Jet Pump Electric 14-18

• The Jet Pump Electric 14‑18 is an electric propulsion pump used on JetSurf Electric boards. It replaces/augments the standard jet pump in boards from 2014‑2018. Jet Pump Electric 14-18

• The part number is A001484.

• It’s designed for boards with the “Electric” power‑unit, enabling clean (fuel‑less) operation.

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✅ Model Compatibility

Here are which models & years it is used on (or can be used on) according to Jetsurf’s catalog:

• “✔” = this pump is used in those models;

• “N” = it is not used;

• “–” = model/year combination not manufactured or not applicable.

So, the Jet Pump Electric 14‑18 is meant for Electric boards from 2017 and 2018.

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💶 Price

• In Europe: approx €927 (before tax) for part A001484.

• In some regions / retail sites: about US $1,398.60 (but that may include duties/shipping or different markups)

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⚙ Key Features & What to Check

While I couldn’t find a full spec sheet (current, RPM, torque etc.) directly from the sources I checked, here are features and criteria to inspect when considering this component:

1. Pump Type

   • Electric (motor‑driven) instead of combustion or mixed systems.

   • Designed for “Electric” boards, so it must match the electric motor, controller, and battery output.

2. Mounting / Fit

   • Check that the mounting points align with your board’s hull or motor compartment.

   • Confirm the pump jet outlet / nozzle size matches existing tubing or water intake paths.

3. Power & Controller Compatibility

   • The pump must work with the controller/inverter system of the Electric board. Voltage & current ratings need to be matched.

   • Cooling (if any) should be adequate; electric pumps generate heat, particularly under load.

4. Corrosion / Sealing

   • Since it operates in salt or brackish water (often), ensure good sealing, corrosion‑resistant materials, and proper water flushing/maintenance.

5. Performance

   • Expect speed, thrust, and battery drain trade‑offs: higher power means more speed but more battery draw.

   • Check manufacturer’s stated top speed, ride duration with that pump, etc., for 2017/2018 electric boards. For instance, Electric board spec gives ~50 km/h top speed and ~35 minutes ride time depending on battery & conditions......

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If you want, I can try to dig up the full technical specifications of A001484 (e.g. current draw, motor power, thrust, RPM, dimensions) so you can verify whether yours is healthy or a correct match