SANISHOWER : Discharge of wastewater from dental chairs washbasins wastewater to the upper drain
Dental clinics in mall basements often struggle with proper wastewater evacuation due to their location below the main drain line. This case highlights how SANISHOWER, a compact grey water pump, provided an efficient solution for vertical discharge from dental chairs and washbasins.
The Challenge:
- The main challenge with dental clinics situated in the basement of a mall is the evacuation of wastewater from dental chairs and washbasins. Therefore, it is more challenging to establish an individual dental clinic with proper water evacuation facilities.
- Proper evacuation of wastewater from dental clinics is essential to adhere to the basic plumbing guidelines.
- Being part of a mall, a dental clinic must avoid a mismanaged vertical wastewater evacuation system or overlooking the same.
The Solution:
- SFA systems, innovators in flexible sanitary applications, provide small plug-and-play sanitary solutions that address a variety of issues.
- This dental clinic in a mall opted for SANISHOWER. They connected all dental chairs and washbasins to SANISHOWER to remove the wastewater from the mall basement to the upper main drain.
- SANISHOWER deals with wastewater from the washbasin, sink, and shower. With a low activation level of 95 mm and a robust motor of 400 Watts, SANISHOWER pumps wastewater vertically up to 4 m and horizontally up to 40 m.
- Thanks to its small size, it can be installed discreetly with ease without requiring any major construction work. This is how SANISHOWER grey water pump managed the vertical evacuation of the wastewater from the dental clinic in a 32 mm discharge pipe and up to the main drain.
Conclusion:
Vertical evacuation of dental chairs and washbasin wastewater from a mall basement to the upper main drain is imperative concerning sanitation and compliance with policies in a mall. The new-age, innovative technology of SANISHOWER ensures easy installation and cost effectiveness while also helping users stay compliant with policies and offer the best services to their customers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sanishower can collect wastewater from dental chairs and washbasins and pump it vertically to an upper drainage line. Its compact design allows installation without major construction work.
It can overcome the lack of gravity drainage in lower-level commercial spaces. Its compact format also helps clinics maintain a clean, professional interior.
It should assess the chair’s wastewater output, connection requirements, drain location, discharge distance, pump capacity, access for maintenance, and applicable regulations.
Sanishower has a low activation level of approximately 95 mm, a 400-watt motor, and can pump wastewater up to 4 metres vertically or 40 metres horizontally through a compact discharge pipe.
Dental clinics must manage wastewater hygienically and comply with building and sanitation requirements. Poor drainage can create odours, standing water, and operational disruptions.
They can allow treatment rooms and washbasins to be added in spaces where conventional drainage is unavailable. This supports more flexible clinic layouts and faster renovations.
Sanishower can collect wastewater from dental chairs and washbasins and pump it vertically to an upper drainage line. Its compact design allows installation without major construction work.
Sanishower has a low activation level of approximately 95 mm, a 400-watt motor, and can pump wastewater up to 4 metres vertically or 40 metres horizontally through a compact discharge pipe.
It can overcome the lack of gravity drainage in lower-level commercial spaces. Its compact format also helps clinics maintain a clean, professional interior.
Dental clinics must manage wastewater hygienically and comply with building and sanitation requirements. Poor drainage can create odours, standing water, and operational disruptions.
It should assess the chair’s wastewater output, connection requirements, drain location, discharge distance, pump capacity, access for maintenance, and applicable regulations.
They can allow treatment rooms and washbasins to be added in spaces where conventional drainage is unavailable. This supports more flexible clinic layouts and faster renovations.