Silent Venus Toilet Pump (White) (600W Pump)

There are a few things to note about this...It’s in metric measurements. It’s pretty close to American measurements with pvc pipe.This was for a tiny house on wheels. The pump sits underneath the trailer.I was able to successfully hook a three inch line from a regular toilet to this, with the shower and sink going from a two inch pvc down to an inch and a quarter. The grey water isn’t macerated, just the solids from the toilet. The three inch toilet line connected right to this with no problem with the clamps and boot. They recommend using the saniflow toilet but like I said it hooked up and works fine with a regular toilet, if your appliancation calls for that. I was in a position where I couldn’t put the pump at the same level as the toilet, no could I dig into the sewer main. I used the one inch pump line to tie into the sewer stack and it works great.

The unit is very simple. Flushing power seems very good. I purchased this as a replacement for the SaniFlo unit. It appears to be the same body.

very easy to install, must use sewage check valve by everbilt on shower inlet.Also use check valve on 3./4" discharge pipe. Did NOT come with extension pipe pictured but hey, I made one out of 3" pvc and some clamp fittings.Works perfectly, but Id imaging if taking shower itd come on several times, not crazy noisy but you can hear it.thanks!

This is a great value for your money. I bought this to replace an overpriced one that has been having issues for about a year, and after several attempts to repair it, a replacement seemed like the way to go. I had it professionally installed but they didn't seem to have too much trouble even though the inlets weren't the same size. We are using it in a full bath with a toilet, sink, and shower. Ours did not come with a manual or instructions, but that was quickly solved by Google. We've only had it a few weeks but it immediately solved our issues we were having. I'd say it is about as loud as our old one but doesn't run as long or often, I'm assuming it is because it is more efficient. Save yourself some money and go with the Silent Venus.

I bought this pump because of the price but regret everything about that decision. It cost me tons of money to get it installed, and from the start I knew it was a mistake because it took two flushes for the pump to fully clean the toilet, and there was a delay of 30 seconds after a flush for the pump to start working. It barely worked for 11 months and then completely stopped working after that. Now I have to get a new pump, and pay another round of installation fees to the plumber to replace this terrible pump. So morale of the story, just save yourself the money, and go with a better quality pump.

3inch PVC fits right into it and gives some flexibility, j put a hose clamp on it and ran a fully vented bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink and just dropped down with a 3in sweep then 45'd back to the unit under the crawl space and it works exactly as planned. Great option if you have a crawl space and don't have room to put in a traditional holding tank/pump setup. Also it would work with the Liberty Ascent 2 toilet system as a replacement pump/macerater

The media could not be loaded. Great bang for the buck if you don’t mind the noise.

Seems to work well. Only downside is the noise when the pump activates. You get about a 1-2 second long burst with each flush. If you have a shower hooked up as well it will keep pumping every few seconds as the shower drain is being pumped out as long as you use the shower. Same with a sink, but slower. Again, it’s a bit noisy, but it works well with a shower, toilet and sink in a basement bathroom with no pre existing drain. Of course toilet needs to have a rear drain, not floor. And this pump unit will need an outlet near by.