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Attwood Tsunami Cartridge Bilge and Aerator Pumps

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Attwood Tsunami Cartridge Bilge and Aerator Pumps

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Attwood Tsunami Cartridge Bilge and Aerator Pumps

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Attwood Tsunami Cartridge Bilge and Aerator Pumps are powered by dependable, long-lasting motor cartridges that are replaceable and interchangeable. These high efficiency, compact pumps feature housings made of rugged, glass and mineral filled polymer, making them able to withstand hull pounding and resist chemicals.

Both aerator and bilge pumps include a 29" wire and connector. Motors feature with watertight seals. 12 volt DC power.

Refer to table below to select bilge pump, aerator pump, or replacement motor cartridge.

Tech Specs

Item #	GPH	Pump Type
ATT-46067	500	Bilge
ATT-46087	800	Bilge
ATT-46127	1200	Bilge
ATT-46407	500	Aerator
ATT-46507	800	Aerator
ATT-46607	1200	Aerator
ATT-46206	500	Cartridge Motor
ATT-46226	800	Cartridge Motor
ATT-46246	1200	Cartridge Motor

Info & Guides

Aerator Pumps
Aerator pumps are designed to move more water and oxygen into livewell tanks, keeping fish active. The T500 & T800 models have an inlet length of 3-1/2" x 3/4", NPSM inlet thread style, and a 3/4" threaded outlet style. The T1200 models have an inlet length of 3-1/2" x 1-1/8", NPSM inlet thread style, and a 1-1/8" threaded outlet style.

Bilge Pumps
Bilge pumps feature a 3/4" I.D. and a barbed outlet style. They include mounting holes in their base, so no separate mounting brackets are needed.

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Fenton, Mo

5 out of 5 stars.

I would buy again.

6 years ago

Boat has two 1200 gph bilge pumps and six 800 gph pumps for livewell functions. These Tsunaml cartridges are real easy to change

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Berkshires, Mass.

5 out of 5 stars.

Installed the pump in a whitewater canoe

8 years ago

Installed this pump in a whitewater canoe to remove water almost as quickly as the rapids throw it in. Works well. Seems durable. Keeps me paddling the canoe in dicey situations where otherwise I would have to be bailing. Nice and lightweight!

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St. Louis

5 out of 5 stars.

Atwood bilge pumps 1200 gph and 800 gph

9 years ago

Bought one 1200gph pump and two 800gph pumps to have in case the pumps that are in my boat now ever go out. Boat has two 1200 gph bilge pumps and six 800gph live well pumps. These pumps will move some water.

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St. Louis

5 out of 5 stars.

Pumps

10 years ago

Bought 800&1200gph pumps as replacement pumps in case ones in boat ever go bad. Cannot comment on ease of installation since these are only the cartridge and not the whole pump assembly. I do know these pumps work good in my boat now.

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Q: Is the housing the same for the t500 & t800 aerator pumps? Can I replace a t800 cartridge with a t500 cartridge using the same housing?

5 years ago

1 Answer

A: No the 500 and 800 are different sizes.

5 years ago

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Q: is the T500 bildge pump saltwater compatible?

12 years ago

1 Answer

A: I don't run in salt water, I've had the pumps apart and it's only plastic so there is nothing for the salt to eat on.

12 years ago

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Q: How do you install aerator pump?

12 years ago

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A: 1 Attach the mounting brackets to the side of the aerator with a screwdriver and then mount the aerator to the side of the livewell. 2 Attach the air hose to the nozzle on the side of the aerator pump. 3 Attach the clamp to the other end of the hose and then lower it into the livewell. Use the clamp to attach it to the bottom lip of the tank. 4 For use with a marine battery attach O-rings to the ends of both wires, loosen the negative and positive battery cables on the boat with an adjustable wrench and connect the O-rings to the respective battery terminals. Replace the positive and negative battery cables after the O-rings have been attached. 5 Turn the aerator pump on to test it.

12 years ago

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