HORUSDY Battery Portable Gas & Liquid Transfer Pump — 2.2 GPM, Cordless Siphon

Meet the HORUSDY Battery Powered Transfer Pump

Designed for flexibility and portability, the HORUSDY Battery Portable Pump delivers a controlled, on‑demand liquid transfer without a cord. This compact device runs on battery power, giving you two power options: 2 D batteries or 6 AA batteries (batteries not included). Whether you’re at home, in the garage, or off the beaten path, this pump is built to adapt to your fueling and liquid-handling tasks.

Performance and compatibility

With a flow rate of about 2.2 gallons per minute, you can move fuel quickly from drums, jerrycans, or small cans into tanks or reservoirs. The 16-inch suction tube fits most common containers, and the 1-inch suction diameter helps ensure a snug fit on many fuel containers. A 2-foot hose provides room to set containers safely while pumping, helping reduce spills. The pump body is crafted from durable, non-toxic, and corrosion-resistant materials to withstand routine use.

It transfers gasoline, light oils, kerosene, and diesel, among other similar fuels. Corrosive liquids should not be transported with this pump. Always follow local safety guidelines and container specs when pumping.

Use cases and practicality

Whether you’re refueling a motorcycle after a ride, topping off a generator, or moving fuel from a drum to a smaller can for on-site use, this pump offers portable convenience. Its battery-powered design makes it useful in spaces without mains power, such as garages, campsites, or job sites.

Key features

• 2.2 GPM flow rate for quick transfers
• Battery-powered with 2 D or 6 AA options (batteries not included)
• 16-inch suction tube and 1-inch inlet for broad container compatibility
• 2-foot hose to keep operators a safe distance from spills
• Durable, non-toxic, corrosion-resistant construction
• Suitable for gasoline, light oils, kerosene, and diesel
• Not recommended for corrosive liquids

Usage ideas

• Refuel motorcycles, ATVs, or lawn equipment on site
• Move fuel from drums or jerrycans to smaller containers
• Prepare backup fuel for generators during outages or camping trips

Note: For best results, follow container specifications and safety guidelines when pumping any liquid.