What is a Submersible Sewage Pump?

　　Sewage pumps are mostly Submersible Sewage Pumps, designed to transfer wastewater from low places (such as basements) to septic tanks or sewer mains. The sewage jet pump is especially a sewage pump used to treat solid sewage with a diameter of no more than 2 inches. It does not have blades like sewage shredder pumps and is mainly used in residential applications.

　　When do I need to install a Submersible Sewage Pump from Submersible Pump Supplier?

　　If your underground bathroom is below the level of the main municipal sewer line, you cannot use gravity to move it there. The sewage jet pump can easily push all sewage pumps through the pipeline leading to the mainline. The pump removes the sewage from the house and discharges it into the septic tank to allow it to settle.

　　Frequently asked questions

　　What if none of these Submersible Sewage Pumps work for me?

　　If none of these sewage jet pumps are suitable for you, you may entirely need other types of sewage pumps. If you always encounter system blockages, it may be worth investigating a grinder pump. It's a bit expensive, but it has a blade that can cut the solid into pieces to avoid clogging. They are most suitable for families with children and guests, who rarely consider the dirt on the toilet.

　　How long does a sewage pump usually last?

　　A high-quality sewage pump of the correct size and installation should be used for an average of 5 to 10 years. This may vary, depending on how often it needs to be run and how you maintain it. This means checking whether the check valve is still working, whether the switch is stuck, etc. Their service life is generally longer than that of grinder pumps because their blades do not become dull due to use.