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Markpic · Nov 17, 2013, 02:54 PM

I am replaceing a very old system that
Had 2 holding tanks and one injection
Pump tank with a injection pump.
The new system will be a tank(small) and injection pump.
This needs to go up a 100 feet
And a distance of 150 feet, total .
This is for 2 households
One 3 people and one a single person.
Is this the correct way todo it?
Have the new system without the 2 holding tanks?

speedball1 · Nov 17, 2013, 03:35 PM

More details please! Where does your bathroom set that you have to discharge up 100 feet? Back to you, Tom

Markpic · Nov 17, 2013, 03:43 PM

Thanks for your attention.
The house has 3 bathrooms .
The reason it needs to go so far up the hill is , this is where it connects to the city sewer .

Originally Posted by speedball1

More details please! Where does your bathroom set that you have to discharge up 100 feet? Back to you, Tom

ma0641 · Nov 17, 2013, 05:23 PM

100 ft. head is quite substantial. I'm sure, with a big enough wallet, you could find a pump to fit your needs.

ma0641 · Nov 17, 2013, 05:26 PM

[QUOTE=ma0641;3586901]100 ft. head is quite substantial. I'm sure, with a big enough wallet, you could find a pump to fit your needs. Sometimes you need to use a second pump station. Pump to the intermediate tank and then go up to the main.

Markpic · Nov 17, 2013, 05:40 PM

Thanks so much.
I will now research getting a big enough wallet!

Mark

massplumber2008 · Nov 18, 2013, 05:16 AM

Yeah, I suggest that you call ZOELLER company directly... click on Zoeller Corporation

If one 2" discharge pump will not do it you may need to set this up into two substations... ;)

speedball1 · Nov 18, 2013, 09:27 AM

If one 2" discharge pump will not do it you may need to set this up into two substations...

Mark may have the solution. Consider installing a holding tank at the 50 foot level with a booster pump for the remaining 50 foot. Good luck, Tom