MISFANS FN901 Fuel Transfer Pump, 3.8 GPM, Auto-Stop, Dual Power

For drivers and equipment owners who need to transfer fuel without lifting and tipping a heavy can, the MISFANS FN901 offers powered dispensing with an automatic shutoff. Its rotary-vane pump handles gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and light oils, making it useful for refueling vehicles and outdoor equipment from a can or barrel.

Choose battery power for off-grid tasks or connect a USB power bank when you have one available. The 51-inch discharge hose also helps reach the fill point from a container positioned nearby.

The essentials

The pump delivers up to 3.8 GPM and has a sensor that automatically stops the flow when the receiving tank is full. That feature helps manage filling without having to judge the level by pouring from a raised can. A nozzle holder catches drips when the nozzle is stored, while the hose gives you room to position the container and direct the fuel into the opening.

Power it with four AA batteries or a USB power source. The AA batteries are not included. The set is listed with four adapters for most North American plastic gas cans, plus a USB-C cable, storage bag, and nozzle holder. The intake hose is 19 inches long, the discharge hose is 51 inches. It can also transfer non-potable water.

Customer feedback often highlights convenient operation, pumping speed, and the auto-shutoff. Experiences with can fit and leaks at the pump attachment are mixed. The adapters are designed for most North American plastic cans, so choose the matching adapter and check the connection before transferring.

Best use cases

This pump suits routine refueling when a can is awkward or heavy to lift and pour. For example, you can place a fuel container beside a lawn mower, boat, motorcycle, or tractor and direct the hose to the tank. The powered transfer offers a different approach from a manual siphon or pouring spout: instead of relying on repeated hand operation or tilting the container, you use the pump’s motor and automatic shutoff. Its battery option is handy for locations without a nearby USB power source, USB power is another choice when a power bank is available.

Everyday use

Set the container and receiving equipment in position, fit the appropriate adapter, and direct the discharge hose into the tank before starting the transfer. The automatic stop is designed to cut off flow when the tank is full, and the holder gives the nozzle a place to rest between uses. For refueling a mower or other equipment outdoors, this arrangement keeps the container on the ground while the hose carries fuel to the fill point. Use the pump with its stated fuel types, and use it for water only when the water is non-potable.

Is it worth it?

The FN901 brings together a stated flow rate of up to 3.8 GPM, automatic shutoff, dual power options, and adapters for common plastic gas cans. That combination is especially useful when you want a powered way to transfer fuel into vehicles or equipment without repeatedly lifting and tipping a can. If your regular jobs include refueling a mower, boat, or other machinery, its hose reach and choice of battery or USB power help make those transfers more manageable.