More pumping capacity
A 1,100 GPH nominal marine pump for jobs that need more water-removal capacity than Mini.

More pumping capacity for larger open boats. An automatic bilge pump system with its own battery, onboard solar charging and optional ways to power it for longer.
Save $150 on Mini when purchased with Pro or LowDeck. Applied automatically in your cart.
Free U.S. shipping. Contact RainTaker for delivery details.
Includes a 2-year warranty. Contact RainTaker for coverage and support details.
Pro combines the pump, water sensor, battery and onboard solar panel, with a lockable handle and mounting pad. The supplementary solar panel and 12V accessory cord are optional and ship separately.
Position Pro where water collects, secure it as instructed and route the discharge hose safely overboard. Check the charge, sensor and hose before leaving it in use.
View setup guide / product manualWatch the RainTaker Pro controlled storm demonstration. See the sensor start the pump and collected water flow out through the discharge hose.
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Rainwater still collects when you’re away. Give it a way out with a self-contained system built for larger open boats and more demanding water-removal jobs.
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Rainwater collects between days on the water. Pro senses it and pumps it away using its own battery.
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Automatic water removal for the open boat you value. No permanent connection to its electrical system.
Check your setupPosition Pro where water collects and route the hose safely overboard. The water sensor starts the pump, using Pro’s own battery.
Solid-state sensing starts the water-removal cycle.
The onboard battery powers the marine pump without permanent boat wiring.
The controller manages low-charge cycles and protects the battery before full discharge.

A 1,100 GPH nominal marine pump for jobs that need more water-removal capacity than Mini.
A larger onboard reserve powers the larger pump without a permanent connection to your house bank.
Recharge through the onboard solar panel or compatible AC wall power before putting Pro in place.
The Pro accessory cord powers and charges the system from a compatible boat or vehicle accessory socket.
A lockable handle and mounting pad help you position Pro using the approved setup instructions.
316 stainless hardware, a ¾-inch silicone discharge hose and two years of warranty coverage.
The onboard panel replenishes stored energy in daylight. The battery powers water removal after dark, with the controller managing pauses and restarts as charge allows.
Sunlight replenishes the onboard battery.
Stored energy stays ready after dark.
When water arrives, the battery powers the pump.
Approximate continuous pumping from a full charge. Shorter automatic cycles can continue as stored energy allows.
A larger marine pump. Installed flow depends on discharge height and hose routing.
Built-in solar, compatible AC wall power and optional 12V accessory power.
Pro’s additional reserve powers its higher-capacity pump. Low-voltage protection pauses pumping before the battery is fully discharged and resumes when enough power is available.
Charge with the sun or compatible AC wall power. The optional 12V cord also powers and charges Pro from a compatible boat or vehicle accessory socket.
Optional add-ons for RainTaker Pro. Add one here and it goes in the cart with your Pro.



Give your dinghy its own system for the rainwater. A separate Mini keeps water removal independent of the bigger boat.

Compact, portable water removal for dinghies, inflatables and small open boats.
Choose Pro when you need a higher-capacity nominal pump, a larger battery reserve or the optional 12V cord and supplementary solar panel. Fit depends on the collection point, available space, water volume and discharge route, rather than boat length alone.
No permanent wiring is required. Pro has its own battery and solar panel. The optional 12V cord plugs into a compatible accessory socket if you want to use an external battery.
Around 25–30 minutes of continuous pumping from a full charge, without sunlight. This is pumping time, not the length of time the system can remain in place. In normal use, the sensor runs the pump when water is present; charge, water volume and hose setup affect available operation.
When battery voltage falls, the controller can pause the pump and retry while water is still detected. These shorter cycles can continue after dark using the remaining stored energy. Available pumping depends on the charge remaining in the battery.
Low-voltage protection stops the pump before the battery is fully discharged. When daylight provides enough solar charge and water is still detected, the system can resume pumping automatically. Restart timing depends on the light available.
Yes. Pro has a buoyant body and can float if the water level rises around it, including while waiting for enough charge to resume. Follow the setup guide for placement, securing and hose routing. Floating is a product characteristic, not a guarantee against flooding or sinking.
The controller only starts a pumping cycle when there is enough power to move water. If voltage drops below its operating threshold, it pauses rather than continuing to run with too little power. Actual flow still depends on the hose route and discharge height.
Pro uses its larger reserve to power a larger pump. Both Mini and Pro provide approximately 25–30 minutes of continuous pumping from a full charge without sun. Choose Pro for greater pumping capacity and additional charging options.
Solar charging replenishes the battery when sufficient light reaches the panel. Available pumping depends on sunlight, the starting charge and the discharge setup. Keep the panel unobstructed and follow the charging guidance.
With the optional 12V cord connected, Pro can use the external battery for extended operation. If that battery is depleted, Pro can continue on its own internal reserve, with solar charging as sunlight allows. Available operation depends on remaining charge.
The optional 5W panel connects to the Pro accessory socket using its 10ft marine cable. It works alongside the onboard panel for supplementary charging, including shorter days and cloudy conditions. Actual charging depends on light and placement.
The 5W supplementary solar panel and 25ft 12V accessory cord are optional and sold separately. They ship separately from Pro, with free U.S. shipping.
Pro is intended for freshwater and saltwater use. Follow the product manual for placement, hose routing, cleaning and marine care.
Use Pro as supplemental water-removal equipment. It does not replace a required primary bilge system, routine checks, maintenance or emergency response. Heavy water ingress can exceed the system’s capacity.

Professional-grade automatic water removal for dinghies, Zodiacs, Whalers, tenders and other open boats up to 30 feet, for freshwater and saltwater use.
Built with carbon-composite ABS and 316 stainless-steel hardware. No wiring or installation required, and no float switch to fail.
Try it risk-free: if you are not completely satisfied, return it within 30 days for a full refund. Contact RainTaker about the published factory extended-protection option for up to four years total coverage.
Installed flow, pumping time and total water removed depend on hose routing, discharge height and available charge.
Check a quick answer, or talk to us about your boat and order.
Mini suits dinghies, small boats and boat covers. Pro adds more pumping capacity for larger open boats. LowDeck is built for covered bilges. Compare the models.
Yes. Every order ships free within the U.S. International shipping is a flat US$99 per order.
Every RainTaker includes a 2-year factory warranty. Email us your model and order number and we will help you sort it out.
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