Overview of Submersible Sewage Pump

　　Before looking at how long the Submersible Sewage Pump should run, let's talk about what a sewage pump is and how it works. In short, a sewage pump is a small device that you can insert into the lowest point of the house. This may be in your basement or crawl space.

　　There are a variety of Submersible Sewage Pumps to choose from. All are submersibles, which means you will dig a small pit at the lowest point in your home and put the sewage pump in it. Some may have above-ground parts, but there will always be an element immersed in the pit.

　　How does a Submersible Sewage Pump work?

　　The working principle of the Submersible Sewage Pump is very simple. On normal days, your sump pump should be on standby. This means that your sump pump should not run uninterrupted. The sump pump will only start when water starts to enter your house.

　　The submersible Sewage Pump will be equipped with a float switch. This float switch can be activated by water and it will turn on the pump. This part will be submerged in the pit. When your house becomes oversaturated, water will accumulate in the pit. This activates the float switch and turns on the pump.

　　Whenever you turn on the pump, water will drain from the pit and be safely transferred from your home to a drain, dry well, detention pond, or another area. This prevents groundwater from flooding the entire floor.

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