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What is the purpose of an ejector pump

Sometimes, it's essential to put your home's washing machine or bathroom sink in the basement. If this puts them at a lower level than your sewer line, they will not eject the water into the sewer line. The ejector pump is helpful in this situation. It aids you in overcoming this gravitational challenge. It disposes of the water by pumping it into the primary sewage.<br>

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What is the purpose of an ejector pump

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  1. What is The Purpose of An Ejector Pump? Sometimes, it's essential to put your home's washing machine or bathroom sink in the basement. If this puts them at a lower level than your sewer line, they will not eject the water into the sewer line. The ejector pump is helpful in this situation. It aids you in overcoming this gravitational challenge. It disposes of the water by pumping it into the primary sewage. Typically, sewage ejector pumps are installed in sump basins where drain water gathers. A movable float on the pump activates the pump when it reaches a specified height. The pump automatically stops draining the water into the sewer system when the float goes below a predetermined level. The main benefit of using a sewage ejector pump is that it can help to prevent flooding. You can check out ejector pumps online at PumpProducts.com. This internet retailer has been serving customers nationally and maintains extensive inventories. The well-known Zoeller Ejector Pumps are preferred by most homeowners because of their reliability. The Zoeller Ejector Pumps come in single-phase and three-phase varieties. Most standard U.S. household electrical wall outlets are compatible with Zoeller Ejector Pumps. The Liberty Ejector Pumps are also used by plumbing contractors widely, and they feature an innovative product design. Depending on your required capacity, you can pick between 110-volt and 220-volt Liberty Ejector Pumps. Many Liberty Ejector Pumps contain an alarm mechanism that activates when the water level in the sump basin reaches a certain level.

  2. Before buying an ejector pump, it is best to check out the local plumbing codes and get a quote from a licensed plumber. Setting it up is challenging, and it would stand you in good stead to get a professional to do the job for you.

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