WL600E
01European Type
- Power
- 600 W
- Max head
- 9.5 m
- Max flow
- 150 L/min
- Protection
- IP55
RESIDENTIAL / LIGHT COMMERCIAL
Kitchen and Laundry
Sinks, dishwashers and washing machines produce grease, lint and fibres that block ordinary drainage pumps.
01Pain points
What makes this drain difficult
- 01
Lint and grease build up on the impeller and reduce flow over time.
- 02
Laundry discharge arrives in bursts and can exceed the inflow of a small tank.
02Conditions
Drain parameters
- Typical lift
- 2 – 6 m
- Typical flow
- 85 – 130 L/min
- Inflow
- Burst discharge, tank volume matters
Ranges are indicative of the application, not a guarantee; selection follows the measured site figures.
03Recommended
Models for this application
Higher tank volume and a cutting impeller reduce the effect of burst discharge and fibrous waste; confirm the appliance discharge rate before selection.
WL750A
02European Type
- Power
- 750 W
- Max head
- 11 m
- Max flow
- 165 L/min
- Protection
- IP55
WL600F
03American Type
- Power
- 600 W
- Max head
- 9 m
- Max flow
- 130 L/min
- Protection
- IP55
04Installation
Points to confirm on site
- 01
Fit a lint trap on the washing machine branch and clean it on a schedule.
- 02
Keep the appliance discharge hose above the tank inlet, not submerged.
- 03
Allow clearance above the tank lid for float and impeller service.
05FAQ
Questions for this application
- Is a macerating pump suitable for a commercial kitchen?
- For light commercial use, check the grease load and discharge temperature with the factory first. Heavy grease requires a grease trap before the unit.
- How often should the tank be cleaned?
- It depends on the waste load. The maintenance interval is being documented with the factory; until then follow the installer's recommendation.
06 / Inquiry
Send the conditions for kitchen and laundry
Include the measured lift, pipe route and voltage so the selection is confirmed against the catalog rather than a fixture count.