Domestic sewage lifting stations are the best solution wherever wastewater drainage is difficult or even impossible for various reasons. They make it possible to effectively discharge waste to remote sewer risers. They are also useful when the sewer system is above the drain level and gravity drainage of wastewater is not possible.
When is it worth considering a bathroom sewage lifting station?
Sometimes we want to arrange a bathroom or laundry room in spaces that were not designed for this purpose, such as part of a home’s basement. This solution can significantly improve the functionality of the house and generally proves very useful. However, this raises the question: how can wastewater be effectively discharged into the sewer system if it is located higher up? In such cases, it is worth considering bathroom sewage lifting stations. Modern devices in this category operate smoothly and efficiently, pumping wastewater into the sewer system without any problems. Their operation is fully automatic, so they require no additional user input.
Features of the Sanibo 5 pump
An excellent example of a bathroom sewage lifting station is the toilet pump Sanibo 5, available in our range. This is a high-quality device that has been proven over many years on the market. It has three inlets for draining wastewater from a toilet, washbasin, or sink. A bathtub, toilet, and washing machine, among other fixtures, can be connected to the bathroom sewage lifting station. If any inlets are not used, simply cap them. This allows the pump to be used, for example, in a kitchen or laundry room without having to connect a toilet.
An important function of the pump is macerating wastewater using a special blade located in the basket. Once macerated, the waste is discharged through small openings into the housing, where it is mixed with water.
Would you like to see how the toilet pump offered by our company works? We invite you to watch the video. Click to play the SANIBO 5 TOILET PUMP video.
A bathroom sewage lifting station is an excellent solution for use in private homes. It can also be installed in public buildings, as it provides efficient, automatic operation.
