
Whale Marine
Whale Grey Waste Tank - 8 Liter - 2.1 Gallons - 1 Sensor
SKU 103972·Marine Sanitation
$317.02
Grey Waste Tank - 8 Liter - 2.1 Gallons - 1 SensorThis tank has a unique ‘triple seal’ lid that isolates electronics from the harsh grey waste environment for advanced durability.Features: Integrated sensors for autom...
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This tank has a unique ‘triple seal’ lid that isolates electronics from the harsh grey waste environment for advanced durability.
Features:
- Integrated sensors for automatic pump control; a solid-state switch protected against water ingress
- Easy wiring - connect any 12V or 24V DC pump system (up to 20 amps with no relay required)
- Ports shaped for drilling accuracy (8-liter and 20-liter tanks only)
- Double switch models - the second sensor can be wired to a high-level alarm or second pump
- Pumps can be top- or side-mounted on a 20-liter tank
Specifications:
- Capacity: 8 liters (2.1 gallons)
- No. of Sensors: 1
- Electrical Connections: Tinned wire ends
- Inlet Hose Connections: 19mm (¾") x 2, 25mm (1") x 3, 38mm (1½") x 3
- Outlet Hose Connections: 19mm (¾") x 1, 25mm (1") x 1
- Materials: Tank: MDPE, Seals: EPDM/Neoprene, Monprene®, Lid: Glass-filled Polypropylene, ABS, Polyurethane
- Service Kits (Lid & Sensor Array): AK1005
BrandWhale Marine
SKU103972
UPC766478955630
TypeMarine Sanitation
Weight4.55 lb
Good to know
- Genuine Whale Marine product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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