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MSE Zoeller Z2670002 "Waste Mate" Effluent / Sewage P15745672MSE-Z2670002 https://cdnimages.opentip.com/full/MSE/MSE-Z2670002.jpg Zoeller Z2670002 "Waste Mate" Effluent / Sewage Manufacturer Part Number: 267-0002 PhaseSingle Horsepower1/2 HP Voltage120V ConstructionCast Iron Connection Size2 Features• Non-Clogging Vortex Impeller Design. Engineered plastic impeller with metal inserts• Submersible• Non-Automatic Revolutions Per Minute (RPM)1725 RPM Power TypePlug In UL ListedYesPump Type1/2 HP Cast IronWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer/birth defects or other reproductive harm.www.P65Warnings.ca.gov 15745672 053514017620 65.0000lbs 0.00 0.00 0.00
Zoeller
451.5000 2026-08-24 80 In Stock
customer review - by , May 5, 2025
5/ 5stars
This pump is easy to install and functions as designed. It weights an estimated 27 pounds.
customer review - by , April 4, 2025
4/ 5stars
came pretty quickly and works as expected.
customer review - by , December 12, 2024
5/ 5stars
Works great and seems high quality. Therefore I bought two.
customer review - by , September 9, 2024
5/ 5stars
ejector worked great to replace my old one. Worse part is the stench of the instal, but once it's in, works super.
customer review - by , February 2, 2024
5/ 5stars
Zoeller 267 -0002 sewage pump is an excellent powerful pump. It discharges water much faster than standard sump pumps which is important for me during severe New Jersey storms, hurricanes and snow melt with heavy rain . Eg., Floyd, Irene, Sandy, Ida etc. This is a replacement for a 28 year old zoeller 267 sewage pump installed after my builder’s sump pump burned out during a basement flood which could have been caused by something getting caught in its blades as water receded back into the sump pit. My lawyer referred me to a person specializing in basement water repairs who advised me to request the builder replace the sump pump with a zoeller 267 sewage pump with a 2 inch discharge. It should handle anything passing through its blades. My builder changed the PVC piping to 2 inches from the standard 1 1/2 inch to match the Zoeller discharge outlet. I recently purchased this Zoeller 267 -0002 model because the number 0002 means it does not have its own automated switch. My original zoeller pump switch failed after about 7 years as do all sump pump switches seem to. I have a back up 1/2 hp sump pump in a separate pit whose switch also failed. Since I use separare sump pump float switches to plug in my pumps I did not need a switch built into my new zoeller pump. My pumps during normal rainy periods will cycle on and off for days and weeks. The zoeller pump discharges water much quicker than the 1/2 hp backup sump pump. Usually the sump pit inlets under my basement floor do not fill the sump pits as fast as the pumps eject the water. However during severe storms the water levels have rose beyond two 4 inch inlets near the top of my zoeller sump pit at which point my old zoeller pump and backup pump run continuously as the water enters the two pits as fast as each pump could eject the water from there respective pits. I also have a third pump with a flexible hose I run out my basement window. I used it two or three times over the last 28 years. I’ve had my new pump for about a month and as expected it has cycled on and off continuously for most of the time. Currently the water table is below the bottom of the on position and it may dry out with a stretch of dry weather. If my new Zoeller pump has the same long service life as my old Zoeller pump I’ll be very happy. I should have replaced my 28 year old Zoeller pump a year ago when I started seeing an oil slick on the sump pit water. This may have caused it to run hot. During cycling times it was fine. But this past January during severe rains and snow melt i believe it’s heat protection sensor was shutting it down during continuous running until it cooled off.
customer review - by , October 10, 2023
4/ 5stars
We been call service septic replaced old pump same name been used almost 10 year to new pump still same name zoeller , but this time only about 5 year broken , so we want try again let see .
customer review - by , September 9, 2023
5/ 5stars
Our septic pump failed and it became a priority to replace asap. This the exact same as the original. Works great.

Zoeller Z2670002 "Waste-Mate" Effluent / Sewage

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Brand Zoeller
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By Ron Cooper
Date: May 22, 2025
This pump is easy to install and functions as designed. It weights an estimated 27 pounds.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Jon
Date: April 21, 2025
came pretty quickly and works as expected.
Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
By Brett
Date: December 03, 2024
Works great and seems high quality. Therefore I bought two.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By tinner
Date: September 07, 2024
ejector worked great to replace my old one. Worse part is the stench of the instal, but once it's in, works super.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By John J.
Date: February 04, 2024
Zoeller 267 -0002 sewage pump is an excellent powerful pump. It discharges water much faster than standard sump pumps which is important for me during severe New Jersey storms, hurricanes and snow melt with heavy rain . Eg., Floyd, Irene, Sandy, Ida etc. This is a replacement for a 28 year old zoeller 267 sewage pump installed after my builder’s sump pump burned out during a basement flood which could have been caused by something getting caught in its blades as water receded back into the sump pit. My lawyer referred me to a person specializing in basement water repairs who advised me to request the builder replace the sump pump with a zoeller 267 sewage pump with a 2 inch discharge. It should handle anything passing through its blades. My builder changed the PVC piping to 2 inches from the standard 1 1/2 inch to match the Zoeller discharge outlet. I recently purchased this Zoeller 267 -0002 model because the number 0002 means it does not have its own automated switch. My original zoeller pump switch failed after about 7 years as do all sump pump switches seem to. I have a back up 1/2 hp sump pump in a separate pit whose switch also failed. Since I use separare sump pump float switches to plug in my pumps I did not need a switch built into my new zoeller pump. My pumps during normal rainy periods will cycle on and off for days and weeks. The zoeller pump discharges water much quicker than the 1/2 hp backup sump pump. Usually the sump pit inlets under my basement floor do not fill the sump pits as fast as the pumps eject the water. However during severe storms the water levels have rose beyond two 4 inch inlets near the top of my zoeller sump pit at which point my old zoeller pump and backup pump run continuously as the water enters the two pits as fast as each pump could eject the water from there respective pits. I also have a third pump with a flexible hose I run out my basement window. I used it two or three times over the last 28 years. I’ve had my new pump for about a month and as expected it has cycled on and off continuously for most of the time. Currently the water table is below the bottom of the on position and it may dry out with a stretch of dry weather. If my new Zoeller pump has the same long service life as my old Zoeller pump I’ll be very happy. I should have replaced my 28 year old Zoeller pump a year ago when I started seeing an oil slick on the sump pit water. This may have caused it to run hot. During cycling times it was fine. But this past January during severe rains and snow melt i believe it’s heat protection sensor was shutting it down during continuous running until it cooled off.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By thanh
Date: October 28, 2023
We been call service septic replaced old pump same name been used almost 10 year to new pump still same name zoeller , but this time only about 5 year broken , so we want try again let see .
Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
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