Shower & Basin Pumps
A grey water pump is an essential piece of equipment in certain housing configurations. It facilitates the removal of wastewater, especially when the plumbing system does not allow for natural drainage by gravity. Whether for a shower or basin, this device ensures the proper functioning of your sanitary installation by efficiently removing wastewater.
Sanispeed
The Sanispeed kitchen sink pump is ideal for use in light commercial environments such as small shops, cafes, offices, bars, and dental clinics where wastewater needs to be disposed of. A grey water pump that can lift wastewater from a kitchen sink, washing machine, dishwasher, and washbasin.
Frequently Asked Questions
A shower pump is useful when the shower tray or basin is below the available drain level, too far from the drain, or located where gravity drainage cannot be achieved.
Depending on the product, it can be positioned beside or below a shower tray, inside bathroom furniture, or in another accessible location. The pump must remain serviceable and should not be placed where it can be flooded.
The permitted temperature varies by model. Some units accept normal shower wastewater, while others tolerate higher temperatures for limited periods. Check the maximum temperature and duration in the technical specification.
Some models have two inlets and are designed for both fixtures. Confirm the model's approved applications and the required inlet arrangement before connecting the basin.
Assess the highest discharge point, horizontal distance, expected wastewater flow, number of connected fixtures, and incoming water temperature. These values determine whether a compact shower model or a higher-capacity grey water pump is appropriate.
Leave enough room to inspect the tank, clean the inlet area, check the discharge connection, and remove the pump or cover if the manual requires it. Easy access helps prevent minor issues becoming drainage failures.
A shower pump is useful when the shower tray or basin is below the available drain level, too far from the drain, or located where gravity drainage cannot be achieved.
Some models have two inlets and are designed for both fixtures. Confirm the model's approved applications and the required inlet arrangement before connecting the basin.
Depending on the product, it can be positioned beside or below a shower tray, inside bathroom furniture, or in another accessible location. The pump must remain serviceable and should not be placed where it can be flooded.
Assess the highest discharge point, horizontal distance, expected wastewater flow, number of connected fixtures, and incoming water temperature. These values determine whether a compact shower model or a higher-capacity grey water pump is appropriate.
The permitted temperature varies by model. Some units accept normal shower wastewater, while others tolerate higher temperatures for limited periods. Check the maximum temperature and duration in the technical specification.
Leave enough room to inspect the tank, clean the inlet area, check the discharge connection, and remove the pump or cover if the manual requires it. Easy access helps prevent minor issues becoming drainage failures.
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