Introduction to Sewage Pumps  

Sewage pumps are essential mechanical devices designed to transport wastewater containing solid particles (up to 2 inches in diameter) from residential or commercial buildings to municipal sewer systems or septic tanks. As a leading sewage pump company with 15 years of expertise, Purity understands these systems are particularly crucial for basements and lowlying areas where gravity drainage is ineffective.  

Modern submersible sewage pumps operate automatically, preventing dangerous sewage backups that could lead to:  

•  Property damage from flooding  
•  Health hazards from bacterial growth  
•  Electrical fire risks from water exposure  

How Sewage Pumps Work: Key Mechanisms  

1. Centrifugal Pump Principle  

 2. Automatic Operation System  

•  Float switches activate the pump when liquid reaches set levels  
•  Dualmode options allow manual override when needed  
•  Builtin check valves prevent backflow  

 3. Specialized Components  

 Types of Sewage Pumps and Their Applications  

 1. Standard Sewage Ejector Pumps  

 Handles raw sewage with solids  

 Ideal for sewage pumps for basements  

 Purity models feature epoxysealed cables for durability  

 2. Effluent Pumps  

 For pretreated wastewater (lower solid content)  

 Common in septic system discharge  

 3. Grinder Pumps  

 Equipped with rotating blades to macerate solids  

 Essential for highsolid applications  

 Reduces maintenance frequency by 40% vs standard models  

Why Choose Purity WQ Submersible Sewage Pumps?  

As an ISO 9001 & CE certified manufacturer, Purity WQ Submersible sewage pump offer:  

✅ Extended Product Lifespan  

 Unique epoxy cable sealing technology  

 Mechanical seal pressure plate design  

✅ Comprehensive Model Range  

 Flow rates from 6 to 1500 m3/h

Figure | Purity submersible sewage pump WQ

Maintenance Tips for Optimal Performance  

1. Quarterly Inspections  

 Clean the sump basin of debris  

 Test float switch operation  

 Verify GFCI protection  

2. Troubleshooting Signs  

⚠️ Unusual pump noises  

⚠️ Slow drainage speed  

⚠️ Persistent sewage odors  

Conclusion: Selecting the Right Sewage Pump  

Whether you need submersible sewage pumps for residential basements or heavyduty sewage treatment plant pumps, understanding these systems prevents costly failures. Key selection factors include:  

•  Solid waste content in your wastewater  
•  Required vertical lift height  
•  Preferred automation level  

Purity's engineered solutions combine Italy designs with robust Chinese manufacturing. Contact us today to discuss your project requirements or global distribution opportunities.