Albin Group Cartridge Bilge Pump Low 1100GPH - 12V

The Albin Group Cartridge Bilge Pump Low 1100GPH - 12V is an essential piece of safety equipment for any serious boater or angler who spends extended time on the water. This 12-volt bilge pump is engineered to handle the critical task of removing water accumulation from your boat's bilge—a responsibility that directly impacts vessel integrity and crew safety. Whether you're running offshore fishing trips, navigating coastal waters, or cruising inland lakes, keeping your bilge dry is non-negotiable, and this pump delivers reliable, continuous water evacuation at 1100 gallons per hour.

Built with Albin Group's proven cartridge pump design, this low-profile unit operates efficiently on standard 12V DC marine electrical systems found in center consoles, cabin cruisers, and sport-fishing vessels. The 1100GPH flow rate ensures rapid bilge clearance even in heavy sea conditions or when dealing with slow leaks that accumulate during extended operations. At just 0.85 pounds and measuring 4 x 3 x 6 inches, the compact footprint makes installation practical in confined engine compartments where space is at a premium. The cartridge design also simplifies maintenance—a critical advantage when you're miles from shore and every component must remain accessible and serviceable.

This pump suits both primary and backup bilge duty on vessels ranging from 25 to 40 feet, and experienced boaters often install one as their main system while maintaining a second unit as insurance against electrical or mechanical failure. The 12V rating integrates seamlessly with most marine battery banks and can be wired to automatic float switches for hands-free operation—critical when you're fighting a fish or navigating rough conditions. Installation requires basic plumbing connections and electrical integration into your vessel's 12V circuit; consult your boat's schematic to ensure proper voltage supply and breaker sizing. This is the pump you depend on when your boat's safety depends on staying dry below deck.