Vetus FS Fuel Splash-Stop — Deck Entry Mount, 38 & 51mm, Diesel (3 Models)
Vetus FS Fuel Splash-Stop — Deck Entry Mount, 38 & 51mm, Diesel (3 Models)
Couldn't load pickup availability
Vetus FS Fuel Splash-Stop — Deck Entry Mount, 38 & 51mm, Diesel (3 Models)
check_box
🔒 Order with Confidence
🔒 Order with Confidence
🔒 Order with Confidence
✅30-Day Money Back Guarantee — no risk trying it.
🚚Free shipping available. Orders processed within 24–48 hours.
🔐Secure & encrypted checkout with trusted payment providers.
Vetus FS Fuel Splash-Stop — Deck Entry Mount
The Vetus FS Fuel Splash-Stop connects directly to a deck entry plate (38mm or 51mm diameter) and prevents overflowing diesel fuel and froth from escaping onto the deck or into the water. Overflow is captured in an internal reservoir (~2 litres capacity) and returned to the main tank via the tank vent connection.
The breather line to outside connects at port (3). A Vetus diesel smell filter can be fitted in this breather line — if positioned well above deck level, the breather exit may be below deck level if required.
Available in 3 models to suit 38mm or 51mm deck entries and 16mm or 25mm breather connections. All models accept 38mm or 51mm filler hose (except FS5125 which is 51mm only). All dimensions: 250 × 120 × 215mm (L × W × H).
Note: Deck entry plate is optional equipment, ordered separately.
Key Features
- Prevents deck overflow and water pollution from diesel spillage
- ~2 litre internal reservoir — excess fuel returns to tank
- Doubles as tank ventilation connection
- Compatible with Vetus diesel smell filter (optional)
- Suits 38mm or 51mm deck entries
- All models: 250 × 120 × 215mm (L × W × H)
Variants
| SKU | Deck Entry Ø (mm) | Filler Hose Ø (mm) | Breather Ø (mm) | Dimensions L×W×H (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FS3816 | 38 | 38 / 51 | 16 | 250 × 120 × 215 |
| FS5116 | 51 | 38 / 51 | 16 | 250 × 120 × 215 |
| FS5125 | 51 | 51 | 25 | 250 × 120 × 215 |
Compare with the Vetus FSA Splash-Stop (hose-mount, no deck entry plate required) if a deck entry plate is not being used.
