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Complete system comes with SaniBest Pro Grinder Pump and SaniFlush two piece elongated bowl and tank. The Sanibest Pro is a system that is used to install a complete bathroom up to 25 feet below the sewer line, or even up to 150 feet away from a soil stack. The Sanibest Pro can handle the effluent from a toilet, sink, bathtub, shower and washing machine (indirect connection). While most of our pump range consists of shredders/macerators, the Sanibest Pro incorporates an actual grinder system. The Sanibest Pro is ideal for situations where you do not control the use of it (ie. rental unit, offices, warehouses, etc). The Sanibest Pro is designed to deal with sanitary napkins that may have been flushed down the toilet; such may consist of condoms, sanitary napkins, q-tips, dental floss, etc. The wastewater from other sanitary fixtures is discharged into the Sanibest Pro via two 2 in. inlets on either side of the housing. The discharge elbow on top of the Sanibest Pro can be rotated 360 degrees depending on the discharge installation. A non-return valve (included in assembly) prevents back flow into the unit. This unit has been designed with a vent connection on the lid. All plumbing codes require connection to a vent system. Please note that the vent system should be a two-way air vent.
Dimensions: H 32 in, W 17.75 in, D 26.5 in
Product Depth (in.) | 26.5 in |
|---|---|
Product Height (in.) | 32 in |
Product Width (in.) | 17.75 in |
Bowl Height | Chair Height |
|---|---|
Bowl/Seat Shape | Elongated |
Color Family | White |
Color/Finish | White |
Commercial / Residential | Residential |
Features | No Additional Features |
Flushing Technology | Pressure Assisted |
Flushing Type | Single Flush |
Gallons Per Flush | Single Flush: 1.28 |
Handle Location | Left |
Included | Toilet Seat |
Material | Ceramic |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Rough In Size | Wall-Mounted |
Toilet Type | Two-Piece |
Trip Lever Location | Left Side |
Certifications and Listings | ADA Compliant |
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Manufacturer Warranty | Limitied Warranty |
This pump draws a maximum of 9 amps at 120 volts and would plug into an electrical outlet. As to how that outlet should be wired, that would depend on the specifics on site as well as the electrical code in that state. Therefore, I can’t give you a definitive answer. For that you would need to speak to a qualified local licensed electrician or the electrical inspector in your town.
The discharge connection of this pump can accept either ¾” or 1”, while the vent connection is 11/2”. If from a desk top computer, you scroll down the Home Depot product listing page you will come to a section entitled Product Details. If you expand that section, you will find PDFs of the product documents. The specification sheet will both confirm these details and give further details about this product.
Hello, David. The external discharge pipe must be 1” DWV rigid pipe. Should you require any additional information, you may contact us at service@sfasaniflo.ca SFA Canada
Typically yes but ultimately it would be dependent on the plumbing code in your state.
Because the air needs to be able to move in both directions through the vent line. In a conventional gravity drain the air travels in the direction of the water flowing downhill. That flow of air relieves the creation of a vacuum so the water can flow downhill. When you add a pump to a sewage system in a sense it’s like adding a turbo charger and the air will move in two directions. If you have an air admittance valve and the air moves backwards it will push potentially lethal and odorless sewer gas out of the air admittance valve into the home. As a plumber I would never use an air admittance valve when a pump is involved.
The optional extension pipe is Saniflo model 030. Home Depot refers to it as SKU 204263704. If you put that number in the search box it will come up.
No, you cannot connect the kitchen sink to a Saniflo macerating toilet. This is the case for two reasons. First a macerator is effective at removing toilet waste, but kitchen sinks will discharge solids that have a higher density. Kitchen sinks are better served with an effluent or sewage pump rather than a macerating pump. Second, the addition of a kitchen sink would exceed the pumps discharge capacity.
If you scroll down the Home Depot product listing page you will come to a section entitled Product Details. If you expand that section, there are PDFs of the product documents. If you open the specification sheet you will find the rough sheet for the toilet on page 4. It calls out that the rim is 163/4” off the floor and the overall tank height is 31”. Other important dimensions are also indicated.
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The toilet bowls and tanks that Saniflo offers are made of Vitreous China. The term Vitreous China references to the fact that the material has been baked to the point of vitrification. The glaze and the biscuit or internal material have become one. Because of this the glaze surfaces have zero porosity, and no water or waste will be absorbed.
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