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I just ordered mine from Bob, also going to hook up the flojet accumulator tank as well with it. Bob told me he personally tested / tortured the pump for 6 months and it held up flawlessly. From what I've read it seems like longevity is the major pitfall on these 12V pumps but this could well be the solution to that problem?

-- Edited by Chowell77 on Monday 8th of November 2010 07:33:37 PM

Roof Cleaning Pro Greensboro NC (336)362 7659 wrote:

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http://www.ittflowcontrol.com/marine-and-rv/water-pressure-systems/jabsco-water-pressure-systems/switched-pumps/52600-series-par-max-70.htm

I found this new JABSCO PAR-MAX 7 gpm 80 psi pump.

It looks similar to the new Flojet Pentaflex 7.0

This pump costs more but it may hold up longer because it has a glass filled poly head instead of a glass filled nylon head.

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If I'm not mistaken that's the same compnay that makes the flojet out of the same plant right?

 

Roof Cleaning Pro Greensboro NC (336)362 7659 wrote:

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http://ittflowcontrol.com/files/itemdoc358791.pdf


Awesome pump.  I'll have to order one.

Scott, I don't see the max amperage rating written anywhere. 

Do you know how many amps it draws?

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click the 4 model specs mike, the 12 volt draws 35 amps, and it is 60 psi NOT 80 psi !