Key Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in grey water and aerobic septic systems with sprinklers or drip tubing the ATER 20 Series provi...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in grey water and aerobic septic systems the ATER SK20 Series provides 20 gallons per minute (gpm)...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Please Note: The float switch and pump are not already wired together. The customer will need to connect the two ...
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Key Features Specs Warranty The Ater 1012A 1HP single seal grinder Pump a single phase grinder pump designed with size and electrical capabi...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in grey water and aerobic septic systems the ATER 20 Series provides gallons per minute (gpm). A...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in cistern pump applications the ATER 20 Series provides gallons per minute (GPM). All pumps are ...
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Key Features Specs Warranty ATER Pump Mid Suction Effluent Pump 115V, 20 GPM, 1/2 HP with a 10' Float Switch is Ideal for effluent pumping ap...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in grey water and aerobic septic systems with sprinklers or drip tubing the ATER 10Series provides...
View full detailsKey Features Specs Warranty Designed to use in grey water and aerobic septic systems with sprinklers or drip tubing the ATER 30Series provides...
View full detailsWholesale Septic Supply offers a variety of submersible pumps. Whether you are looking for a sump pump, effluent pump, sewage pump, or grinder pump, we have got you covered.
We also offer pumps that have wide angle float switches and vertical float switches attached to the pump. These float switches allow the pump to activate and deactivate based on fluid level. When the fluid level is high, the float will activate the pump. When the fluid level is low, the float switch will deactivate the pump.
Wide angle float switches are often tethered to the pump, or they may be tethered to the pipe connected to the pump’s discharge. This type of float switch floats freely in the water and is easy to position within a water or septic tank.
Vertical float switches are built into the pump and cannot be removed. The float switch can only travel a short distance up and down, and that makes these float switches useful when space is limited. Instillation of pumps with vertical float switches is simple, because the position and connection to the float switch has already been done.
