Floor Standing Lifting Stations

The floor-standing lifting station is an essential solution for the effective management of wastewater in homes and commercial spaces. It allows for the elevation of water from various fixtures, such as toilets, showers, and washing machines, to a higher discharge point.
 
This installation is particularly useful when the sewage system is at a higher elevation than the appliances, thus preventing drainage issues. Additionally, it helps maintain the integrity of infrastructure by avoiding water stagnation and unpleasant odors.
 
With a variety of models available, it's crucial to choose a lifting station that meets the specific needs of your space, considering the volume of water to be discharged and the layout of the installations. A proper installation ensures optimal performance and increased durability of the equipment.
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  • Sanicubic 1 GR sewage lifting station installed in a commercial space for evacuating wastewater from the premises.

      Sanicubic 1 GR

      The Sanicubic 1 GR is an IP68 rated sewage water lifting pump that can take wastewater from multiple kitchen sinks and appliances, and bathroom fixtures. This robust pumping station can lift wastewater up to 39 m vertically, making it ideal for small commercial environments or residential homes with large usage.

    • Sanicubic 2 GR dual-motor grinder system installation in a commercial setting for efficient wastewater management.

        Sanicubic 2 GR

        The Sanicubic 2 GR is a heavy-duty sewage grinder lifting station ideal for small commercial premises and large domestic dwellings such as villas, pool houses etc. This station is equipped with two pumps with the Pro X K3 dilaceration system, which are activated simultaneously in case of a large supply.

      • Sanicubic 1 SC lifting station with a single-channel wheel installed in a basement for efficient evacuation of wastewater.

          Sanicubic 1 SC

          The Sanicubic1 SC is a wastewater pumping station that is ideal for evacuating large quantities of effluent from kitchens and bathrooms. It can handle wastewater from multiple fixtures such as WCs, washbasins, showers, sinks, dishwashers, and washing machines, making it suitable for both residential and commercial usage.

        • Sanicubic 2 SC wastewater pump with dual motors installed in a basement for handling high volumes of black and grey water.

            Sanicubic 2 SC

            The SANICUBIC 2 SC is a two-motor wastewater lifting pump equipped with a single-channel impeller. Designed for commercial applications, it can lift wastewater from public buildings or shopping centres. This lifting station is available in 4 versions. It comes with a pneumatic remote-control box, which includes an audible and visual alarm.

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          Whether for low gravity areas or basement installations, this floor-standing lifting station ensures optimal operation thanks to its powerful pump and its ability to handle wastewater and charged particles. If you are looking for a practical and economical solution for your sanitary installations, discover how a floor-standing lifting station can meet your needs.
           
          What is a Floor-Standing Lifting Station?
           
          A floor-standing lifting station is an autonomous system designed to elevate wastewater when they cannot flow naturally to the sewage network. It is equipped with one or more lifting pumps that suction the wastewater and push it up to the sewage system. This type of station is particularly useful for basements, garages, or homes located in low-slope areas, where gravity drainage is insufficient.
           
          The lifting station can handle several types of liquids, including black water and grey water. It consists of a tank that temporarily stores the water, one or more pumps, and a control device that automatically activates the pump when the water level reaches a defined threshold.
           
          Advantages of a Floor-Standing Lifting Station
          Choosing a floor-standing lifting station offers numerous advantages for managing your wastewater. It easily integrates into any installation and is available in various types, allowing for the selection of a model that meets your specific needs.
           
          1. Ease of Installation: Unlike buried stations, a floor-standing lifting station can be directly installed in your bathroom, basement, or technical room. This greatly simplifies the setup while reducing associated costs.
          2. Adaptability: A floor-standing lifting station is a versatile solution capable of handling different types of water, whether from toilets, kitchens, or bathrooms. It can efficiently lift black water or grey water.
          3. Pump Performance: The lifting pumps are designed for autonomous and continuous operation, ensuring quick evacuation of water even during heavy use. These systems provide high flow rates, ensuring smooth and unobstructed drainage.
          4. Affordable Price: While floor standing lifting stations are available at competitive prices, they remain extremely reliable. Additionally, their ease of installation can lead to savings by avoiding heavy and costly renovations.
           
          How Does a Floor-Standing Lifting Station Work?
          The operation of a floor-standing lifting station is based on the use of one or more pumps submerged in a tank. When wastewater accumulates in this tank, a float or electronic sensor detects the water level. Once a predefined threshold is reached, the pump automatically activates to evacuate the water to the sewage network or a higher discharge point.
           
          Most floor-standing lifting stations are designed to operate continuously, requiring minimal maintenance. Depending on the type of station you choose, it can handle more or less charged wastewater, which influences the choice of pump.
           
          Some floor-standing lifting stations are equipped with a safety system to prevent overflow in case of failure. Moreover, modern systems are generally quiet, ensuring optimal comfort during use.
           
          How to Choose Your Floor-Standing Lifting Station?
          The choice of the lifting station depends on several technical criteria that you should consider to ensure that your equipment meets your needs perfectly.
           
          1. Identify the Issue: Before selecting a pumping station model, you need to clearly identify your requirement. Generally, there are two scenarios:
          - You need to evacuate water from one or more rooms located below your main discharge (e.g., a basement bathroom, laundry room) or outdoors (e.g., boat house, pool house). A floor-standing lifting station is the best option.
          - Your building is below or at a considerable distance from your municipality's discharge network. You would then need to install an underground lifting station.
           
          2. Type of Station and Water to Be Elevated: There are different models of lifting stations designed to handle wastewater or charged water containing solid particles (grey water). If you need to lift water from bathrooms or kitchens, ensure that the station you choose is suitable for this type of use.
           
          3. Pump Power: The power of the pump determines the station's ability to lift water over a certain height and distance. If you have a basement or facilities far from the discharge point, it is advisable to choose a station with a powerful pump that offers sufficient flow.
           
          4. Volume Capacity of the Lifting Station: Volume capacity refers to the tank size of the lifting station. It is important to size it based on your needs to avoid having the pump activate more than fifteen times per hour. In a five-room house, it is common to choose a 100-liter tank. Each additional room adds a supplementary volume of 25 liters. Note that the system's capacity is proportional to the power of the lifting pump.
           
          5. Price and Value for Money: The price of a lifting station varies based on pump power, tank volume, and the types of water it can handle. It is advisable to compare available options based on your budget while considering the performance offered.
           
          6. Ease of Maintenance: Another criterion to consider is the ease of maintenance of the station. Opt for a station equipped with an easy drainage system and removable filters for quicker and more efficient upkeep.
           
          Do not hesitate to request multiple quotes before making your choice. If you urgently need a lifting station, ensure to check the stock availability and delivery time before deciding, as stock can vary from product to product, which can affect your project's timelines.
           
          SFA Floor Standing Lifting Stations
           
          SFA offers a wide range of lifting stations, with many models to meet all needs, whether for a home or a commercial space. Discover some products in detail below. You can also check the product sheet of each model for all technical specifications.
           
          Sanicubic 2 Classic: This high-performance lifting station features Pro X K2 cutting technology. It has four entries, two of which are low to connect kitchen, laundry, and bathroom equipment, as well as toilets. This surface station can evacuate both grey water and wastewater from a house or small commercial space through a small diameter. The total manometric height is 13 meters.
           
          Sanicubic 1 SC: This three-phase station is suitable for evacuating wastewater from any commercial space. Its powerful motor, high flow rate, single-channel wheel, and large tank allow for the discharge of large volumes of water and effluents to the sewage network. Four versions are available for maximum manometric heights of 10 to 22 meters, delivered with a pneumatic switch and an integrated sound and visual alarm.
           
          Sanicubic 2 VX: Another model for small buildings or large commercial spaces, this floor-standing lifting station comes complete with five entries, including two low, two Vortex pumps, and two alternating motors, either single-phase or three-phase. There are four variants for manometric heights of 13 or 16 meters, delivered with two non-return valves, an interactive control box, and an alarm.
           
          Sanicubic 2 GR: The Sanicubic 2 GR is a dual-motor lifting station with a 150-liter tank, ideal for large homes and small commercial spaces that need to evacuate large volumes of water. This lifting station handles all wastewater from a house thanks to its three entries and features two motors with cutting blades, which activate at maximum performance. Its robust design ensures optimal durability, and it is equipped with an alarm system to signal any malfunctions.
           
          By choosing a floor-standing lifting station, you opt for a practical and efficient solution for managing your wastewater. With numerous models available on the market, it is essential to consider your specific needs and the characteristics of each product. Whether for residential or commercial use, SFA lifting stations provide reliable performance and an attractive price-to-quality ratio.
           
          Feel free to contact a professional to help you make the best choice based on your installation and requirements. A good lifting station can make a significant difference in managing your wastewater, ensuring increased comfort and safety in your environment.
          FAQs

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          • It is useful when wastewater must be lifted to a higher drain level and the project needs an above-floor installation without building a buried pit. It can serve domestic, commercial, or larger building applications depending on the model.

          • Dual motors can alternate during normal operation and provide additional continuity when inflow is high or one motor requires attention. They are often selected for higher-duty or less tolerant applications.

          • Confirm the inlet positions, discharge diameter, ventilation, non-return protection, electrical supply, alarm location, floor space, and access for motor removal or servicing.

          • A grinder is suited to applications where solids need to be cut before discharge through a smaller pipe. A vortex pump is selected where free passage and high-volume handling are more important. The wastewater type and discharge design determine the correct choice.

          • Some models are designed for both, while others are intended only for grey water or a specific wastewater profile. Check the approved applications, pump technology, and inlet arrangement for the model.

          • An audible or visual alarm warns of high water level, pump failure, or another abnormal condition. It allows operators to respond before wastewater reaches an overflow point, but it does not replace routine inspection.

          • It is useful when wastewater must be lifted to a higher drain level and the project needs an above-floor installation without building a buried pit. It can serve domestic, commercial, or larger building applications depending on the model.

          • A grinder is suited to applications where solids need to be cut before discharge through a smaller pipe. A vortex pump is selected where free passage and high-volume handling are more important. The wastewater type and discharge design determine the correct choice.

          • Dual motors can alternate during normal operation and provide additional continuity when inflow is high or one motor requires attention. They are often selected for higher-duty or less tolerant applications.

          • Some models are designed for both, while others are intended only for grey water or a specific wastewater profile. Check the approved applications, pump technology, and inlet arrangement for the model.

          • Confirm the inlet positions, discharge diameter, ventilation, non-return protection, electrical supply, alarm location, floor space, and access for motor removal or servicing.

          • An audible or visual alarm warns of high water level, pump failure, or another abnormal condition. It allows operators to respond before wastewater reaches an overflow point, but it does not replace routine inspection.

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