A new kitchen is being built in the basement – how can the drainage problem be solved?

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　　In fact, for food lovers, there are three ultimate challenges every day: what to eat for breakfast, what to eat for lunch, and what to eat for dinner. This is especially difficult for those who suffer from decision fatigue; despite thinking carefully every day, they fail to find an answer. Even with the widespread availability of delivery services these days, the importance of having a kitchen becomes evident at such times. 　　The kitchen is an important space in our lives; it allows us to pursue our passion for good food and enjoy the pleasure that cooking brings. Of course, since traditional kitchens are often small and crowded, they can no longer meet the needs of some people, especially those who are enthusiasts of delicious food. Therefore, it is necessary to create a larger kitchen. This is particularly true for families with basements – utilizing that space to build a spacious kitchen could be a great option. http://www.zehnder-pump.com/upload/ueditor/image/20201127/6374207495362500001377314.jpg Of course, if a new kitchen is to be built in a basement, the first issue that needs to be addressed is drainage. Once this problem is solved, half the task is completed; after all, unlike traditional kitchens on the ground floor which rely on gravity-driven drainage through pipes, basements being below the municipal sewage pipes require special equipment to handle drainage. 　　Of course, to address the drainage problems in basement kitchens, ZED from Germany has already provided a solution – all that is needed is to install a ZED SWH170 sewage lift. http://www.zehnder-pump.com/upload/ueditor/image/20201127/6374207496550000008582768.jpg The Zehnder SWH170 sewage lift is extremely compact; it can be discreetly installed in a cabinet beneath the sink in a small kitchen, and it will automatically pump the wastewater from washing or cooking activities into the main drainage pipe. Since the wastewater discharged often contains food residues, the Zed SWH170 sewage lift pump features a 10mm clearance that ensures the easy removal of ordinary food residues. A residue filter cover is located at the bottom of the pump, which prevents larger particles from entering and causing blockages in the impeller, while also ensuring that smaller particles are discharged directly. Additionally, the water pump of this device has an IP68 protection rating, which ensures that it can operate safely even when submerged in water for extended periods of time; this results in a longer service life and more stable performance. http://www.zehnder-pump.com/upload/ueditor/image/20201127/6374207497365625007690531.jpg Additionally, the SWH170 sewage lift can be used not only in kitchens but also connected to shower rooms, tea rooms, bars, and for discharging wastewater such as condensate water; it is thus a multi-functional device that can meet the daily wastewater disposal needs of kitchen areas in basements.