Which automatic bilge pump is right for your boat?

Start with where the water collects. Then choose the pumping capacity and charging setup that suit your boat.

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Mini

$695.00

For small boats & covers

Compact, portable water removal for dinghies, inflatables and small open boats.

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Current RainTaker Pro in an illustrative installation

Pro

$995.00

More capacity More charging options

For open boats where greater pumping capacity and additional power options matter.

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LowDeck

$1,795.00

Pump below Solar above

For covered bilges in moored boats, where the charging panel needs a separate place in daylight.

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Independent battery power2-year warrantyFree U.S. shipping

Start with your setup

A couple of choices to narrow down the range.

What will you use it on?

Dinghy or inflatableInflatables, tenders and dinghies.Small open boatFishing boats, skiffs and small open boats.Larger boatCenter consoles, cruisers and larger open boats.On a boat coverRainwater pools on top of the cover.

An inflatable dinghy moored at a coastal dock

Explore Mini

$695.00

A compact, portable system for collected water in dinghies, inflatables and tenders.

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Boat length alone does not determine fit. Check placement, securing and discharge routing for your boat.

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How it works

RainTaker model comparison: placement, pumping, battery, charging, warranty and shipping.
The details	Mini$695.00View Mini	Pro$995.00View Pro	LowDeck$1,795.00View LowDeck
Where it works	Dinghies, inflatables, small open boats & covers	Open boats needing more pumping capacity	Covered bilges in moored boats
The setup	Compact all-in-one unit	All-in-one unit with mounting pad & lockable handle	Separate pump & topside solar housing
Water removal	500 GPH nominal pump rating	1,100 GPH nominal pump rating	Compact below-deck pump module
Battery power	Its own onboard battery	Larger onboard battery reserve	Independent system battery reserve
Solar charging	Built-in panel	Built-in panel; optional supplementary 5W panel	Separate 5W topside panel
Other charging options	Compatible AC wall power	AC wall power; optional 12V accessory cord	AC wall power; see charging details
Automatic water sensing	Included	Included	Included
Connection to your house bank	Not required	Not required	Not required
Warranty	2 years	2 years	2 years
U.S. shipping	Included	Included	Included

Pump figures are nominal component ratings. Actual flow depends on the hose route and discharge height.

Have a different setup?

Tell RainTaker where the water collects, where the panel can get daylight and how the discharge hose will run.

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What’s the difference between RainTaker and RainTaker Pro?

Both units will remove water from your boat or cover automatically. Both can be charged by the sun or plugged into the wall for a top-off using the included charger.

RainTaker Mini contains a standard-capacity battery and an electronic sensor that activates the built-in pump, rated at a nominal 500 GPH, to remove water as needed, with algorithm-controlled output.

RainTaker Pro has a larger onboard battery reserve and a 1,100 GPH nominal pump rating for more demanding water removal. It is rated for salt, fresh and brackish water.

Both models use electronic water sensing rather than mechanical float switches. Actual flow depends on the hose route and discharge height.