GNWQ Macerator Sewage Pumps for Solids Handling

The GNWQ range is a practical option for sites that suffer from repeated blockages, especially where rags, wipes, or solids
cause problems in conventional submersible sewage pumps. Because the macerator system cuts material before pumping, it can
reduce the risk of clogging and improve day-to-day reliability. However, correct installation still matters, and poor
power quality can damage any motor over time.

For best results, consider the full duty conditions, including vertical lift, pipe length, pipe diameter, bends, and
how often the pump starts and stops. As a result, we recommend requesting sizing help before purchase, particularly for
longer discharge lines or higher lift applications. In addition, always install an isolation valve and non-return valve
as per good sewage practice.

Choosing Between Single-Phase and Three-Phase Models

If your site only has 220V power available, the single-phase range is ideal for domestic and light-duty sewage duty.
On the other hand, if 380V is available, the three-phase range covers heavier duty and higher power applications.
Therefore, selecting the correct voltage first is the quickest way to narrow down the correct model.

Intelligent Control Panels Are Strongly Recommended

We supply intelligent control panels that help protect against voltage faults and abnormal operating conditions.
In addition, they provide float control logic and can be supplied in 220V, 380V, or dual-pump duty/assist options.
This is especially important because burnouts caused by clogging and bad power are not manufacturing defects.

Choose Your Voltage Range

Tip: If you’re unsure, don’t guess — instead send your pipe length and vertical lift and we’ll size it correctly.

GNWQ Sewer Macerator Pump Ranges

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  220V GNWQ Sewer Macerator Submersible Pumps
  
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  380V GNWQ Sewer Macerator Submersible Pumps