Jabsco Ballast King Bronze DC Pump w/o Switch - 15 GPM

Jabsco Ballast King Bronze DC Pump w/o Switch - 15 GPM

Powerful, compact, and dependable ballast pump designed for wakeboard and ski boats. The Ballast King delivers a reliable 15 gallons per minute (57 L/min) flow, enabling fast fill times—roughly five minutes for standard ballast tanks. Its bronze body and rugged components are built to withstand marine environments, while a simple, maintenance-light design means fewer wearing parts for long-term reliability.

• Flow rate: 15 US gallons per minute (57 L/min)
• Self-priming: Self-primes from dry up to 1.2 m (4 ft)
• Ballast capacity: Adds approx 125 lbs (56 kg) of ballast per minute
• Reversible operation: Reversible to fill and to empty ballast tanks
• Protection: Run-Dry Protection Device (patent pending) automatically shuts off to protect the impeller if the pump is left on after the ballast tank is empty
• Build & materials: Bronze body, Jabsco neoprene impeller, lip-type seal, fully enclosed stainless steel shaft
• Marine compliance: ISO 8846 MARINE ignition protection
• Voltage & electrical: 12 V DC, 19 A, 25 A fuse
• Mounting & dimensions: 3 5/8" x 8" x 4 3/4" (approx.)
• Warranty & service: Rugged, reliable design with fewer wearing parts for easy maintenance

Applications

The Ballast King is designed to pump water into Wakeboard Liquid Ballast Tanks and, when reversed, to pump water out. It’s ideal for boats that require fast ballast fill and simple, dependable emptying with a compact, space-saving footprint.

Technical specifications

• Body material: Bronze
• Impeller: Jabsco Neoprene
• Seal: Lip type
• Ports: 1/2" internal pipe threads, 1" external hose barb
• Voltage: 12 V DC
• Amp draw: 19 A
• Fuse size: 25 A
• Motor type: Run-Dry Protection Device (patent pending)
• Shaft: Permanent magnet, fully enclosed stainless steel
• Duty cycle: Reversible with up to 30 minutes max
• Dimensions: 3 5/8" x 8" x 4 3/4"

Prop 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including NICKEL (METALLIC) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.