VEVOR Macerator Pump, 700W, 9600 L/h Flow, 32.8 ft/10 m Head, Macerator Sewerage Sump Pump with 3 Water Inlets for Toilet, Basement, Kitchen, Sink, Shower, Bathtub Waste Water Disposal Upflush Machine

Upflush Toilet Pump with 700W Motor and 9600 L/h Flow

The upflush toilet pump is driven by a 700W copper motor with a maximum flow rate of 9600 L/h. That output places it nicely between the smaller 500W units and the higher-powered 900W and 1200W variants in the same product family, making it a practical middle-ground option for basement bathrooms or utility spaces that need more than entry-level capacity without requiring the largest available motor on the market.

The copper motor construction delivers durable performance and a longer lifespan, handling the rigors of constant sewage processing without the early wear and tear that lower-quality motors experience under similar conditions. If you have a basement bathroom, kitchen sink addition, or laundry hook-up, this toilet pump provides the flow capacity to handle regular daily use without strain, even during multiple consecutive flushes or fixture uses in a short period.

32.8 ft Head Lift for Basement Sewage Treatment

This pump can lift to 32.8 ft (10m) and efficiently collects and treats sewage from bathrooms, discharging it without the need for extensive installation. That lift capacity is what makes upflush plumbing a viable option for basements or other below-grade spaces where a traditional gravity-fed system isn’t feasible without breaking through a concrete slab.

Often, this type of head-lift figure is the deciding factor in whether a particular basement layout can support a new bathroom or laundry hookup at all. A 32.8 ft lift capacity is sufficient for many common installations, so you don’t need a larger, more expensive unit than the job requires. A pump with insufficient lift capacity won’t work properly in deeper basements or in installations with long horizontal runs.

Dual Water Outlet Design for Easier High-Flow Installation

The upflush toilet pump has a dual-water-outlet design that makes installation much easier and can handle higher drainage flow needs than a single-outlet system usually can. The dual-outlet design gives installers more flexibility in routing discharge lines, making plumbing layouts in basements or utility spaces easier to manage when dealing with awkward existing infrastructure not originally designed for a macerator system.

That dual-outlet arrangement is a real point of difference from simpler single-outlet macerator pumps, particularly handy when a single discharge line would otherwise have to handle the full flow. The design provides the pump with more flexibility than a standard single-outlet configuration for installations with higher flow demands or where routing flexibility is important, especially in spaces where the discharge point is not ideally located relative to the pump.

90°C Hot Water Tolerance for Durable Motor Protection

The motor is oil-injected to allow continuous water exposure at 75°C or short-term exposure to water at 90°C for up to 4 hours. This heat tolerance is important because hot water from showers, dishwashers, or washing machines routinely flows through a macerating pump system with little regard for the actual temperature at the point of discharge into the unit.

Hot water is not rated for extended periods with many similar pumps. Prolonged heat exposure causes internal seals and components to wear out faster than expected, leading to premature motor wear or failure. This upflush toilet pump can handle that heat exposure all the time, providing a much longer working life for homes that regularly run hot water through connected fixtures, whether that's frequent showers, dishwasher cycles, or back-to-back laundry loads.

Silver Ion Tank with 99% Odor Inhibition Rate

The pump is equipped with a specially designed silver-ion water tank, which has an inhibition rate of up to 99% and effectively prevents the odor buildup common in lower-quality macerating systems after long-term use. That antimicrobial property keeps the unit running clean without requiring regular manual maintenance to manage odors, which is often one of the more frustrating aspects of owning a budget macerator system.

It is a very low-maintenance feature because the silver ion tank passively controls odor during normal operation, without requiring periodic cleaning cycles or homeowner-added treatments. Not having to think about odor control regularly is a real convenience over the life of the unit, especially in a basement or laundry room that isn’t checked as often as the main living areas. For a toilet pump that is tucked behind a toilet or in a utility space that isn’t checked as often, this convenience is especially helpful.

15 lb Upflush Toilet Pump for Compact Installation

The upflush toilet pump is small at 15 lbs and about 16.1 x 7.3 x 11 inches, allowing it to fit in shallow spaces, including directly behind a toilet with limited wall clearance. That manageable footprint matters for basement bathrooms or tight utility closets where bulkier pump systems wouldn’t have fit comfortably without forcing a redesign of the surrounding space.

The unit is designed to withstand constant exposure to wastewater and moisture without breaking down over time, with its IP68 waterproof rating and Class B insulation, which are more pertinent issues in a soggy basement where moisture and the risk of occasional flooding are greater than in a typical main-floor bathroom. This toilet pump is a practical, space-saving solution for homeowners adding bathroom or utility hookups without major construction work, thanks to its dual-outlet design and integrated check valve.