Foot-operated manual water pump
A foot pump and a hand pump for boats are devices for pumping water on board a boat without the use of electricity. They are used to supply taps, showers, sinks or toilets with fresh or sea water. They are essential navigation instruments to have on board. There are various types of pump, which can be classified according to their mode of operation.
- Foot-operated pumps are operated manually by pressing a foot pedal. They are generally used on small boats or pleasure craft, and are relatively simple to operate.
- Hand pumps are operated manually by means of a handle or twist grip. They are also used on small boats and are generally faster and more efficient than foot pumps.
This type of water pump requires a lot of elbow grease to operate, but is very practical, unlike an electric pump, in the event of a power cut or in a place without electricity.
The water pump is an integral part of what's known as a water group, which circulates hot or cold water throughout the boat. The water group is made up of a water pump, an exchanger to heat or cool the water, and a hot water tank.

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