Supersub Smart 650 automatic bilge pump - 12 V

The Supersub Smart 650 automatic bilge pump is designed for autonomous dewatering. In automatic mode, the pump starts with a 5-second delay.

Yes, the Supersub Smart 650 automatic bilge pump (part number SS5212) is supplied with an integrated non-return valve (N.R.V.).

The Supersub Smart 650 automatic bilge pump (reference SS5212) operates on a 12 V direct current (d.c.) power supply.

The Supersub Smart 650 pump stands out with its low profile and narrow design, making it suitable for confined spaces in bilges.

Yes, a mounting wedge is supplied with the Supersub Smart range automatic pumps, including model SS5212.

This pump is specifically designed for electric bilge pumping in your boat, ensuring evacuation of accumulated water.

The Supersub Smart 650 pump is an automatic model designed to detect water in the bilge and activate accordingly. It includes a 5-second delay to prevent unnecessary activation due to waves and shuts off approximately 25 seconds after the water level drops.

Yes, the Supersub Smart 650 pump (model SS5212) is supplied with a non-return valve (N.R.V.). A mounting wedge is also included, specifically for automatic pumps, to facilitate optimal installation.

The Supersub Smart 650 automatic bilge pump operates on 12 V d.c. (direct current).

This pump is specifically designed to remove normal bilge water from recreational boats. It must not be used as the sole or primary bilge pump except on boats up to 24 meters (78.8 feet). Using it with other liquids or for other applications may void the warranty.

Yes, all piping must include a properly installed anti-siphon valve or anti-siphon loop. The pumped water must be discharged through a through-hull fitting located above the boat's waterline.

To test automatic operation, set the three-position switch to the "Automatic" position. Place your fingers on the pump sensor area and wait about 5 seconds to confirm it activates. Then remove your fingers and wait about 25 seconds for the pump to stop.

Check and clean the filter and/or impeller with warm soapy water (do not use chemical products). Disconnect the pump and check for any blockages or dirt in the pipes and fittings. Ensure that the piping and fittings are not too narrow, crushed, or collapsed. Check the battery charge level. Inspect the fuse and replace it if necessary with a suitable fuse. Ensure that the sensor is correctly positioned according to the installation instructions.

It is recommended to regularly check the pump to ensure there is no blockage. The filter and the impeller must be cleaned with warm soapy water. It is imperative never to use chemical cleaning products, as they could damage the pump.

To prevent damage caused by freezing during cold months, ensure that water is regularly drained from the bilge, especially before and during the winter period.

The Supersub product range is designed as a non-repairable product. In case of failure, the pump cannot be repaired. If the pump fails outside the warranty period or due to misuse, a complete replacement of the pump is required.

No, unscrewing the rear section of the pump is strictly prohibited. Any interference with the internal electrical components will make the pump unusable and void all warranty. This part of the pump is not designed to be repaired or serviced by the user.

Yes, if the sensor is too close to piping, the boat's structure, or another mass, this can cause continuous or incorrect activation of the pump. Ensure the sensor is clear and that there are no moving objects in the bilge that could cover it or trigger it accidentally.

The Supersub Smart 650 bilge pump is designed for fully automatic operation. It detects the presence of water and activates accordingly. Once the water level is lowered, it switches off automatically.

Its switching system uses solid-state components, meaning there are no moving parts for detection. Additionally, it includes a 5-second delay at startup to ignore temporary waves or water movements, preventing false activations.

For correct installation of the Supersub Smart 650 pump, please follow these points:

The mounting surface must have a minimum thickness of 19 mm (3/4"). The pump must not be screwed directly to the hull; it must be mounted on a bulkhead or an additional board. The pumped water must be discharged via a through-hull fitting correctly installed and located above the boat’s waterline. All piping must include a properly installed check valve or anti-siphon loop. The electrical wiring must comply with applicable standards and include a properly sized fuse or circuit breaker. A mounting bracket is supplied with the pump to optimize installation.