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Piusi Panther E120 Diesel Transfer Pump kit 230v with Pulse Outlet & Hose Tails
£515.56£618.67
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Choosing the right Diesel Pump Kits
Our diesel pump kits offer a safe and efficient way to transfer fuel from storage tanks to your equipment – perfect for anyone who relies on diesel, from fleet managers to farm owners, construction crews to boaters. At Fuel Tank Shop, we have a diesel pump kit for every need. For quick top-ups, consider a lightweight hand pump kit – ideal for transferring fuel from drums or IBC totes. These manual pumps are portable and perfect for on-the-go jobs. For larger volumes or for continuous use, choose an electric pump kit, either mains powered for high flow rates, or battery pumps that are ideal for remote locations or use with work trucks. Many of our diesel pump kits include extras like hoses, nozzles, and flow meters so you can get setup for maximum efficiency.
If you’re thinking about expanding your fuel storage options, check out our selection of transportable diesel tanks to keep your operation running smoothly. To ensure clean fuel reaches your engine, don't forget to explore our range of diesel fuel filters – another essential for any diesel equipment owner. And, for a perfect refuelling experience, we also offer a variety of diesel fuel nozzles to choose from.
Diesel Pump Kits FAQs
What is included in a diesel pump kit?
Typically the pump, a delivery hose, a nozzle, and the fittings and suction assembly needed to connect to the tank. Better kits include a filter and a flow meter.
Buying as a kit matters because the components are matched — the hose bore, nozzle flow rating and pump output are chosen to work together rather than throttling each other.
Which voltage should I choose?
12V for vehicle-mounted and remote use with no mains supply. 24V for HGV and plant applications. 110V for construction sites on reduced-voltage supply. 230V for fixed yard and depot installations, which is the most common choice.
400V three-phase is used where high flow rates are needed for bulk transfer.
What flow rate do I need?
Match it to what you are filling. Cars, vans and small plant are well served by 40 to 60 litres per minute. HGVs and larger plant benefit from 70 to 90. Bulk transfer between tanks warrants 100 plus.
Higher flow is not always better — a high-flow nozzle into a small fill neck triggers constant auto shut-off and slows the job down.
Do I need a meter?
If you are recording usage, recharging fuel to jobs or departments, or monitoring for losses, yes. A mechanical meter is adequate for totalising; a digital meter gives batch totals and better accuracy.
If fuel use needs to be attributed to individual vehicles or drivers, a full fuel management system is the better answer than a meter alone.
Can a diesel pump kit be used for AdBlue?
No. AdBlue corrodes the brass and aluminium components used in diesel pumps, and hydrocarbon residue will contaminate the AdBlue and damage the vehicle's SCR system.
AdBlue requires dedicated stainless steel and plastic equipment, kept entirely separate from fuel equipment.
How is the pump mounted?
Kits are supplied for tank-top mounting, wall mounting or bracket mounting depending on the model. Suction-side pumps must be sited within their rated suction lift of the fuel level.
Suction lift is the specification most often overlooked — a pump mounted too high above the tank outlet will struggle to prime and will cavitate in use.











