Choose a 12V or 24V DC fuel-transfer pump only after checking the supply where it will connect. The CE-40DC, CE-70-A-DC and CE-80-DC pump options have DC ratings; the AC220V option belongs to the CE-204 and CE-206 dispensers, not these pumps.
What should you verify at the transfer point?
Check whether the supply at the connection is AC or DC, then measure its voltage before choosing a pump version. For a fixed industrial installation, check the transfer point itself rather than relying on a nearby socket.
- Verify AC or DC power and measure the voltage at the planned connection.
- For DC power, choose a pump version that matches 12V or 24V.
- Check the chosen version’s current against the supply, wiring and circuit protection.
- Record the liquid and the flow you need in L/min.
- Match the pump’s inlet and outlet sizes to your hose and fittings.
- Decide whether you need a transfer pump or a dispenser with delivery controls.
- Get a quote for the exact version, showing the INR price with GST included.
Which transfer pumps have 12V and 24V versions?
CE-40DC and CE-80-DC have 12V and 24V versions; CE-70-A-DC also has a 12V/24V rating. Pick the voltage that matches your DC supply, then compare flow, liquid use and connections.
CE-40DC is rated at 40 L/min for diesel and kerosene. It has 3/4-inch inlet and outlet connections and a 30-minute work cycle. CE-80-DC is rated at 80 L/min for diesel transfer, with 1-inch connections.
The CE-70-A-DC is rated at 70 L/min with 3/4-inch connections. Check its suitability for your liquid before purchase; its voltage and flow figures alone do not settle that choice.
How do the listed current ratings affect the choice?
CE-40DC draws 22A at 12V and 12A at 24V. CE-80-DC draws 44A at 12V and 21A at 24V. Use the figure for the exact model and voltage when checking the supply, cable and circuit protection.
CE-70-A-DC has a 4A current figure, but that figure is not assigned to either its 12V or 24V rating. Get the current requirement for the version you intend to buy. Do not use CE-40DC’s or CE-80-DC’s rating in its place.
A supply set up for a 12V CE-40DC must not be treated as ready for a 12V CE-80-DC: their ratings are 22A and 44A respectively. Have the electrical installer size the wiring and protection for the selected pump; no cable or fuse size is specified here.
What AC voltage options are listed, and for which equipment?
The CE-40DC, CE-70-A-DC and CE-80-DC are DC-only pumps, with no 220V AC or 110V AC version. Do not connect a DC pump directly to an AC supply or choose it for an AC-only point based on flow rate.
The CE-204 and CE-206 dispensers each offer DC12V, DC24V and AC220V. Their AC220V option applies to those dispensers, not to CE-40DC, CE-70-A-DC or CE-80-DC. Both dispensers have a 20-80 L/min flow range.
If you need pump-only transfer from an AC supply, establish the voltage rating of an actual AC transfer-pump model before buying. If you need dispensing controls, compare the CE-204 and CE-206 instead. This distinction matters when a transport company is specifying fleet fuelling, or a textile mill is setting up a fixed diesel point.
How should flow rate and connections influence the pump choice?
CE-40DC is rated at 40 L/min, CE-70-A-DC at 70 L/min, and CE-80-DC at 80 L/min. Compare those rates with the job, but settle the liquid, voltage and connection checks too.
| Transfer pump | Voltage option | Flow rate | Inlet and outlet |
|---|---|---|---|
| CE-40DC | 12V or 24V DC | 40 L/min | 3/4 inch |
| CE-70-A-DC | 12V/24V DC | 70 L/min | 3/4 inch |
| CE-80-DC | 12V or 24V DC | 80 L/min | 1 inch |
The 1-inch CE-80-DC connection differs from the 3/4-inch connections on the other two pumps. Check your planned hose and fittings before selecting a model. For other site checks beyond voltage, use these diesel transfer-pump selection points.
Compare quotes for the same model, voltage and connections, with GST shown clearly. Buying from an Indian supplier can make a version-specific quote easier to check, but verify the product’s origin before claiming Make in India status.
For a fuel installation, check which PESO and Factory Act requirements apply to the site before work begins. Do not treat a voltage rating as a site approval. Also ask for any required BIS evidence for the specific purchase.
- Measure the supply at the transfer point and note whether it is DC or AC, and its exact voltage.
- Write down the liquid to be moved and the flow rate needed in L/min.
- Match that flow to CE-40DC (40 L/min), CE-70-A-DC (70 L/min) or CE-80-DC (80 L/min).
- Pick the 12V or 24V version of the shortlisted model, then confirm its current rating against the supply and wiring.
- Check inlet and outlet size against your hose and fittings, then request a version-specific, GST-inclusive quote.
For example, if you need to move diesel at roughly 70 L/min through 3/4-inch hose already on site, CE-70-A-DC fits the flow and connection size; you would still confirm its current draw for your chosen 12V or 24V supply before ordering.
Common questions
Does the listed transfer-pump range include a 110V AC model?
The CE-40DC, CE-70-A-DC and CE-80-DC ratings specify DC voltage, not a 110V AC version.
Which listed equipment has an AC220V option?
The CE-204 and CE-206 dispensers offer AC220V, alongside DC12V and DC24V options.
Can I choose a pump from flow rate alone?
No. Check the available supply and the chosen version’s current, then match its liquid use and connection size to the job.
Do CE-40DC and CE-80-DC need the same wiring for their 12V versions?
No. CE-40DC draws 22A at 12V while CE-80-DC draws 44A at 12V, so each needs wiring and protection sized to its own rating.
Quick pick
- 40 L/min: Consider CE-40DC for diesel or kerosene; choose its matching 12V or 24V version.
- 70 L/min: Consider CE-70-A-DC; check liquid suitability and current for the chosen voltage.
- 80 L/min: Consider CE-80-DC for diesel transfer; allow for its 1-inch connections.
- AC220V with dispensing controls: Compare the CE-204 and CE-206 dispensers.
- AC-only pump transfer: Identify a transfer pump with an explicit matching AC rating before purchase.