keimi FN901 Electric Fuel Transfer Pump, 3.2 GPM Auto-Stop, 51-Inch Hose
Product description
A portable fuel transfer setup can be more useful than a fixed pump when you need to refuel different equipment. The keimi FN901 combines battery or USB power with an auto-stop nozzle for attended transfer. Need to move fuel between a can and a vehicle or machine? Its long corrugated hose and four can adapters help make that task more manageable.
Tech specs
- Type: Electric fuel transfer pump
- Flow rate: 3.2 gallons per minute
- Operation: Automatic, with an auto-stop nozzle sensor
- Hose: 51-inch corrugated hose
- Power: Four AA batteries, two AA batteries for temporary backup, or USB power
- Adapters: Four sizes—2.0, 2.1, 2.75, and 3.75 inches
- Compatible liquids: Gasoline, diesel, and compatible light oils
- Materials: Plastic and rubber
The sensor is designed to stop the flow when liquid reaches it, helping limit overfilling during attended use. Keep the nozzle positioned, monitor the transfer, and switch off the pump when finished. AA batteries are not included.
Everyday compatibility
The pump is intended for transferring fuel to cars, motorcycles, tractors, UTVs, and boats, as well as equipment such as lawn mowers and generators. Its four adapters are designed for a range of fuel-can openings, match the adapter to the can opening before use. The included 51-inch hose gives you reach between the source container and receiving tank, which can be helpful when fueling equipment that is awkward to position beside a can.
If you are choosing between manual siphoning and a powered transfer setup, this model offers electric operation with a choice of battery or USB power. Use four AA batteries for regular operation, or connect a suitable USB power source. Two AA batteries are described as a temporary backup option.
Everyday use
For a typical transfer, secure the matching adapter, fully insert the intake tube and nozzle, and keep the receiving area in view as fuel moves through the hose. The automatic sensor provides a useful flow-control feature, while attended operation lets you respond when the transfer is complete. Use the pump in a ventilated area, away from heat, sparks, and open flames, and do not leave it running unattended. It is designed for external fuel transfer, not as a replacement pump installed inside a tank.
Buyer feedback highlights transfer performance and speed, while experiences with adapter fit and auto-stop behavior are mixed. Some buyers also report durability concerns. Checking the can opening and keeping the nozzle sensor positioned appropriately can help make setup and operation clearer.
Should you buy it?
The keimi FN901 is suited to people who want a portable way to transfer gasoline or diesel for vehicles and outdoor equipment, with power options that can adapt to the task. Its four adapters, 51-inch hose, and sensor-equipped nozzle bring practical flexibility to refueling from compatible cans. It suits you if you need an attended transfer pump that can move between equipment and can be powered by batteries or a suitable USB source.