Packaged Pumping systems by Tricel
Tricel offers two ranges of packaged pumping stations:
- Tricel HydroLift – for surface water, stormwater, groundwater, grey water and treated effluent.
- Tricel FoulLift – for foul water and grey water applications.
Foul water
Foul water
Treated & Surface Water
Treated & Surface Water
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Foul water Pumps
Our FoulLift range of foul water pumping stations is available in three variants:
- FoulMidi
- FoulMax
- FoulPro
- FoulMidi
- FoulMax 1250
- FoulMax 1250 twin
- FoulMax 1500
- FoulMax 1500 twin
- FoulMax 1750
- FoulMax 1750 twin
- FoulMax 2000
- FoulMax 200 twin
- FoulPro 1250
- FoulPro 1250 twin
- FoulPro 1500
- FoulPro 1500 twin
- FoulPro 1750
- FoulPro 1750 twin
- FoulPro 2000
- FoulPro 2000 twin
Treated & Surface water pumps
Our HydroLift range for surface water, stormwater, groundwater, grey water and treated effluent is available in three variants:
- HydroMini
- HydroMidi
- HydroMax
- HydroMini
- HydroMini Twin
- HydroMidi
- HydroMidi Twin
- HydroMax 1250
- HydroMax 1250 Twin
- HydroMax 1500
- HydroMax 1500 Twin
- HydroMax 1750
- HydroMax 1750 Twin
- HydroMax 2000
- HydroMax 2000 Twin
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key features
High quality
At Tricel, we provide long-lasting & high quality sewage pumping stations.
Quick delivery
Need a sewage pumping station for a project? Timely delivery is a key priority for us.
easy install
Effortless installation with an intuitive control panel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Packaged pumping systems are pre-assembled systems used to pump wastewater to a sewer or sewage treatment plant where gravity drainage is not possible or economical to install. They are fully automatic units with all necessary components installed in a chamber (as well as external control panels and alarms if applicable) making them easy to transport, install and service.
Any application where gravity drainage of wastewater is not possible or economical to install.
Sewage pumps should run intermittently. The waste rises in the chamber until it reaches a set level upon which a float switch will activate the pump. Once the waste level has fallen sufficiently the pump is switched off.
The main considerations when buying a packaged pumping systems are the wastewater type, inflow rate, storage requirements and the height and length of the discharge pipework.
If in doubt, get in contact with our our Sales Team for advice.
Packaged pumping systems should be serviced regularly by a trained engineer. Provided they are well maintained they will last a long time. Individual components, including pumps, will wear down over time and will need replacing eventually. The rate of wear depends on how often they are used and whether the system is abused (flushing incompatible items). Our systems are designed to be easy to maintain.
Correctly specifying the chamber and pumps will ensure that the system operates less frequently and with less effort. An under-specified system will have to work more often and harder, requiring more electricity. It also increases wear on the pumps so they will need to be replaced more frequently.
Inflow of surface water or groundwater cannot be controlled so if there is a power cut or the system fails there is a risk of flooding. Consequently, we do not recommend that foul systems accept surface water and groundwater.
A second pump provides a backup in case the primary pump fails or becomes blocked. For surface water and groundwater applications where inflow cannot be controlled twin pump systems are recommended in accordance with BS 8102:2022 and PCA guidelines.
Twin pump systems also offer increased life spans due to reduced wear on the pumps and internal components.
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