Pros and Cons:
+ Floodable wastewater lifting station with integrated ball check valve
+ Vortex impeller with 45 mm free passage
+ Five power classes: from 32 to 48 m³/hour and up to 15.5 m head
+ Pneumatic level control with separate control box
- Installation work for DN 80/100 pressure pipe required
Wastewater lifting station for residential and commercial buildings:
The HOMA Sanistar series (single-pump version) drains all wastewater from areas below the backflow level: toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms in basements and cellars. The wastewater collects in the floodable plastic tank and is pumped via the pressure pipe above the backflow level to the sewer; the integrated ball check valve prevents sewage from flowing back.
Which one to choose? The 105 is the all-rounder for the average home (13 m / 32 m³/hour). If more volume is needed—for example, with multiple bathrooms—then choose the 110 or 120; the 130 D achieves the highest pressure of 15.5 meters for long or high pressure lines. The .../4 pumps run at 1450 rpm, making them remarkably quiet for residential installations.
Scope of delivery:
Tank with pump, ball check valve, elastic transition piece, connection set for pressure pipe, pneumatic level control, control box; pump cable 3 m, control box 0.8 m.
Technical specifications:
| Head (Hmax): | 105: 13.0 m / 110: 8.0 m / 120: 9.8 m / 130: 15.5 m |
| Flow rate (Qmax): | 105: 32.0 / 110: 44.3 / 120: 47.9 / 130: 36.0 m³/hour |
| Power (P2): | 1.10 - 2.10 kW |
| Voltage: | W: 230 V / 1 phase — D: 400 V / 3 phases |
| Free passage: | 45 mm (vortex impeller) |
| Discharge connection: | DN 80 / DN 100 |
| Inlets: | DN 40 / DN 100 / DN 150 |
| Article numbers: | see versions (SKU per variant) |
Downloads:
Datasheet and manual available upon request via our customer service.
Non-binding advice?
Which Sanistar suits your building and piping layout? Feel free to contact our customer service — we are happy to help you calculate.