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Plumbworld 400 Macerator User Manual

Plumbworld 400 Macerator
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400 Macerator
Installation Requirements
Customer Care Helpline
Telephone: 01386 800750
Email: technical@plumbworld.co.uk
Inputs
The macerator can be used with multiple
inputs, or just one. Blanking plates are
provided to help you.
Installation
The electrical installation of this product must
be done by qualified persons only.
This macerator is only for use with a toilet
using a horizontal outlet. The toilet must also
have a flushing tank or tap. Note: the
horizontal outlet must be 18cm above floor
level in accordance with EU standards.
Discharge pipe length to the first elbow must
be a minimum length of 0.5m.
Toilet Only Configuration
Place this horizontal toilet outlet into
the macerator, and clamp the rubber
sleeve of the macerator around the
pipe using the supplied jubilee clip.
Repeat for the 32mm or 40mm
discharge pipe.
Check Valve
In all situations, a check valve must be
fitted as closely to the macerator as
possible. Ensure this distance does not
exceed 30cm. Once in position, seal
the connection with jubilee clips
supplied. Ensure the arrow on the
valve points away from the macerator.
Electrics: The unit must be installed to comply
with current UK electrical regulations, with a
fused spur rated at 3 amps. We advise that
this is done by a registered electrician.
This appliance must be earthed.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by a qualified person. The cable
type is H05VV-F, 3G0.75mm2 VDE. The IP
rating of this appliance is IP54.
Water:
The unit is designed for a horizontal
toilet outlet with
the standard European 18cm
to the outlet centre from the floor. All other
inlets must be gravity fed into the unit. The
outlet comes as standard with a 32mm
connection however 22mm can be used with
a reducer. If using bends in the connecting
pipe work ensure they are smooth curves to
avoid blockages.
Specification: Water temperature should be a
minimum of 1°C it is important that the unit
does not freeze, and a maximum of 40 °C.
Maximum vertical discharge 5.5 m. Maximum
horizontal discharge 60m.
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Discharge pipe
mustbe32mm
or40nmonly
NOTE DIRECTION OF
Secure macerator
to
pan with large Jubilee
clip
, ensuring h Is fully tightened
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prices.
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Plumbworld 400 Macerator Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPlumbworld
Model400 Macerator
CategoryPlumbing Product
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Installation Requirements

Electrical Installation

The unit must comply with UK electrical regulations using a 3 amp fused spur, preferably installed by a registered electrician.

Water Connections

Designed for horizontal toilet outlet (18cm from floor). Other inlets are gravity fed. Outlet is 32mm, with a reducer for 22mm. Use smooth pipe curves to prevent blockages.

Product Specifications

Water temperature minimum 1°C, maximum 40°C. Maximum vertical discharge 5.5m, horizontal discharge 60m.

Macerator Configuration

Inputs

The macerator can accept multiple inputs or just one. Blanking plates are supplied for unused inlets.

Toilet Only Configuration

Details the setup for connecting the macerator to a toilet, including discharge pipe length and check valve placement.

Check Valve Installation

The check valve must be fitted closely to the macerator (max 30cm) with the arrow pointing away from the unit.

Advanced Configurations and Usage

Configuration with Other Appliances

Connects discharge pipes from bathroom basin, shower, bidet, washing machine, dishwasher, or utility sink using rubber connectors.

Shower Gradient Requirement

For use with a bath or shower, a gradient of 1cm per metre or greater is required for discharge pipes.

General Care and Maintenance

Includes daily usage guidelines, what not to flush, and servicing instructions every 6 months by a competent person.

Troubleshooting and Warranty

Trouble Shooting

Provides solutions for common symptoms like unit cut-out, back flow, leaks, non-operation, and noise issues.

Warranty Invalidation

Situations that will void the warranty include improper installation, unqualified persons, foreign objects, and lack of servicing.

Product Disposal

The unit should not be disposed of with household waste, but at an appropriate local authority facility.