Safety is a top priority for any angler going on a fishing trip with his own boat. The Johnson Pump 60 Inches In Feet in-line blower with 158 CFM may be the additional boat component which you need to ensure perfect safety and enjoyment as well. Use this detailed review of the product to find out whether it is right for you.
Product Description
The Johnson Pump 3-inch in-line blower operates at 12 volts and 158 CFM. Both its inlet and outlet are 3 60 Inches In Feet in diameter. The unit is made from ABS plastic. It measures 10.8 by 7 by 5.5 60 Inches In Feet and weighs 1.6 lbs. It uses motors resistant to corrosion and a set of electrical connections. It comes with a five-blade fan. It has mounting feet for installation on flat surfaces. It is suitable for providing ventilation in engine compartments and bilges and galleys and heads as well.
Features
The size of the Johnson Pump 60 Inches In Feet in-line blower is sufficiently small for it to fit on virtually any fishing boat. It does not matter how limited the available space is. The device is lightweight as well. This makes its installation quite easy. The other feature which makes installation a breeze is the set of mounting feet. More importantly, they will keep the unit steadily fixed at a safe distance above the ground.
The plastic make of the device is another feature worth evaluating. ABS plastic is perfectly resistant to water and this is extremely important. It will not rust or weaken even if the unit is installed on a boat used daily. This plastic has good UV resistance as well. It will retain its structure and sturdiness for many years to come. Overall, it can be said that the unit is weather resistant.
The motors of the in-line blower work well. They have reliable construction. They are perfectly resistant to rust and this is very important for their long term operation. The electrical connections are of top quality. You should not expect failure or accidents which can put you and your fellow anglers at risk.
The 60 Inches In Feet inlet and outlet is sufficiently big to ventilate a bilge or engine compartment of small to medium size size. The five-blade fan does an excellent job in suctioning and releasing the fumes and the hotter air.