Sump Pumps

Submersible Sump Pumps are water pumps designed to submerge in water, typically entirely within a sump pit. They automatically activate to remove excess water and prevent flooding in basements or crawl spaces. Submersible sump pumps are commonly used in residential and commercial settings to maintain dry conditions and protect structures from water damage.

Submersible effluent pumps handle treated wastewater from septic systems. Ideal for light to medium transfer demands, they efficiently move effluent from septic tanks to drain fields. Durable and capable of handling solids, effluent pumps are available in various switch types, connection sizes, and voltages, providing a versatile solution for specific effluent pumping needs.

High-temperature submersible pumps handle liquids at elevated temperatures and are used for light commercial and industrial liquid waste transfer or circulation applications. They can handle liquids at high temperatures and are designed with components that can withstand heat. Submersible pumps are commonly used in processing plants. Suitable for plumbing applications in need of moving greywater.

Battery Backup Sump Pumps provide extra protection for basements during power outages. Equipped with a rechargeable battery, they activate automatically when the primary pump fails, preventing flooding. Battery backup for sump pumps are widely used in residences, especially in areas prone to heavy rainfall or frequent power outages, and offer peace of mind against water damage in emergencies.

Pedestal Sump Pumps are elevated water removal devices installed above the sump pit. They operate by activating a motor on a pedestal, keeping it out of the water. Pedestal sump pumps are suitable for shallow basins and are commonly used in residential basements to discharge accumulated water efficiently and prevent flooding.