Learn the function of each wire on Xylem’s Rule Automatic and Rule-Mate bilge pumps including correct installation, fuse requirements, and how to safely cap unused wires.

Side-by-side comparison of the Rule Shower Drain (model 98B) compared to the previous Rule Shower Drain (model 98A) and the improvements made so that it's easier to install, easier to service and easier to clean.

Introducing the Rule Dry Bilge Pump. This kit contains a self priming, strainer free diaphragm pump, panel switch, and angled thru-hull. It's designed to remove all but 1/8" of water from your bilge, reducing build up, odors, and slime.

Here the team covers how to correct issues if you're having a difficult time priming your Rule LoPro bilge pump as well as how to adjust the motor cartridge.

Xylem’s Rule LoPro bilge pumps are designed for low-clearance boat bilges. The LP900S features electronic automatic sensing and dual water-level modes; the LP900D operates via float or panel switch. Both models include a 180° rotating discharge body and multiple port sizes.

How do I get my Rule-Mate pump out of safe mode and back into regular mode? Here we explain why your Rule-Mate pump may be in safe mode and how cleaning the pump will get it back into regular mode.

Take a look inside of a Rule float switch and why it makes that clicking noise.

This video highlights some of the key features in the Rule Dry Bilge Pump model number DB412.

Explore the key features of the Rule-Mate bilge pump, including fully automatic operation with an internal water sensor, compact design, and reliable performance for marine environments. This video outlines the advantages that make Rule-Mate a dependable choice for bilge management.

The Rule 37A and 35A model float switches come with a removable base, simplifying installation.

This video shows how to properly seal the wire connection on a Rule bilge pump to prevent water intrusion and ensure long-term, reliable performance in marine environments.