A septic system is always accompanied by a sump pump alarm. If you are new to the world of pumps, let me tell you that septic alarm pumps are used to pass down the gray water that is the sloth and sewage water to the septic tank so that the total water and waste accumulated in the septic tank is completed thrown away. The water that goes down the pumps includes laundry water, septic fluids and other waste water. The water ultimately goes out to the leech field. In order to pass raw sewage, it is best to use a grinder pump to prevent water clogging.
What types of pumps are available?
Sump pump
These pumps generally are used for cleaning water. Either for drainage through septic pump alarms or in situations of crisis these types of pumps serve best. Residential flooding can be prevented by these pumps.
Sewage pumps
When there is 2 inches of solid waste contained in the liquid waste material, sewage pumps with the help of their in-built suction machine can pull out the waste materials. Basically, its application is noticed in toilets either into the sewer channel or in the entire septic setup.
Effluent pumps
Similar to sewage pumps, effluent pumps too drag out the solid waste out of the whole waste content if the solid waste is up to ¾ inches when measured in diameter. Its typical examples are sump pump alarm systems, septic system lifted up from drain fields, sloth discharges from laundry and sumps and grey water removal.
Utility pumps
Non-automatic and portable as utility pumps are, they provide the advantage of performing various performances for submersible and non-submersible temporary applications. They serve everyday or occasional purposes in and around the household. Its usage comprise of emptying stopped up stagnant wash basins, water beds or aquariums that continuously drain out water, furnace pits, etc.