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Undersink Pumpstations

kwikflo Undersink Pump stations

The Kwikflo pump station is an automatic system specifically designed for handling sink and basin waste where gravity drainage to the sewer is not feasible. It is ideal for commercial and industrial applications, including grease trap installations.
This pump station is equipped with a compact electric submersible pump and comes pre-plumbed for quick and easy installation. Wastewater enters the pump station, triggering the float switch as the water level rises, which then activates the pump. The system efficiently pumps the waste upwards, reducing the water level and deactivating the pump once the waste is cleared. Additionally, it supports both freestanding and guide rail installations and includes features like electrical conduit connections, making it a versatile and robust choice for diverse commercial applications.

Common Applications

  • Waste Water Management
  • Commercial Installations
  • Grease Trap Installations
  • Stormwater Handling
  • Mobile and Temporary Solutions
  • Basement and Underground Applications

Pump stations are integral to efficiently managing wastewater and sewage in various commercial and residential settings. They are especially crucial in environments such as cafes, bakeries, and takeaways where they handle high volumes of grease and wastewater. Laboratories and laundries also rely on pump stations for the safe disposal of potentially contaminated water. Additionally, these systems are vital in residential areas like basements and granny flats to prevent flooding and maintain proper sanitation. Bars and cellars benefit from their ability to manage excess water and maintain dry conditions, while kitchens use pump stations to ensure that waste water is efficiently removed, keeping the area clean and compliant with health regulations.

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