Jabsco HotShot HD4 Heavy Duty Washdown Pump – 24V – 4 GPM – 60 PSI

JABSCO HOTSHOT HD4 HEAVY DUTY WASHDOWN PUMP 24V 4GPM 60PSI

HotShot HD4 Heavy Duty Washdown Pump – 24V – 4 GPM – 60 PSI

Years of clean decks and satisfaction in the form of robust and reliable high-flow and high-pressure diaphragm pumps. The Jabsco legacy of exceptional products continues with this updated and improved lineup of washdown pumps and kits. 

HD (Heavy Duty) models include a wider diameter motor with a powder coated shell, cast aluminum endbells and lower housing to improve pressure capability and life. 

Standard models provide exceptional performance in an economical footprint. A plastic housing protects the motors from corrosion. 

Features:

• Co-molded diaphragm technology for long life and durability
• HD models feature heavy duty, motors and cast aluminum lower housings which allow for long-life, even at high pressures
• Efficient and quiet operation
• Integrated, sealed pressure switch for on-demand operation
• Self-priming allows for installation versatility
• Can run dry without damage
• Quick connect ports for ease of installation, servicing, and maintenance
• Vibration dampening mounting feet
• Full kit versions available which include 25′ (7.6m) hose coil

Specifications:

• Motor design: Brushed, permanent magnet TENV 
• Pumphead upper housing material: Glass fiber reinforced polypropylene 
• Diaphragm: Co-molded TPV 
• Check valves: EPDM 
• Max inlet pressure: 30 PSI (2.1 Bar) 
• Fluid temperature range: 32°F – 140°F (0°C – 60°C) 
• Dry self-priming capability: 7ft min (2.1m min) 
• Certifications: CE, ISO8846, RCM 
• Ingress protection: IPX6

Fittings & Accessories:

• Quick Connect straight hosebarb and GHT fittings. Size varies by model. 
• 90° 20 mesh Quick Connect strainer 
• Trigger nozzle & Quick Connect hose adapters 
• Kit version includes 25′ HoseCoil

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including ANTIMONY OXIDE (ANTIMONY TRIOXIDE) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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