Tools Required: Hand saw, screw driver, PVC cement, hole saw, tube cutter, and tape measure
Mount the Basepump Ejector on to the floor joist.
Mount the Basepump against the face of the joist,
underneath the floor joist, or on a wall.
All mounting brackets and hardware included.
Tools: Screw driver
Materials Required: none
Estimated install time: 20 Minutes
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Mount Basepump Ejector
Install the Suction Pipe by using PVC pipe.
The Basepump location does not need to be directly over
the sump pit. It may be piped straight into the pit or with
45 or 90 degree elbows if necessary.
Tools: Saw, tape measure, and PVC cement
Materials Required: EZ: 1” PVC White Pipe x 10 ft.
: 45 deg. elbows PVC, if needed
PRO: 1-1/4” PVC White Pipe x 10 ft.
: 45 deg. elbows PVC, if needed
Estimated install time: 20 Minutes
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Install Suction Pipe
Install the Discharge Pipe using either rigid PVC pipe or the supplied hose or both.
Outdoor discharge: (shown)
A separate discharge is recommended which will require
drilling a hole through the fascia board to the outdoors.
Tools: Saw, Hole Saw Size: EZ= 1-1/2”; PRO = 2”
Materials Required: EZ: 1” PCV 90 deg. elbow,
PRO: 1-1/4” PVC 90 deg. elbow
Estimated install time: 60 Minutes
Indoor discharge: Piped into the discharge line of the primary
sump pump. Refer to instructions for this type of installation.
Tools: Saw, tape measure
Materials Required: 1-1/2” PVC Tee
EZ: 1-1/2” x 1” PVC reducer fittings
PRO: 1-1/2” x 1-1/4” PVC reducer fitting Install Discharge Pipe
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