Beta Marine Impeller Kit for Beta 10, 14, 16, 20, 25, 28 Engines (207-09042-KIT)

£39.60

Maintain your Beta Marine engine’s cooling efficiency with the Beta Marine Impeller Kit (207-09042-KIT). Suitable for Beta 43, 50, 60, and gear-driven BetaSet & BetaGen 14, 17, & 21 engines. Available at Dale Sailing in-store and online.

The Beta Marine Impeller Kit is a vital maintenance component for ensuring the efficient operation of your Beta Marine engine’s cooling system. Designed specifically for a range of Beta Marine engine models, this kit helps to maintain optimal water circulation and prevent overheating, which is crucial for the longevity and performance of your engine.

This impeller kit is compatible with:

  • Beta 43, 50, and 60 Super 3 Series Variants equipped with a Beta Marine seawater pump (from June 2013).
  • Beta 43, 50, and 60 Super 3 Series Variants equipped with a Johnson seawater pump (from September 2006 until June 2013).
  • Gear Driven BetaSet & BetaGen 14, 17, & 21 Auxiliary Engine Variants.

Key Features:

  • Quality Material: Manufactured from durable rubber, ensuring reliable performance even in harsh marine environments.
  • Engine Compatibility: Suitable for specific Beta Marine engine models, including Beta 10, 14, 16, 20, 25, 28, as well as Beta 43, 50, and 60 variants.
  • Functionality: Essential for maintaining the cooling efficiency of your engine, preventing overheating by ensuring proper seawater circulation.
  • Ease of Installation: This kit is easy to install, making regular maintenance straightforward and hassle-free.

Available at Dale Sailing both online and in-store, this impeller kit is an essential item for any Beta Marine engine owner, ensuring your engine continues to perform at its best.

Beta Marine is a globally recognized brand known for its reliable marine diesel engines and generators. Their products are engineered for durability and are trusted by marine professionals worldwide. Beta Marine continues to innovate, offering solutions that meet the demanding conditions of marine environments.

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