Marine-Tex, the legendary high-strength repair compound designed for filling, bonding and rebuilding wood, fiberglass, ceramic, glass, metal, masonry and many plastics.
Designed to handle all routine pumping jobs, and the unusual ones. It can pump water out of bilges, sump tanks, or from one tank to another. It can pump oil from inboard or sterndrive engines, or crankcases when oil needs changing. A tube is provided to insert into the dipstick hole and the oil can be quickly pumped out.
Category 2 version of the GlobalFix V5 EPRIB with AIS, NFC and RLS. Stored in the Manual Release Bracket or your Ditch Bag. Activates when out of the bracket and wet or manually in or out of the bracket
Panel front is IP66 when mounted with the gasket in place - protected against powerful water jets. Includes a 15A circuit breaker switch and a pre-wired harness with dual USB and a 12V Charging Socket. Also, it has a Mini OLED Voltmeter and the integrated circuit breaker prevents a parasitic draw.
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