Harlequin 2700 Litre Effluent Pump Station – Single Pump
The Harlequin 2700 Litre GRP Effluent Pump Station is designed for pumping final-stage effluent from a sewage treatment plant or septic tank to a suitable drainage field. It can also be used to pump final-stage effluent from a sewage treatment plant to a watercourse, subject to obtaining the necessary Environment Agency (EA) permits.
This pump chamber is supplied with a single pump as standard. Twin-pump versions are also available for installations where increased system reliability and the added backup of a second pump are required. With a 2700 litre capacity, the pump chamber provides up to 24 hours of storage for domestic installations serving up to 18 people.
Key Features
- Compact 2700 litre Effluent pumping station
- Suitable for up to 1-18 people in a shared domestic or small commercial applications
- Single pump configuration
- Manufactured from durable Medium Density Polyethylene (MDPE)
- Suitable for Effluent and wastewater applications
- 110mm inlet connection
- 63mm outlet connection
- 110mm services duct
- Integrated lifting eyes for easier handling and installation
- Double-sealed 600 x 600mm galvanised steel manhole cover
- Locking screws supplied for added security
- Brass gate valve and PVC union connection for easier servicing
- Stainless steel pump lifting chain
- Non-return valve supplied with all pumps
Specification
- Capacity: 2700 litres
- Length: 1600mm
- Width: 1600mm
- Height: 2000mm
- Population Served: 1-10
- Inlet Connection: 110mm
- Outlet Connection: 50mm
- Pump Configuration: Single pump
Suitable Applications
The Harlequin 2700 Litre Effluent Pump Station is suitable for:
- Properties where gravity drainage is not possible
- Water and effluent pumping
- Post-wastewater treatment applications
- Direct sewage pumping from a property
- Pumping effluent to an existing drainage or treatment system
- Applications requiring a grinder pump
Optional Extras
High Level Alarm (recommended): The high level alarm can be supplied to indicate when the water or sewage limit has risen above the safe operating level.




