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The Liberty LowPro41LP is a low profile self-contained sewage system that allows for the addition of a toilet without breaking concrete floors. The mount can be freestanding or be built-in using 2" x 6" joists for a more professional looking installation. The system includes a built-in cast iron sewage pump that can handle up to 2" solids and is flow adjusted to maximize pump cycle time. Included is a durable one-piece split cover design poly tank allows access to the switch area without disturbing the discharge and vent piping. Internal schedule 80 PVC piping, a 2" check valve, and a closet flange with extra spacers for optional floor heights is included (1/4" and 1/2"). An engineered water jet within the tank helps break down solids and reduce jamming. The system as a whole saves valuable installation time. Additional fixtures such as a shower or sink can be easily added using an optional rubber pipe inlet seal (included). The seal accepts 2" schedule 40 PVC piping and any showers must be elevated to allow gravity flow to the unit. LIBERTY 700-SERIES SIMPLEX SEWAGE PACKAGES Model Comparison Chart Model Discharge HP Voltage Phase Max. GPM Max. Head Weight lbs. Solids LOWPRO41LP 2" 4/10 115 1 130 19' 91 2" PERFORMANCE RATINGS TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS DIMENSIONAL DATA REPAIR PARTS BROCHURE Liberty LowPro41LP Low Profile Sewage System Brochure MANUAL Liberty LowPro41LP Low Profile Sewage System Installation Manual Pump Products application engineers are standing by to help you find the right pump, as well as to provide price quotes, stocking availability and shipping information. Call our toll free number 1-800-429-0800 to speak to an expert today.

The Zoeller Qwik Jon Ultima 204 Lavatory & Shower Unit is part of an economical sewage system designed for freestanding or built in installation. It is perfect for basements, cabins, workshops, garages, additions, pool houses, etc. NOTE: This unit is not intended to be used with a toilet system. For the toilet system compatible unit, refer to the Zoeller 203-0005.   Includes Tank, lid, and gasket 1/2 HP mini-grinder pump Back-flow device (check local codes) 1" discharge and 1-1/2" vent Hardware pack Installation instructions Features Includes Non-clogging vortex Dual cutting action provides over 70,000 cuts per minute Preassembled pump and tank for easy installation No need to destroy concrete floors No need to elevate floor Designed to accommodate a lavatory, bathtub, and/or shower Perfect for basements, cabins, workshops, garages, additions, pool houses, etc. Reduces construction costs 1" discharge (can be reduced to ¾” to replace existing systems) Pumps any direction Can be installed freestanding or behind a wall with the 2” MPT or 1 1/2” internal slip side inlets Note: These pumps are not designed for use in any other application. Pump Features Automatic level control switch Thermal overload protected motor Stainless steel screws, bolts and handle Non-clogging vortex impeller UL listed 3-wire neoprene 9 ft. (3m) cord and plug Maximum temperature 130°F (54°C), 7.0 FLA Tank Features Durable ABS tank with white finish Lightweight Built in check valve ZOELLER QWIK JON ULTIMA 204 Model Comparison Chart Model Discharge HP Voltage RPM GPM Max. Head 204-1000 1" 1/2 115 3450 45 30' PERFORMANCE CURVES DIMENSIONS TDH FLOW PER MINUTE TROUBLESHOOTING REPAIR PARTS BROCHURE Zoeller Qwik Jon Ultima 204 Brochure INSTRUCTIONS Zoeller Qwik Jon Ultima 204 Instructions Pump Products application engineers are standing by to help you find the right pump, as well as to provide price quotes, stocking availability and shipping information. Call our toll free number 1-800-429-0800 to speak to an expert today.

The Zoeller 912 series of preassembled sewage systems is job-ready and provides for quick and easy installation, saving labor and reducing installation errors. No assembly required. Just drop it in the hole-and-go! Systems include (1) 2” (50 mm) solids sewage ejector (1) 24” x 24” (61 x 61 cm) poly-molded basin (1) PSF cover with 2V2D Internal 2” (DN50) PVC discharge pipe Pump Features Cast iron construction (models 264/266) Thermoplastic construction (model 211) Automatic or piggyback configuration available Full 2” (50 mm) spherical solids capacity Thermal overload protection Non-clogging vortex impeller Basin Features 24" (61 cm) depth for easier installation in troublesome areas 41 gallon (155 liter) capacity (exceeds 18 x 30) 25 gallon (95 liter) capacity below 4" inlet Vertical support ribs help eliminate stuck float switches Anti-flotation device (AFD) helps to eliminate basin from "floating” 360° molded handle (acts as secondary AFD) (1) 4" pre-drilled inlet (flex-coupling provided by others) (7) additional flat areas for inlet installation (field-drilled) Molded torque stops for added pump support One-piece molded PSF cover with integrated, molded foam seal Ribbed, reinforced cover to provide additional strength and stability Threaded 2" vent and 2" discharge piping connections Stainless steel cover bolts and hardware High water alarm available on certain packages Stackable for storage/shipping ZOELLER 912 SERIES PREASSEMBLED SEWAGE SYSTEMS Model Comparison Chart Model Discharge (NPT) HP Voltage Pump Model GPM Max. Head 912-0112 2" 4/10 115 M211 82 19' 912-1112 2" 4/10 115 M211 82 19' 912-0113 2" 4/10 115 BN211 82 19' 912-1113 2" 4/10 115 BN211 82 19' 912-0114 2" 4/10 115 M264 90 18' 912-1114 2" 4/10 115 M264 90 18' 912-0115 2" 4/10 115 BN264 90 18' 912-1115 2" 4/10 115 BN264 90 18' 912-0116 2" 1/2 115 M266 115 20' 912-1116 2" 1/2 115 M266 115 20' 912-0117 2" 1/2 115 BN266 115 20' 912-1117 2" 1/2 115 BN266 115 20' PERFORMANCE CURVES DIMENSIONS TDH FLOW PER MINUTE CHECK VALVE OPTIONS BROCHURE Zoeller 912 Series Preassembled Sewage Systems Brochure PACKAGE CATALOG Zoeller 912 Series Preassembled Sewage Systems Package Catalog PACKAGE SPECIFICATIONS Zoeller 912 Series Preassembled Sewage Systems Package Specifications Pump Products application engineers are standing by to help you find the right pump, as well as to provide price quotes, stocking availability and shipping information. Call our toll free number 1-800-429-0800 to speak to an expert today.

As the old adage from the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu says, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Or to paraphrase, a single flush of the toilet! Get ready to witness a journey into the sewage system, guided by Inspector Pumphead.   Many people don’t want to picture what happens after they flush the toilet, which is perfectly understandable. It’s gross! But the expulsion of wastewater is one of the most important functions that underpins indoor plumbing systems. Understanding how a sewage pumping system works, can give you a greater appreciation of how water moves in and out of your house. This knowledge can also help you make better purchasing decisions in the future. With Inspector Pumphead, you have the perfect figure to guide you through the darkness. In this adventure, the brave Inspector will take you through a sewage system. Goulds sewage pumps are some of the finest on the market and the Inspector has a lot of experience with that brand. Don’t worry we've left out the gross parts. Check out the video:                                                                            Not every home needs a sewage pump First, you should understand when you would need a sewage pump. If you are connected to city sewer (as opposed to a septic tank system), your water flows to either a storm sewer or a sanitary sewer. As the names suggest, the storm sewer is where rainwater runoff is exported, while the sanitary sewer takes care of your wastewater. If a home or building is at grade (ground level), then the wastewater travels by gravity to the sanitary sewer. If the city sewer line is located above your home sewer line or you have a basement toilet, you need to install a sewage pump. The sewage works to push or “eject” the sewage up towards the city line (you will sometimes see sewage pumps referred to as sewage ejectors). Journey down through the sewage system In the first part of the video, Inspector Pumphead flushes himself down the toilet. Using the mixture of science and mysticism he learned while studying at Carnegie Mellon, he is able to shrink himself and scuba through the pipes. The piping is one of the most important parts of your system. Sewage pipes in modern homes typically use PVC plastic, which is tough, corrosion-resistant and relatively simple to install. Older homes often use cast iron sewage piping, which is rugged but susceptible to rusting over time. Just something to keep in mind when thinking about your sewage needs. The pipes eventually deposit the sewage, and Pumphead, into the sewage tank or basin. The basin is important because it contains the sewage pump and acts as the depository for the sewage.  The water also has the effect of keeping the pump motor cool. How does a sewage pump export your wastewater Once the wastewater is in the basin, it gets sucked up through the inlet at the bottom of the sewage pump. In the video, the homeowner has chosen a Goulds sewage pump. Powered by the pump’s impeller, the water. along with Inspector Pumphead, moves through the pump and out of the discharge outlet through more piping, which eventually leads to the city sewer line. Depending on where the basin is located, you might need extra piping, elbows, etc. to connect to the city sewer line. Where does sewage wastewater go Have you ever wondered what happens to your wastewater after it leaves your house Wastewater moves to a water treatment plant where it is aerated, filtered and disinfected to remove waste particles and other microorganisms. In a very thorough and complicated process, wastewater becomes clean “reclaimed water.” The reclaimed water is free to be reintroduced to the ecosystem, often used as groundwater, irrigation water or as a cooling agent. If you find the idea of your wastewater going back into the environment gross, just know that most states have regulations against using reclaimed water in potable systems (washing, drinking, swimming) where humans will have contact with the water. Still, reclaimed water is generally safe to touch. Lucky for us, Inspector Pumphead is able to use his extensive knowledge to escape the system before the water reaches the treatment plant. That’s how dedicated Inspector Pumphead is to helping you understand more about pumps and water systems - he’ll risk getting sent through a filtration system for you! Do you have any ideas for future adventures you’d like to see starring Inspector Pumphead Let us know in the comments and we can see if he is up to the challenge! PumpProducts.com sales specialists are standing by to help you find the right pump or part, as well as to provide price quotes, stocking availability and shipping information. Call our toll free number 1-800-429-0800 to speak to an expert today.