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Tsunami 800 uses a common hose size and it's reliable and economical. Paired with an auto switch will kick in on its own. An audible alarm and indicator light may help greatly to identify that there is too much water.
I have added dual tsunami 1200 pumps on my 230, but the hose is an odd size that turned out more expensive than I wanted. It was worth it, but unexpected.
I would mount them at slightly levels so that if one was pumping it was "normal" and if you saw two pumping you know there's an issue,
I would also install a bilge alarm either with the 2nd or separately at a third level incase you didn't notice the two pumping (while underway) you get another chance
I just want a second pump in case the stock fails. An alarm is a good idea I didn't know they existed. As of now the boat is stored in my garage so it's just an on the water scenario i would like to avoid.
I admit I'm not familiar with the details of the bilge pump that comes with your boat. But I know an alarm and second pump are the best mods you can make to your boat!!
I'm sure we will get more input on how to best wire it for your model, but don't pass on this upgrade!