• Requires no priming ever – It works on a hydro pneumatic system, using difference in air pressure to move fluids in and out of a tank.
• Will not jam – There are no moving parts in contact with the sewage, which means no broken diaphragms, jammed impellors or flapper valves.
• No spills – The suction hose is emptied by the air flow. If a hose is left open nothing happens.
• Automatic shut off – The pump will automatically shut off when the tank is full and discharge contents into the sewage facility.
• Easy to use – Push a switch, connect the hose to the boat and that’s it.
• Easy to install – Standard models are self-contained and free standing. They require 120 volt power and a hose or pipe to the sewer.
• Longer distances – Pumping distances of several thousand feet eliminates the need for extra lift stations.
• Easily serviced – Our custom designed solid state controls are reliable and eliminate the need for any mechanical floats, switches or valves inside the tank. The controls and pump assembly are located inside a single housing which can be removed easily for repair or replacement.

A suction line runs from the remote inlet on the dock to the pump (located on shore or in a little used area of the dock). The pump is controlled by a switch on the remote stand at the dock. One or more remotes can be used off the same pump, similar to a central vac in a house.