$360.91 $379.90
$18.99 off RRP of $379.90
Marine Macerator Pumps
Filters
Show Filters
(4 Results)
$451.40 $488.00
$36.60 off RRP of $488.00
$476.38 $515.00
$38.62 off RRP of $515.00
$20.57 off RRP of $411.50
Marine macerator pumps are used in onboard waste and sanitation layouts where holding tanks, toilet systems or pump-out fittings need a compact pump designed for waste transfer. Choose by voltage, hose size, flow rating and the exact toilet or tank layout you are servicing.
Choosing a Marine Macerator Pump
A marine macerator pump is selected around the waste system it will serve, not just the pump body size. Before replacing or adding one, check the voltage, inlet and outlet hose diameter, mounting space, tank position and the direction the waste needs to travel. Matching those details helps avoid a pump that fits the shelf but not the boat.
Macerator pumps often sit near toilet systems, holding tanks or pump-out plumbing, so access for inspection matters. Leave room for hose clamps, wiring, service tools and future removal. If the installation is part of a broader sanitation refresh, compare related marine toilet accessories and holding tank and pump-out fittings at the same time so the fittings, hose run and pump capacity are planned as one system.
Fitment Points to Check Before Ordering
- Confirm the pump voltage and current draw against the boat's electrical setup.
- Match inlet and outlet ports to the hose size already fitted or planned.
- Check whether the pump is intended for intermittent transfer rather than continuous running.
- Plan isolation, access and cleaning points so the system can be serviced later.
If a current unit has lost performance, inspect hoses, clamps and blockages before assuming the pump body alone is at fault. Some installations may be better refreshed with marine pump repair kits or associated marine filters and strainers rather than a pump swap only.
Macerator Pumps FAQ
What is a marine macerator pump used for?
It is commonly used to move waste from toilet or holding tank systems where the installation needs a pump designed for waste transfer. Always match the pump to the toilet, tank and hose layout on the boat.
Can I replace a macerator pump with any pump of the same voltage?
No. Voltage is only one requirement. Check port sizes, flow rating, duty cycle, mounting dimensions and the intended waste-system use before choosing a replacement.
Should I replace hoses when changing a macerator pump?
Inspect the hose condition, clamps and fittings while the pump is accessible. Worn, hardened or mismatched hoses can create leaks or poor performance even with a new pump.
read more
