Unusual Project with Marine Toilets 1

[chicopee]

Homeowner wants a toilet in his basement. Toilet is to discharge in his sewer pipe connection roughly 4' above basement floor. Since gravity flow is out of the question, we are exploring a Raritan marine electric toilet operating at 120V/240V.
Questions:
1) Would this be an unusual application for such type of toilet?
2)Will the macerated unit be capable of discharging to the sewer connection. Note, discharge line (1" or 1-1/2 dia.) to sewer connection would be under 10' long.
3)Since this type of toilet has an electric pump for flushing water and the home owner has a municipal water pressure of 75 psig, can the toilet just operate on water pressure alone?

 

[jmw]

Plenty designed for the task including:

http://www.naturalhandyman.com/iip/infplumb/infupf.html

Saniflo comes to mind also:

http://www.saniflo-pumpshop.co.uk/

JMW

http://www.ViscoAnalyser.com

 

[MintJulep]

As jmw notes, there are no shortage of "up flushing" toilets for just such applications.

Anything with "marine" in the name is guaranteed to be four times the cost of a "terrestrial" version.

 

[SincoTC]

As it's a marine toilet, is this advice a "Heads up"

 

[Artisi]

or advice to a head plumber.

Actually there are a number of domestic units available for this very purpose - check the net for manufacturers

 

[Artisi]

check this link

http://www.saniflo.com/

 

[jmw]

Toilet humour?
I always wondered what that was.

JMW

http://www.ViscoAnalyser.com