Remote battery watering systems let you fill all batteries to proper electrolyte levels from a single fill tube, using a simple hand pump (sold separately).
Safer and more accurate than conventional filling. Install in minutes without tools. Just replace the battery caps with the valve manifolds connected with flexible tubing. Automatically sends water only to low cells. Automatic shut-off at each cell prevents over-fill. Provides electrolyte level accuracy to 1/8". Makes maintaining proper electrolyte levels in hard-to-reach batteries easy, improving battery life and performance and preventing dangerous acid bubble-out during charging. Flame arrestors prevent external spark or flame from igniting flammable cell gasses. Pumps work with any distilled water container. Reusable systems can be installed on new batteries when old batteries are replaced. USA.
Tech Specs
Weight: 1.6 lbs.
Manufacturer: Flow-rite Controls
Mfg Part #: MP-2000
Tech Notes:
Fits all 12-volt flooded lead acid batteries in group sizes 24 through 31 with standard 3-cell + 3-cell spacing of 1 5/8" center-to-center.
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.
Squeeze Bulb Filler sold separately.
Qwik-Fill Dual 12-Volt Battery Watering System: Customer Reviews
Camper's Choice Rating
(5 Based on 1 Review)
Reviewed by 1 customers
By Mike B
from Maple Valley, WA
from Maple Valley, WA
Qwik-fill exceeds expectations
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
July 05, 2011
I have 2 group 24 batteries in my truck camper that are not easy to service. I had let the original batteries go dry several times because I was too lazy to add water. I bought the qwik fill when I installed new batteries in hopes that I'd be willing to service the batteries on a regular basis because it would be alot easier. Well this product exceeded my expectations. I took the time to make an accurate location to drill a hole in each battery box to be able to run the crossover tube from the first to second battery. once that was done I installed the kit per the instructions then loaded the batteries into each of their
compartments and hooked up all the wiring. I wanted to test the performance of the new kit and luckily the batteries were filled above the plates but could take more water. I hooked up the fill hose at the quick connect, dropped the hose end into a gallon of distilled water and pumped the bulb. I watched the water flow up and in
to the system and make its way through the crossover tube. I pumped cautiously hoping I wouldn't see any leaks. I pumped until bulb got hard and no more water would pump. There were no leaks at any of the caps or fittings. I had pumped at least a quart to a third of a gallon into the batteries. I disconnected the quick fitting and replaced the dust cover and I was done. For me servicing the batteries used to require using a mirror and a turkey baster and I hated doing it. This kit turned a total pain in the neck chore into a 3
minute enjoyable task. I highly recommend it.









