternatively a pressure switch that operates in the 1 to 2 Bar range would solve my problem, I could use it with the existing pump (and a big fat automative relay to handle the current if necessary). I don't know what pressure washing machine pressostats work at, 1 or 2 bar seems rather high. ? My "whole house" water pump is set to 3.5 bar. I expect some people's mains water pressure is even higher... which is way higher than the pressure a WM pressostat ever sees. NT |
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