What Septic Pump Do I need?

Welcome to Whole Septic Supplies channel, where we provide expert guidance on all things related to septic systems! In this highly informative video, we delve into the critical topic of selecting the perfect septic pump for your system. Whether you're a homeowner, a DIY enthusiast, or a professional in the field, understanding the importance of a well-functioning septic pump is essential for maintaining a healthy and efficient septic system.
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In this video, our knowledgeable host takes you on a step-by-step journey to help you make an informed decision when it comes to choosing the right septic pump. Here's what you can expect:
Introduction to Septic Pumps: We begin by explaining the vital role of septic pumps in the overall functionality of your septic system. Understand how septic pumps work and why they are necessary for proper wastewater management.
Assessing Your System's Requirements: No two septic systems are alike. We guide you through the process of evaluating your system's specific needs, considering factors such as the size of your property, household water usage, and local regulations. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be equipped to determine the appropriate septic pump capacity and type for your system.
Types of Septic Pumps: There are various types of septic pumps available on the market, each designed to meet different requirements. We explore the most common types, such as effluent pumps, sewage pumps, grinder pumps, and more. Learn about their unique features, advantages, and disadvantages to make an informed decision.
Pump Selection Considerations: Choosing the right septic pump involves considering several factors. We discuss key considerations like horsepower, pumping capacity, float switch options, and durability. Gain insights into what features are crucial for your specific system's needs.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting: A well-maintained septic pump can save you from costly repairs down the line. Discover essential maintenance tips to keep your septic pump in optimal condition. We also cover common issues and troubleshooting techniques to help you identify and resolve problems promptly.
Expert Recommendations: Our experienced host provides practical recommendations based on industry expertise and user reviews. Benefit from their insights to make an educated choice for your septic pump.
Q&A Session: We conclude the video with a comprehensive Q&A session, where our host addresses some frequently asked questions related to septic pumps. Find answers to common concerns and gain further clarity on any doubts you may have.
Ensure the longevity and efficient operation of your septic system by selecting the right septic pump. Don't miss out on this valuable video that equips you with the knowledge necessary to make an informed decision. Subscribe to our channel for more informative content on septic systems, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest releases. Let's dive into the world of septic pumps together!
introduction - 00:00
The Different Types of Pumps - 00:45
Solids Pump - 02:51
Affluent/Sump Pump - 07:15
Grinder Pump - 15:20
Highhead Pump - 19:00
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[@manleynelson9419]

This guy is great

[@meseahunt]

good video, whats next??? 🤠

[@dangerds1]

Great explanation, I would love to see a vid on your control boxes

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

We have a playlist on our control panels here: Septic System Panels kzbin.info/aero/PLvQASxl_hz5LqBHYxQ2S3bXV_GXFS4hIH

[@pe2155]

Which horse power is good for a residential Septic tank .3 or 1/2 hp and what’s thermally protected means

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

means if the pump is running dry and gets hot or it gets hot it will shut down automatically. lot of variables depends on how high and how far it has to push the water 1/2 is a good all around unit.

[@airymind]

which pump is best for rental business? 4 people in a house?

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

depends on what part and how it gets to the tank. is it going to city sewer?? is it going into a tank from the house then a pump is needed to discharge into field lines. Need some more information if you call the office we can ask the pertinent information to zero on what you need.

[@bmedbmed5611]

Can I use a 10Gpm instead of 20Gpm? All I'm finding around my area is 10Gpm.

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

We have 20gpm and ship it to you in 2 days max if in Texas it’s next day.

[@stevenwood7131]

1. Does it hurt a grinder pump to never really grind while used in an Effluent application. There's occassional scum floaters in the effluent tank. 2. My effluent tank pump is at 6 or 7ft below street level in the side yard, but pumps efflent to the backyard, uphill with elevation gain of about 25 total feet from pump to drain field and run of 40ft to 50ft tops. I want a pump what's overkill rather than underkill that can't keep up with the dose timer with what's supposed to be pumped. Prefer metal fins/vane. And upper and lower ball bearing bearings. Any suggestions make/model. It's a 120v system

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

It doesn’t hurt them they have a much higher head pressure. if it’s a true effluent application then a cast iron effluent pump can normally be specified and work just fine. We have one at 40ft of head it’s 40gpm that’s a lot of water even with every sink on shower, and laundry you wouldn’t out run it. The elevation is what matters most of the horizontal run doesn’t really come into play much because it’s doesn’t change the head pressure in a dramatic way unless it’s very large 2000 plus feet. Other things come into play also really pressure is only there if the pipes are full they shouldn’t be if it was properly done. Once at distribution gravity disperses the water if the field lines were done correctly the pump just gets it to that point.

[@cheguiben]

Hi. I need to pump some 500 gal per day of barely turbid water from a holding tank for a distance of 400 ft to an elevation of 30-40 feet. Which pump should I use? Jose.

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

500 gpd is not much the elevation is what you need to overcome. how dirty is the water if it’s clean a high head water well style pump is what we would recommend.

[@cheguiben]

Thanks.