SHURFLO 12/24V Float Switch – Non-Mercury Bilge Pump Activation Switch for Boats (SKU: 036789)

The SHURFLO 12/24V Float Switch (SKU: 036789) is designed to offer automatic control of your bilge pump, ensuring efficient water removal from boats and marine vessels. Built with marine-grade components and a non-mercury mechanism, it is a dependable, low-maintenance solution that activates your bilge pump when rising water levels are detected.

Key Features:

• 12V / 24V Compatibility: Works with both 12-volt and 24-volt DC systems, offering versatility for various marine setups.
• Automatic Pump Control: Engages the bilge pump when water levels rise, then shuts off when levels recede—no manual action required.
• Non-Mercury Design: Environmentally friendly internal switching with no toxic mercury, and fully ignition-protected for marine safety.
• Flexible Installation: Can be mounted remotely or directly next to the pump, making it suitable for a wide range of bilge layouts.
• Durable Wiring: Comes pre-wired with a 3-inch tinned copper wire assembly for corrosion resistance and long life in marine environments.

Specifications:

• Voltage: 12V or 24V DC
• Wire Length: 3 inches (tinned marine-grade)
• Mounting Options: Direct or remote mount
• Safety: Non-mercury, ignition-protected
• Brand: SHURFLO

Applications:

• Bilge pump automation for boats, yachts, and marine equipment
• Freshwater or saltwater vessel water management
• Ideal for both leisure craft and commercial marine use

Installation Tips:

Mount the switch securely in a level position where it will respond reliably to rising water. Connect to your bilge pump circuit per voltage specifications. Always test the float action before leaving port to ensure pump engagement is responsive and reliable.

Why Choose SHURFLO?

SHURFLO is a trusted name in marine and RV fluid systems. Their float switches are designed to endure the tough conditions of marine environments, delivering smooth, hands-free bilge operation with minimal maintenance. It’s peace of mind when you’re out on the water.