Simple Project750w Macerator Pump, Basement Toilet System 36 Ft/10 M Head, Sewerage Grinder With 4 Water Inlets for Macerating Toilet, Shower, Bathtub Waste Water Disposal

This pump directly replaced the one that came with the toilet. This one is quieter but does cycle more but this seems to make it more efficient. Would highly recommend. Would definitely buy again !

Update: 7/21/24 - The macerator is now hooked up to my sewer line, vent line and vanity sink drain. Thought I'd take a picture before it got covered up. I also tested it and it works fine - no leaks. Surprisingly, it's pretty quiet. So far, so good.As you can see from the pictures, I'm at the beginning stages of building a bathroom in my basement. The toilet itself will be located close to my sewer drain pipe so I won't have too much pipe I'll need to run up to the drainpipe. The instructions are fairly well written and I don't see anything terribly difficult as far as connecting the pipes to the macerator. I'll be hooking up the vanity to one of the bottom inlets. All the pieces and clamps are included so you just need your connecting pipes to your sewer system.All-in-all, a great way to get your basement bathroom connected to your drain system if all your sewer lines are above basement level. I would definitely recommend this macerator.

Pretty strong Macerator pump. Its actually more light weight than I thought it would be but its fine. The main thing is how well it works, which to my surprise its strong. Obviously, it does require plumbing and an accessible out for it to plug into. The housing is pretty solid and strong feeling even though it feels light.

I used this macerator pump in my remodeled basement, connected to the shower and macerating toilet to create a full bathroom. I am very pleased with the powerful yet quiet motor and how well it handles all types of waste. The plumber also approved of it. I also want to commend your company for the excellent customer service.