SFA - Sanipit® 24 GR Installation - Step by Step!

Find out why Bush Plumbing chose to go with the Sanipit 24 GR, pre-assembled retrofit grinder pump to replace this customer's faulty sewage ejector pump!
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This new retrofit pump kit offers a built-in grinder motor and air pressure mechanism that fits most 24-inch basins. With the ability to retrofit into 24-inch basins from other manufacturers, the pump kit offers versatility and compatibility with existing pump systems. The current basin stays in place while the Sanipit 24GRs retrofit cover easily adapts to it.
One of the key differentiators of the Sanipit 24GR is its ability to create a dry cavity within the pit. Unlike other pumping systems that sit directly in sewage, SFA Saniflo’s design keeps the components and the motor separate, ensuring a hassle-free and mess-free experience for plumbing installers and service technicians.
The Sanipit 24GR boasts a range of top-of-the-line features, including a 2-inch discharge rubber adapter with a built-in check valve and a 2-inch vent rubber connection, direct access points for motor and air pressure switch inspection and replacement, as well as inspection and cleaning of pressure dip tubes.
Its fail-proof wastewater sensing mechanism with triple redundancy provides added reliability. A gasket that protects against odor and sewer gas ensures a sanitary and worry-free operation.

[@FireAlarmGuy-8090]

I have a sump in my finneished basement for a toilet sink and shower and it was installed 12 years ago no fails float is fine never replaced

[@jasonfarris851]

this looks awesome.

[@quynh97]

It does not show the important part: how to stop the sewage charge from running into the gap between the old and new pins.

[@DavidChrisCastillo-im1wg]

I wonder if this can be used in a private residential home with 3 bathrooms, but that have commercial flushometer valve commodes or toilets without tanks.

[@JNRPlumbingStamfordCT]

Why not just swap the pump itself?

[@Userprofile-rj1md]

"Looks like your float has failed" $50 float vs $1500 pump replacement? Hmmmmm......

[@jesusguzman395]

$$$

[@user-vk2hf5wk3s]

What a waste of