Sanifos 390: new solutions in water pumping stations for individual houses and collective housing

By Schilling Communication - PR Agency Published on Tuesday, May 13, 2025 at 16:04 AM

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Summary for decision-makers

SFA underground pumping stations, particularly the Sanifos 390 model, are essential for ensuring water evacuation in contexts with limited gravity flow. By ensuring discreet integration and peak performance, these devices are designed to optimize space while meeting the efficiency requirements of construction professionals. Thanks to their robust design and simplified installation, with pre-assembled hydraulics, the Sanifos 390 ensures reliable and long-lasting use. With a capacity of 390 liters, they are also equipped with advanced safety technologies, including shut-off valves and non-return valves, thus ensuring optimal protection of sanitation systems or septic tanks.

The various Sanifos 390 models offer versatile options, adapting to the specific needs of each project, whether for graywater, sewage, or rainwater. With multiple configurations including up to two pumps and different impeller types, these lifting stations offer flow rates of up to 35 m3/hour and maximum total head (THM) of 16 meters. Versions equipped with the Smart control panel provide interactive monitoring, thus enhancing safety and maintenance. By integrating these devices into your construction or renovation projects, you optimize not only the technical performance but also the environmental sustainability of the installations.

Frequently Asked Questions for Decision Makers

What are the main features of Sanifos 390 pumping stations?
The Sanifos 390 are distinguished by their robustness, their capacity of 390 liters, configurations adapted to gray water and waste water, guaranteeing a flow rate ranging from 15 to 35 m3/h.

How to ensure the safety of the lifting system?
These stations are equipped with shut-off valves, non-return valves and a float or radar trigger system, ensuring safe operation.

What monitoring options are available with this equipment?
Models with two pumps include the Smart Box, which offers interactive monitoring and alerts via a wired alarm box.

Claiming to have the widest range of solutions on the market, SFA is innovating further by expanding its range of solutions with the launch of the new Sanifos 390 models, designed for the collection of wastewater and rainwater in individual houses and collective housing.

Sanifos 390: the new high-performance, easy-to-install underground pumping stations

Remember that SFA underground pumping stations are essential devices for ensuring the efficient evacuation of water to the sanitation network or a septic tank, in situations where gravity flow is impossible. Discreet since they are underground, efficient and robust, they save space and integrate perfectly into the environment.

Made in France, the latest additions to the range, the Sanifos 390, do not deviate from the SFA credo of ease of installation (pre-assembled hydraulics) and long-lasting performance. In terms of safety, these references (IP 68 protection rating) are supplied with shut-off valves and non-return valves and offer float or radar triggers.

The Sanifos 390 also comes with 3 porthole seals (DN50, DN75 for ventilation and DN100) and, as an option, a 40 cm riser is possible. Featuring a tank (PE HD) with a capacity of 390 liters (inlet water line – FEA – variable with 3 drilling zones – 325/670/1070 mm – admissible temperature of the pumped liquid of 70 °C for 5 minutes) and integrated float switches, they can be equipped with one or two pumps. Thus, depending on the water to be lifted, you will opt for either the variant equipped with a Sanipump SLD, with a two-channel impeller (grey water, black water and rainwater), or for the Sanipump GR with a macerator impeller and for the Sanimpomp VX, a vortex impeller, for grey water and black water.

The Sanifos 390 SLD are available in 3 configurations: 1 single-phase pump, 2 single-phase pumps or 2 three-phase pumps. With a maximum head (THM) of 13 meters, they provide a flow rate of 32 to 35 m3/hour.

As for Sanifos 390 GR/VX, they are available in 5 configurations (1 single-phase pump, 2 single-phase or three-phase pumps, with macerator or vortex impeller), which display a flow rate ranging from 15 to 32 m3/h for a TDH of 13 to
16 meters max. Note that models with two pumps are equipped with the Smart box, an interactive monitoring system with a wired alarm box.