Gianneschi KECOI101T Repair Kit For Ecoinox1 24V Pump

Gianneschi KECOI101T Repair Kit for the Ecoinox1 24V Pump

When a hardworking 24-volt pump starts to lose pressure or develops a slow drip at the shaft, it usually isn't the motor that's failing — it's the seals, gaskets, and small wear components doing their job wearing out. The Gianneschi KECOI101T repair kit is built specifically to bring the Ecoinox1/15 24V pump back to full working condition without the cost of replacing the entire unit. It gathers the internal components that see the most stress during operation, so a technician or boat owner can complete a full service in one pass instead of hunting down individual parts.

This kit pairs naturally with the pump's 304 stainless steel housing, Noryl impeller, and 316 stainless steel shaft, meaning the replacement parts are matched to the exact tolerances and materials the original equipment was designed around. That matters for anything moving fresh water, seawater, or light non-flammable fluids under continuous duty, where a mismatched seal can mean a repeat failure within months. Whether the pump is running a boat's pressurized water system, a deck washdown line, or a fire-fighting circuit, having genuine replacement internals keeps performance consistent and avoids the guesswork of aftermarket substitutes.

Beyond marine use, 24V DC jet pumps like the Ecoinox1/15 also show up in mobile equipment, off-grid water systems, and other low-voltage fluid transfer setups — so this kit isn't limited to boats alone. Keeping one on hand as a maintenance spare is a practical way to minimize downtime, since a worn seal caught early is a far simpler fix than a pump that has to be pulled and rebuilt from scratch.

Key Features:

• Genuine Gianneschi OEM component set, engineered for the Ecoinox1/15 24V pump
• Includes the core sealing and wear components needed for a complete internal rebuild
• Matched materials and tolerances for reliable, leak-free operation
• Compatible with the pump's 304 stainless steel body, Noryl impeller, and 316 stainless steel shaft
• Straightforward installation for routine maintenance or a full teardown rebuild
• Helps extend pump service life and reduce unplanned downtime

Applications:

• Marine sanitary and freshwater/seawater pressure systems
• Deck and anchor chain washdown circuits
• Fire-fighting water supply lines aboard vessels
• General water transfer aboard yachts, pleasure craft, and workboats
• Off-grid or mobile 24V DC water transfer systems outside of marine use

Specifications:

• Compatible pump: Gianneschi Ecoinox1/15 24V (catalog # ECOINOX-1/15-24V, motor code 01EI114T)
• Motor rating of host pump: 0.3 kW (0.4 HP), 2900 RPM, 24 Volts DC
• Pump body material: 304 stainless steel
• Impeller material: Noryl
• Shaft material: 316 stainless steel
• Maximum static pressure: 8 Bar (115 PSI)
• Maximum suction depth: 8 meters (25 feet)

• Maximum liquid temperature: 50°C (122°F)

FAQs

Q: Is the KECOI101T repair kit compatible with other Gianneschi pump models?
A: No. This kit is engineered specifically for the Ecoinox1/15 24V ECOJET series pump and is matched to that model's internal dimensions and materials, so it should not be used on other Gianneschi pump series.

Q: How do I know when my pump needs this repair kit?
A: Common warning signs include water dripping from the shaft area, a drop in pressure, unusual noise from the motor coupling, or visible wear on internal seals during inspection.

Q: Can this kit be installed without professional help?
A: Many boat owners and technicians with basic mechanical experience can install it using standard hand tools, though following the correct disassembly sequence is important to avoid damaging the shaft or housing.

Q: Will this kit work with both fresh water and seawater applications?
A: Yes, the components are designed to handle both fresh water and seawater, as well as other clean, non-flammable liquids within the pump's rated operating limits.

Q: How often should a pump like the Ecoinox1 24V be serviced with a repair kit?
A: Service intervals depend on usage, but a proactive inspection at least once a season for regularly used marine pumps helps catch seal wear before it leads to a bigger repair.