VEVOR

What this site covers

Three VEVOR macerator pumps are reviewed here, all sold on Amazon.com on October 29, 2026:

• The 500 W: 29 gpm, 26 ft of lift, four inlets, rated for 167 °F discharge, at about $110.
• The 800 W: 52.8 gpm, 33 ft of lift, a built-in check valve and a hair blade, at about $122.
• The 900 W: 47.6 gpm, 40 ft of lift — the highest on the shelf — at about $130.

What VEVOR puts in writing

The three figures that size a pump: motor power, flow and vertical lift, on every listing. That lets them be compared per watt — from $0.144 for the 900 W to $0.220 for the 500 W — and against each other: the 900 W climbs highest, the 800 W moves the most water and adds a check valve.

Temperature, on the 500 W: discharge up to 167 °F, which is what lets a washing machine or dishwasher drain into it.

What the listings leave out

Horizontal run, which trades against lift. Certification: none of the three states a plumbing listing, where SANIFLO’s pages do, and on a permitted job that is what an inspector asks for. And the reminder no macerator listing gives: it is a toilet that needs electricity.

Against the other names

Against SANIFLO’s Saniplus at about $977, a VEVOR costs a tenth as much and publishes more performance figures; what the Saniflo has is certification and a long record of installations.