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A macerator pump is a type of sewage pump commonly used for drainage in various settings, including kitchens. It is designed to handle wastewater containing solid particles and pump it away to a sewage system or a specific location where it can be properly disposed of.
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AcceptableUnder Sink Small Macerator Sewage Sump Pump For Kitchen
In the context of kitchen sewage drainage, a macerator pump can be installed to handle the disposal of waste from sinks, dishwashers, or other kitchen appliances. It works by macerating, or breaking down, solid waste into smaller particles, which can then be easily transported through small-diameter pipes. This allows for more flexible installation options, especially in cases where traditional gravity-based drainage systems are not feasible.
Macerator pumps are commonly used in residential, commercial, or industrial settings where there is a need to pump sewage or wastewater vertically or horizontally over a long distance. They provide a practical solution for efficient sewage drainage in places where traditional plumbing systems are not practical or accessible.
| Power | 300 W | Outlet Diameter | 25/32/40/50 mm | |
| Voltage | 220 V | Inlet Diameter | 40 mm | |
| Flow | 110 L/min | Waterproof Level | IPX4 | |
| Horizontal Head | 70 M | Water Start Level | 50 mm | |
| Vertical Head | 7 M | Size | 316*159*171 mm | |
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Can be connected with toilet, sink, bathtub, shower, washing machine, kitchen, dishwasher |
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The main application of macerating pumps is in toilets or sewage systems that require the waste to be lifted and transported over longer distances or against gravity. They are also used in other applications, such as laundry rooms or utility sinks, where the macerating lift pump can handle the disposal of lint, hair, and other solids that might clog the plumbing system.
A macerator pump is a type of water pump that commonly used in plumbing and wastewater management. It designed to grind and break down solid waste materials such as human waste, toilet paper, and other debris into finer particles. This finely ground waste can then be easily pumped through narrow pipes or transported to a sewage system with greater efficiency.
A macerator pump is a type of water pump that commonly used in plumbing and wastewater management. It designed to grind and break down solid waste materials such as human waste, toilet paper, and other debris into finer particles. This finely ground waste can then be easily pumped through narrow pipes or transported to a sewage system with greater efficiency.
A macerate lifting pump, also known as a macerator pump or grinder pump, is a type of pump used to transport sewage or wastewater from areas with low gravity or distant locations to a higher point or central sewage system. It is designed to handle solid waste and fibrous materials that can clog traditional sewage pumps.
A toilet lift pump, also known as a macerator pump or grinder pump, is a device used to facilitate the drainage of wastewater from a toilet located below the main sewer line or septic tank level. It is commonly used in situations where the toilet is installed in a basement, on a lower level of a building, or in a remote location away from the main sewer line.
A macerator kitchen pump is a device installed under a kitchen sink that grinds food waste into smaller particles to facilitate its easy disposal through the plumbing system.
A macerating sewage pump is a type of pump used to handle wastewater and sewage in residential and commercial buildings. It is designed to grind and macerate solid waste into smaller particles, making it easier to pump through pipes and into the sewer system.
A macerator pump is a specialized type of centrifugal water pump used to process waste in plumbing systems. It’s a device that grinds and pumps wastewater through small diameter piping to a sewage line or septic tank.
Portable macerator pumps are commonly used in situations where there is a need to transport waste uphill or over long distances. They are often found in marine vessels, RVs, basement bathrooms, and other applications where gravity drainage is impractical.
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