Convenient solutions
Easy & quick
Install a bathroom or kitchen without major plumbing work.
Wherever you want
Create or renovate a bathroom or kitchen, even without gravity drainage.
Quiet
SFA Pumps offers the quietest range of macerators and pumps on the market.
Quality
High-quality products, fully manufactured in France with over 65 years of experience in the industry.
Design and Elegance
Solutions crafted to blend seamlessly with your interior.
Buy with confidence
Made in France
Many products have received the Made in France label.
Performance and Reliability
Technologies and materials that ensure efficiency and longevity.
Long-term Warranty
2 years for all products.
Technical support
We have certified installers and repair technicians.
Experts Since 1958
Creator of the Sanibroyeur macerating toilet.
Join the movement
- Add a toilet without floor drilling or complex plumbing.
- Perfect for hard-to-reach areas or rentals with floor restrictions.
- Install an additional toilet in a location far from the main sewer line.
- Odor-free, stable alternative to traditional pits, which often produce unpleasant smells.
SFA pumps do not require any special maintenance; however, to ensure many years of good service, we recommend that you clean and descale your pumps regularly.
According to current building regulations, wastewater needs to be treated before discharge to main drain, except in certain small areas where direct discharge is allowed due to suitable infrastructure.
If used normally, the blade will mostly only cut feces and tissues, not other materials or foreign objects (unless it is due to improper use).
To determine the best product for your project, contact our service team. You can connect with our service team at 097 788 93 64, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm
Standard electrical connections are available for both residential (220V) and commercial use (220V or 380V), depending on the specific model. Please consult our experts for further details.
We provide a basic 2-year warranty for our products, subject to proper installation and use of the product.
The terms "black water" and "grey water" are used to categorize water based on its origin, composition, and potential for reuse or treatment. Here’s a brief overview of these two categories.
Black water:
Black water, is wastewater that comes from toilets and contains human waste, including faeces and urine. This water is heavily contaminated with pathogens, bacteria, and organic matter, making it hazardous and requiring intensive treatment before disposal or reuse.
Grey water:
Grey water is wastewater that comes from non-toilet sources such as sinks, showers, washing machines, and dishwashers. It contains lower levels of contaminants like soap, dirt, and food particles. Since it lacks toilet waste, grey water can often be treated and reused for non-potable applications, such as irrigation and toilet flushing.
- Add a toilet without floor drilling or complex plumbing.
- Perfect for hard-to-reach areas or rentals with floor restrictions.
- Install an additional toilet in a location far from the main sewer line.
- Odor-free, stable alternative to traditional pits, which often produce unpleasant smells.
To determine the best product for your project, contact our service team. You can connect with our service team at 097 788 93 64, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm
SFA pumps do not require any special maintenance; however, to ensure many years of good service, we recommend that you clean and descale your pumps regularly.
Standard electrical connections are available for both residential (220V) and commercial use (220V or 380V), depending on the specific model. Please consult our experts for further details.
According to current building regulations, wastewater needs to be treated before discharge to main drain, except in certain small areas where direct discharge is allowed due to suitable infrastructure.
We provide a basic 2-year warranty for our products, subject to proper installation and use of the product.
If used normally, the blade will mostly only cut feces and tissues, not other materials or foreign objects (unless it is due to improper use).
The terms "black water" and "grey water" are used to categorize water based on its origin, composition, and potential for reuse or treatment. Here’s a brief overview of these two categories.
Black water:
Black water, is wastewater that comes from toilets and contains human waste, including faeces and urine. This water is heavily contaminated with pathogens, bacteria, and organic matter, making it hazardous and requiring intensive treatment before disposal or reuse.
Grey water:
Grey water is wastewater that comes from non-toilet sources such as sinks, showers, washing machines, and dishwashers. It contains lower levels of contaminants like soap, dirt, and food particles. Since it lacks toilet waste, grey water can often be treated and reused for non-potable applications, such as irrigation and toilet flushing.