Lift Assure 1HP+ Macerating Toilet Pump - 800W Up flush System for Basement Bathrooms

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The Lift Assure Macerating Toilet Pump is a cost-effective way to add a macerator to any wall-mounted, rear-outlet (P-trap), or Euro-style toilet. The Lift Assure Macerating Pump also allows you to add a shower/tub and a sink to any space you are converting into a bathroom. The pump is capable of lifting wastewater up to 22 ft. and has approximately 295 ft. of horizontal run with gravity assist. The heart of the macerator is a 1-horsepower motor that spins a sharpened stainless steel blade to chop and propel the wastewater.

The macerating toilet pump is capable of a flow rate of 38 gallons per minute. The built-in 1.5" inputs allow for easy plumbing. The macerating pump also includes built-in backflow protection.

The included macerating toilet pump contains three ports: the main port that connects to the discharge pipe, and the two side ports that allow you to connect a bathing unit and a sink. The system comes with multi-sized inlets complete with pipe clamps.

This bathroom system is a perfect DIY project for homeowners looking to install a bathroom in the basement or a variety of other spaces without the need to break concrete or overspend. This powerful unit features a double set of blades with internal "Impeller Blades" capable of clearing and pulverizing accidental flushes of common feminine products, a frequent cause of blockages that our unique design prevents.

Macerating toilets allow you to convert any space into the bathroom of your choice. By using a macerating pump and a rear-discharge (P-trap) toilet, you will not need to break any concrete, a timely and expensive step in installing or renovating a bathroom. The built-in inlets allow you to add both a sink and a shower/tub. These toilet kits put the savings back into your wallet.

Installation is simple with the Lift Assure Macerating Pump. The pump can be installed up to 36" away from the back of the toilet, as long as there is a 0.25" drop per foot leading to the pump.