The Davies Craig EBP40 12V electric auxiliary water pump is designed to circulate cooling fluid within an auxiliary circuit on 12-volt vehicles. With a maximum flow rate of 40 L/min, it is suitable for systems requiring higher circulation capacity while maintaining a compact, easy-to-install design.
Why install an auxiliary water pump?
An auxiliary water pump does not necessarily replace the engine’s main water pump. Its function is to circulate cooling fluid through a secondary circuit to supply specific equipment or provide additional cooling when the vehicle’s configuration requires it.
It maintains a constant flow of cooling fluid, independent of the engine pump’s operation, and is an ideal solution for systems requiring dedicated cooling.
Various Applications on 12-Volt Vehicles
The Davies Craig EBP40 is designed for 12-volt vehicles equipped with an auxiliary cooling system. In particular, it can be used to power an auxiliary heating system, cool a water-cooled turbocharger, circulate cooling fluid through a water-to-air heat exchanger (charge cooler), or serve any other circuit requiring continuous circulation.
Its higher flow rate also makes it suitable for applications requiring greater circulation capacity than the compact models in the EBP range.
A flow rate suited to the most demanding auxiliary circuits
With a maximum flow rate of 40 L/min, the EBP40 is an ideal solution for auxiliary circuits requiring greater circulation of the cooling fluid while maintaining a compact footprint. Its size makes it easy to integrate into a modified street car, a race car, an SUV, or any other project requiring a reliable auxiliary electric pump.
Supplied ready for installation, it integrates easily into a wide range of automotive configurations.
A reliable solution to complement a cooling system
Whether to improve cooling for specific equipment or to create an independent circuit, the Davies Craig EBP40 electric auxiliary water pump offers a simple, compact, and efficient solution to ensure steady flow of the cooling fluid in 12-volt vehicles.