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Ribbed HDPE · Simplex & duplex

Poly & Composite Basins

The basin and the station are one product here. Ribbed HDPE wet wells, cut and gasketed to your invert — and when the effluent has to be lifted, the pumps, rails, floats, valving and panel go in before it ships.

See the pump catalogue Size a pump
HDPERibbed basins
1–2Pumps per station
37Pumps stocked
UL508A panels
Packaged lift station basin, cutaway showing twin pumps on guide rails with float assembly and discharge piping
Why ribbed

The ribs are structure, not styling

A buried basin spends its whole life resisting the soil pressing in on it. A smooth-wall cylinder resists that with thickness alone, which means weight. Ribbing puts the material where the load actually is.

The result is a basin that takes burial loading at a fraction of the weight, arrives on a pickup rather than a flatbed, and can be set by the crew already on site.

  • Circumferential ribbing carries soil load without a thick wall
  • Integral flange at the base resists flotation in a high water table
  • Inlet penetrations cut and gasketed to your invert, not field-hacked
  • Riser and lid sized to depth of cover
Ribbed polyethylene basin, full body view
Applications

What they get used for

Wet wells

Pump chambers

The basin under a simplex or duplex lift station. Guide rails, floats and discharge piping go in before it ships.

 Valve pits

Below-grade access

Housing check and gate valves, manifolds and drip zone hardware where it all needs to stay reachable and dry-ish.

 Chambers

Distribution & metering

Flow splitters, sampling points and anywhere a serviceable chamber is needed between treatment and dispersal.
Built, not assembled on site

The station arrives as a station

A lift station is a basin, a pump, a rail system, floats, check and gate valves, and a panel that has to coordinate all of it. Sourced separately, that’s five suppliers and a day of fitting in a hole. We do it in the yard.

  • Ribbed HDPE basin, corrosion-proof and rated for burial
  • Pump or pumps set on guide rails with a lift-out discharge elbow
  • Check valve and gate valve fitted, in a valve box or in-basin
  • Floats hung and set for your on, off, and alarm elevations
  • UL-listed panel by Legacy Controls, wired and function-tested
  • Buoyancy checked and anti-flotation collar sized for your water table
Photo to come

A packaged lift station set in the excavation.

Configuration

Simplex or duplex

The question is what happens when the pump stops.

One pump

Simplex

The straightforward answer for single homes, small commercial and anywhere a few hours of storage covers a service call. Lower cost, fewer parts, less to maintain. The alarm float is what buys you the time.

 Two pumps

Duplex

Two pumps alternating on each cycle, so wear is shared and either one can carry the station alone. Standard where a backup is required by permit, where flows are high, or where an overflow is not survivable.

 Either way

The panel decides

Alternation, lag-pump call, high-water alarm, run indication and hand/off/auto all live in the panel. We build it for the station rather than fitting the station to a panel.
Pump catalogue

What we stock and size from

Thirty-seven effluent and sewage pumps across four manufacturers. Electrical and connection data below; head and flow selection is what the design calculator is for.

Model HP Volts FLA Discharge Min. liquid
Hydromatic
HE8-511/2115 V10.5 A1.25 in19.5 in
HE8-521/2230 V6 A1.25 in19.5 in
HE8-723/4230 V8 A1.25 in21 in
HE8-1021230 V9.8 A1.25 in23 in
HE12-511/2115 V10.5 A1.25 in20 in
HE12-521/2230 V6 A1.25 in20 in
HE12-723/4230 V8 A1.25 in21.5 in
HE12-1021230 V9.8 A1.25 in23.5 in
HE20-511/2115 V10.5 A1.25 in20 in
HE20-521/2230 V6 A1.25 in20 in
HE20-723/4230 V8 A1.25 in22 in
HE20-1021230 V9.8 A1.25 in26 in
HE20-1521.5230 V13.1 A1.25 in27 in
HE30-511/2115 V10.5 A1.25 in20 in
HE25-101230 V9.8 A2 in27 in
HE25-151.5230 V13.1 A2 in29 in
H35-101230 V9.8 A2 in27 in
H35-151.5230 V13.1 A2 in29 in
STA-Rite
10D0M051211/2115 V11 A1.25 in10 in
10D0M052211/2230 V5.5 A1.25 in10 in
20D0M05121+11/2115 V10.6 A1.25 in10 in
20D0M05221+11/2230 V5.3 A1.25 in10 in
30D0M051211/2115 V9.5 A1.25 in10 in
30D0M052211/2230 V4.6 A1.25 in10 in
20D0M072213/4230 V6.5 A1.25 in10 in
30D0M072213/4230 V5.6 A1.25 in10 in
30D0M102211230 V7 A1.25 in10 in
20D0M102211230 V7.7 A1.25 in10 in
Ashland
10CPM1151/2115 V—1.25 in10 in
10CPM2301/2230 V—1.25 in10 in
20CPM1151/2115 V—1.25 in10 in
20CPM2301/2230 V—1.25 in10 in
20+CPM1151/2115 V—1.25 in10 in
20+CPM2301/2230 V—1.25 in10 in
30CPM1151/2115 V—1.25 in10 in
30CPM2301/2230 V—1.25 in10 in
Barnes
SP331/3120 V—1.5 in12 in

All single phase. Minimum liquid level is the submergence the pump needs to run safely and sets your off-float elevation. Full load amps drive the panel breaker and conductor sizing. Where FLA is shown as a dash we size from the manufacturer’s current data sheet at time of order.

Legacy Controls UL-listed duplex lift station panel with the door open, showing breakers, contactors and terminal blocks
Controls

The panel is built for the station

Every station ships with a UL-listed enclosed industrial control panel made by Legacy Controls, using certified ELKO EP and TELE components. Breakers, contactors and overloads are sized to the pump that’s actually going in the basin.

  • Hand / off / auto per pump, with run indication
  • Automatic alternation on duplex stations
  • High-water alarm with beacon, horn and silence
  • Breakers sized to pump FLA, not to a generic template
  • Terminal legend printed inside the door for whoever services it next
See control panels
Next step

Give us the head and the flow

Static lift, pipe run and size, daily flow, inlet invert and water table. That’s enough for a basin, a pump selection, a panel, a buoyancy check and a price.

Request a quote (321) 284-8036
Basin
Ribbed HDPE, integral anti-flotation flange
Configurations
Simplex & duplex
Pumps stocked
37 models, four manufacturers
Motor range
1/3 – 1.5 HP, single phase
Discharge
1.25 / 1.5 / 2 in NPT
Controls
UL 508A, Legacy Controls
Built in
Mims, Florida

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