Sewage Ejector Pumps & Packages

Sewage ejection systems are the answer to installing a complete bathroom or laundry room or maybe just a shower in your basement, cellar or anywhere the drain will be located below your main sewer or septic lines. The systems featured below are very efficient and trouble-free. PlumbingSupply.com® is your source for everything plumbing-related.

Sewage Ejector Package - by Little Giant


sewage basin with cross cut view of assembled pump
Features:
  • Effective, economical, superior sewage removal systems
  • Powerful 4/10 HP #9SN-CIA-RF pump
  • 6600 gph - 110 gpm @ 5 ft. head pressure
  • View performance curve chart for the #9SN-CIA-RF pump
  • Reliable mechanical float switch with piggyback plug provides automatic operation
  • Pushes solid waste material upto 2" diameter
  • Full flow 2" check valve provided with Model #SE-LGSMPK
  • 30-gallon basin - 22" diameter x 30" height
  • Maximum vertical lift (shut-off): 20 ft.
  • Discharge/vent gasket combinations included:
    2" discharge/3" vent; 3" discharge/2" vent; or 2" discharge/2" vent
  • 115 volt - 20 ft. pump cord
  • Low energy use of 9 amps, 920 watts compared to similar sized pumps
  • View typical installation

The basin, with the pump in the bottom of it, is recessed into the floor. Your fixtures are plumbed to drain into the basin through the side inlet set up for 4" drain pipe. The side inlet can be bushed down to 3" if needed. When the fluid level rises high enough it triggers the float switch to turn on the pump. The sewage is pumped out of the pump, through the 2" discharge outlet, through the check valve, and into your regular drain line. The discharge pipe passing through the lid is sealed with a 2" non-threaded rubber grommet. The vent outlet through the lid has a 3" opening and can be sealed with a 3" or 3" x 2" non-threaded rubber grommet.

The sewage package #SE-LGSMPK comes standard with a full-flow 2" check valve. We recommend the check valve be vertical mounted. Replacement pumps available below.

Description Price & Quantity
Sewage Ejector Package #SE-LGSMPK
with full-flow PVC compression swing check valve
$638.42
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Replacement Part for above sewage packages
Description Price & Quantity
Foam (Lid) Cover Assembly - 18" diameter
includes pipe flanges (2" or 3" vent - 2' discharge) and cord grommet
$57.29

Due to the size and/or weight, these sewage ejector packages do not qualify for 2nd day shipping.
We have sold many of these Little Giant brand sewage ejector packages with MANY satisfied customers!

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Replacement Pumps for Sewage Ejector Packages

Little Giant Replacement Pump


image of the Little Giant #9SN-CIA-RF

This Little Giant 9SN Series Sewage Pump has a permanent split capacitor motor and uses less electricity than standard motors. A lower electrical current draw means the motor will run cooler. For added protection the motor housing is filled with a dielectric oil to quickly dissipate any heat and at the same time provides lifetime lubrication to the bearings.

Although these pumps use less electricity than others, it pushes wastewater and solid waste material up to 2" diameter up through the volute and out the 2" discharge at a tremendous rate of 110 gpm at 5' of head pressure. A cast iron external housing with a protective epoxy coating and stainless steel screws, bolts, handle and seal assembly assist in providing excellent rust and corrosion resistance.

View the performance curve chart for the Little Giant #9SN-CIA-RF here

Specs:
  • Cord Length: 20 feet
  • HorsePower: 4/10
  • Amps: 9
  • Wattage: 920
  • Voltage: 115
  • Flow Rate: 6600gph@5' / 4680gph@10'
  • Shut-Off: 20'

Little Giant Replacement Sewage Ejector Pump w/2" Discharge = $479.57

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "What does shut off at 20' mean?"
A. It means that the pump cannot pump higher (measured vertically) than 19' 11" (with no friction loss taken into account). If you install a pipe 19 feet 11 inches high straight up from the pump, water would still trickle over and out of the pipe. If you install a pipe with a height of 20' straight up from the pump, while the pump continues to operate, water will just stay at that height in the pipe.

Q. "Can I mount the check valve horizontally?"
A. It is recommended the check valve (or check/ball valve combination) be mounted vertically, however each can be mounted horizontally. The installation for each unit is similar; the check valve hinge must be at the top.

Q. "Can I safely use an air admittance valve (or "auto vent") on any of the above systems?"
A. Although some people have installed an air admittance valve on the above systems, we will never suggest or recommend that you do so. We always recommend installing a vent all the way through the roof (and as per your local codes). We have had people write us stating that when they installed an air admittance valve the flapper in the valve can chatter and create vibration. The right way to go is to install a non-mechanical vent, all the way to the roof, and as per your local codes.

Q. "What does the automatic reset thermal overload protection do?"
A. If the pump gets too hot the thermal overload protection will turn it off until the pump cools down (to prevent damage to the motor). The pump turns back on after it has cooled down enough. This backup protection feature is useful if some debris causes the pump to overheat.

Q. "Do I need to install a vent pipe to the tank?"
A. It really depends on how you plumb the piping to the tank and each situation is different. In many cases with any brand of sealed tank the simple answer is yes as you need air to displace the volume of discharge. An AAV may be used in many areas of the country but local codes always prevail and so best to check with your local code authorities before purchasing the enclosed tank system/s such as these shown on this page.


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