Marina pump-out stations are an important part of the equipment of marinas; in the case of larger ports of call, they are even mandatory.
They can be used to remove wastewater from toilets, kitchens, and bathrooms, as well as bilge water. Usually, one pump-out station is enough for a port, though ports with higher traffic may require more.
It is especially important to use a sewage pump in areas with high shipping frequency.
Our selection includes high-quality sewage pumps from the German manufacturer LeeStrom GmbH. You can choose between mobile and stationary pump stations of different capacities and tank sizes.
With a mobile pump you can drive along the pontoon to the yacht and later to the place of discharge.
Stationary pump-out stations are installed on a dedicated service pontoon, which vessels can use to empty their tanks.
H2 Pump Out Stations – Technical Information
Pump out stations can vary in capacity, power, and lifting height. Below are the specifications of our most popular models:
| Pump out station | 166000 | 176020 |
| Product name | LS60W | LSM80 |
| Capacity | 50 l/m | 25 l/m |
| Power | 750 W | 250 W |
| Weight | 95 kg | 50 kg |
| Suction height | 5 m | 5 m |
| Discharge length | 120 m | 15 m |
The lifting height indicates how high the pump-out station can lift wastewater.
The discharge length shows how far the station can pump.
Boat Waste Pump Out Stations – Choosing the Right Solution
Boat waste pump out stations help maintain hygiene and safety in your marina. Choosing the right station ensures efficient emptying of sewage tanks and bilge water, whether you opt for mobile or stationary solutions.
