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Hello All,

I'd appreciate some advice and your patience at my lack of knowledge of things electrical. The situation I have is I need to run a diesel pump that is designed to run off a standard car battery but I'm not using it to pump diesel or do it anywhere near a car. I would like to have some form of transformer to power it off the mains.

I have a little 12v 0.5amp transformer for light electrical items which clearly doesn't do the job - I'm assuming it's the very low ampage that's barely turning the pump over. I'd really appreciate some recommendations on the kind of transformer I'd need to essentially reproduce the output of a car battery.

Many thanks.
 
Cut out all the tedious brewing malarkey and just drink the diesel! Not all that different, comes in red and white versions just like wine, in my marine engineering days I must have had a few glasses of it.

On another note that's weird, I never saw the post* about the application and pump rating which is why I asked, but it's a bit academic now as there seems to be a better option that won't have non-food-grade lubrication etc like a diesel pump.

*I guess it was waiting for moderation, so not that weird then.


Yes was in the Mod Queue for 4hrs... sometimes we are all busy working our butts off :4:and we get the odd post that stands in the Mod Q longer than the norm' :uhoh2:
 
Cut out all the tedious brewing malarkey and just drink the diesel! Not all that different, comes in red and white versions just like wine, in my marine engineering days I must have had a few glasses of it.

On another note that's weird, I never saw the post* about the application and pump rating which is why I asked, but it's a bit academic now as there seems to be a better option that won't have non-food-grade lubrication etc like a diesel pum

*I guess it was waiting for moderation, so not that weird then.

The beauty of diesel is that one mouthfuls bouquet and taste lasts for days. :)
 
I'm pumping wine from one very large barrel to another. The pump details are:

Test Voltage: DC 12V
Motor Racing Speed: 8500r/min
Motor racing current: 0.3A
Pump running current largest :6.4A
Flow rate: 30L /min
Pressure head: 2.5M

If that helps. Not sure what's meant by the load?

Pull the PSU out of a dead PC, Google will tell you how to turn in on in the absence of a motherboard/on/off signal = 12v @ more than enough amps.

I hope this is homebrew only.
 

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