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KESSEL Minilift M WC – Small lifting station with macerator for toilets

Compact lifting station for sewage from toilets, showers, and sinks. Features a powerful macerator, plug-and-play design, and is ideal for basements or renovations below the backflow level.


Technical data

  • Wastewater type: containing fecal matter
  • Power: 750 W
  • Maximum delivery head: 9 m
  • Maximum flow rate: 9.8 m³/h
  • Pressure outlet: DN 32
  • Inlets: DN 40 / DN 50
  • Installation: Wall-mounted / freestanding
  • Standard: EN 12050-3
  • Special feature: integrated backflow preventer


Product information

  • For toilets, showers & sinks (wastewater containing fecal matter)
  • Integrated cutting unit for safe shredding
  • Compact design – ideal for partition walls and tight spaces
  • Plug-and-play & easy to maintain
  • Delivery head up to 9 m / output up to 9.8 m³/h (alternatively even shorter)
  • For WC & bathroom in the basement
  • With cutting unit
  • Compact and flexibly installable
  • Plug-and-play
  • high-performance (9 m / 9.8 m³/h)


The KESSEL Minilift M WC is a compact lifting station for the disposal of sewage from toilets, showers, and sinks. It is ideally suited for installation below the backflow level, for example, in basements or during renovations. Thanks to its integrated macerator, solids are reliably macerated and safely pumped out. The system impresses with its space-saving design and flexible connection options (side or front connection to the toilet). Its plug-and-play delivery and maintenance-friendly design ensure quick installation and easy operation.

  • Delivery head: up to 9 m
  • Flow rate: up to 9.8 m³/h
  • Hot water resistant (briefly up to 80 °C)


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Manufacturer
KESSEL SE & Co. KG
E-Mail
info@kessel.de
Address
Bahnhofstraße 31
85101 Lenting
Germany
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