The EVAK Hippo 100 is a robust, cost‑effective sewage pump designed for everyday domestic and light‑commercial foul water applications. With 50mm solids handling, strong lift performance, and durable construction, it provides reliable operation without the complexity or cost of cutter or grinder pumps.
Built for durability, the Hippo 100 features a cast iron and stainless steel construction with double mechanical seals for long service life. EVAK pumps are known for robust motors and seal integrity, making them suitable for frequent cycling in demanding environments. The pump features a recessed vortex impeller.
This performance profile makes it suitable for the majority of UK domestic sewage installations.
EVAK pumps are built for dependable, long‑term use and offer excellent value for money as a practical sewage pumping solution for domestic installations. 1‑year warranty included.
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Cross-section of a sealed MDPE sump with an automatic submersible pump and arm float switch. Watch one full cycle below.
Rainwater or seepage flows in via the gravity inlet and pools at the bottom of the buried chamber.
As the level climbs, the arm float lifts. At the trigger height it closes the switch contact.
The Ama-Drainer N 301 powers up, lifting water through the riser and out to the sewer.
The arm drops as water clears. The switch opens and the pump rests until the next cycle.
Foul or surface water collected from the gravity inlet at the side of the chamber.
Submersible Ama-Drainer N 301, switched by the float arm.
Arm float switch closes the circuit at the high-water mark and opens at cut-out.
Robust MDPE shell with flanged base to anchor against buoyancy and ground movement.
Layflat hose is very affordable but can kink. Depending on your use, you may be better using a reinforced suction delivery hose for your needs.
Suction delivery hose is ideal for pumping up stairs or over obstacles.
Jonathan Martin explains the differences to help you choose which hose is best for your scenario.
