keimi FN901M Electric Fuel Transfer Pump, 3.8 GPM, 51-Inch Hose
Product description
The hand-trigger nozzle gives you direct control over fuel flow: squeeze to transfer and release to stop. That makes it easier to manage the flow while keeping the receiving tank in view.
With a 51-inch flexible rubber hose, the keimi FN901M reaches from a fuel container to compatible equipment without relying on a short, rigid spout. Four adapters help connect the pump to gas cans with matching openings.
Choose four AA batteries for portable operation or connect the pump by USB to a suitable power source. The pump is intended for external fuel transfer, not as a replacement in-tank pump.
Spec sheet
- Type: Electric fuel transfer pump with hand-trigger nozzle
- Model: FN901M
- Transfer rate: 3.8 GPM
- Hose: 51-inch rubber hose
- Power: Four AA batteries or USB
- Materials: Plastic and rubber
- Compatible fuels: Gasoline, diesel, and kerosene
- Vehicle types: ATV, car, golf cart, motorcycle, snowmobile, and tractor
- Included components: Pump, four gas-can adapters, and manual
The trigger provides manual flow control, this model does not use an automatic shutoff sensor. For a practical transfer, keep the nozzle in place and the receiving tank visible, then release the trigger when you want the flow to stop. The pump can also be used with compatible equipment such as generators, lawn mowers, boats, and tractors.
Who it’s for
This pump suits people who need to move fuel from a can to outdoor or vehicle equipment and want a hose-and-nozzle setup rather than a simple siphon hose. Its battery or USB power options support use in different transfer setups, while the flexible 51-inch hose offers reach between the source container and the equipment being filled. It can transfer gasoline, diesel, or kerosene for compatible equipment, check that the gas-can opening matches one of the supplied adapters before use.
Buyers often describe the pump’s transfer performance positively. Some also report early durability problems and difficulty getting adapters to fit their containers, while experiences with leakage vary. Matching the adapter to the can opening and keeping the receiving tank in view are practical parts of using this style of pump.
Box contents
The package includes the electric fuel transfer pump, four gas-can adapters sized 2.0, 2.1, 2.75, and 3.75 inches, and a manual. Four AA batteries are not included. For battery-free operation, connect by USB to a suitable power bank, vehicle charger, or wall adapter.
Use the pump in a ventilated area, away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Switch it off before removing the nozzle or adapter. These steps are important when transferring fuel, whether filling a generator, mower, or vehicle equipment.
Practical questions
Does the pump stop fuel automatically? No. Squeeze the nozzle trigger to transfer fuel and release it to stop the flow, the pump has no automatic shutoff sensor.
What power options does it use? It can run on four AA batteries or connect by USB to a suitable power bank, vehicle charger, or wall adapter. AA batteries are not included.
Which fuels can it transfer? It is described for gasoline, diesel, and kerosene transfers to compatible equipment. It is for external transfer rather than installation inside a fuel tank.
Final verdict
The keimi FN901M brings manual trigger control, a 51-inch rubber hose, four gas-can adapters, and two power options to fuel transfers for compatible vehicles and outdoor equipment. It’s a practical fit for users who want to move fuel from a can with a flexible hose and control the flow directly at the nozzle.