Sanitary Slimline Macerator Waste Pump System for Toilets, Basins, Showers + Baths

Sanitary Slimline Macerator Waste Pump System for Toilets, Basins, Showers + Baths

The Sanitary Slimline Macerator Waste Pump System is a smart and convenient way to dispose of waste water from your bathroom fixtures. It can handle waste from toilets, basins, showers, and baths, and macerate it into fine particles that can be easily pumped into the main sewage line. The system is compact and discreet, fitting behind a toilet or inside a cabinet. It has multiple inlet ports for connecting to different fixtures, and a single outlet port for the waste pipe. The system is made of durable plastic that is easy to clean and maintain. The Sanitary Slimline Macerator Waste Pump System is ideal for areas where gravity drainage is not possible, such as basements, attics, or extensions.

Product Details:

• Power supply: AC 220V-240V 50Hz
• Power consumption: 400 Watt
• Noise level: 35 - 50 dB
• Input flow is 100L/min
• Materials: Polypropylene, C.R.P, Stainless steel, Neoprene
• Max. Temperature: 65°c (80°c in 4hrs)
• Horizontal Discharge: 70m
• Vertical Discharge: 7m
• Thermal Protection: 100°c
• IPX4 rating
• Inlet:
• 1 x 100 mm (WC)
• 3 x 40 mm (Sides)
• Outlet:
• 1 x 23/28/32/44 mm (Adjustable)
• Dimensions: 275 x 167 x 406 mm
• Warranty: 12 Month
• Your warranty may be invalid if you don't stick within the manufacturer's guidelines

Please note: It is extremely important for the non-return valve to be fitted correctly.

All measurements are approximate

Pictures for illustrative purposes only

Essential Care of Your Unit:

To protect your macerator from both lime scale deposits and waste residue we recommend that you use a suitable Cleanser / Descaler. First, Disconnect the macerator power supply and pour an amount of cleanser into the pan. Leave it to stand for 1-2 hours before reconnecting the macerator power supply. Finally, Rinse by operating the flushing system twice.

It is recommended to carry out this operation Once every 3 months on average. However, the frequency may need to be changed depending on the hardness of the water and usage.