Pros and Cons:
+ Plug & play wastewater lifting unit: tank with built-in pump, just plug it in and it's ready
+ Compact above-ground tank – no digging or pump pit needed
+ San.iQ one with ball check valve and high-water alarm
- For grey wastewater (no faeces); solids up to 10 mm
Small lifting unit for wastewater below sewer level:
A shower, sink, or washing machine in the basement discharges below sewer level – that water needs to be pumped up. The HOMA San.iQ one and Saniquick 1A are small wastewater lifting units that do exactly that: the wastewater collects in the plastic tank and is automatically pumped up to the sewer, up to 6.5 meters.
In practice, the choice is simple: the San.iQ one is the more complete installation with an integrated ball check valve and high-water alarm – which is convenient if the installation is in a living space. The Saniquick 1A is the compact entry-level model with a 25 mm discharge connection. Both have a stainless steel motor housing and operate fully automatically on a standard power outlet.
Scope of supply:
1. San.iQ one: tank with pump, ball check valve, flexible connection piece and connecting clamp, 1.4 m cable with plug and high-water alarm
2. Saniquick 1A: tank with pump, 1.4 m cable with plug
Technical specifications:
| Head (Hmax): | 6.5 m |
| Flow rate (Qmax): | San.iQ one: 7.0 m³/hour / Saniquick 1A: 4.3 m³/hour |
| Power (P2): | 0.35 kW |
| Voltage: | 230 Volt / 1 phase |
| Free passage: | 10 mm |
| Discharge connection: | San.iQ one: Ø 40 mm / Saniquick 1A: Ø 25 mm |
| Inlet: | DN40 |
| Article numbers: | 9804120.03 / 9804125.02 |
Downloads:
Datasheet and manual available upon request via our customer service.
Non-binding advice?
Are you unsure whether a small lifting unit is sufficient for your situation? Feel free to contact our customer service – we are happy to help you think it through.