FAQ Spotlight: "UL" and "TUL" printed on Racor filters; what is the difference?
"UL" stands for Underwriters Laboratory. Filters used for onboard marine applications require UL certification. The "T" in "TUL" means the filter is a 10 micron rated.

Today’s high-performance gasoline inboard and outboard engines require clean, dry fuel. Racor filters offer the improved features and peace-of-mind that come with our quality fuel filter/water separators.
Clear contaminant collection bowl with drain valve for outboards only
10 micron Aquabloc® Synergy media is standard
High capacity and long life
Rated 98% efficient at 10 micron per SAE test procedures
Corrosion-resistant construction.
Metal bowl units for inboard powered boats meet 33 CFR and USCG regulations
Meets ABYC standard for gasoline-powered vessels
High-capacity and long life
Corrosion-resistant construction
Metal (onboard) and clear (outboard) contamination bowls
Contact Us:
Parker Engine Mobile Original Equipment Division
209 521 7860
racortech@parker.com / www.racor.com

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