The bottom line Good on the thing that makes a macerator liveable, and self-contradictory on how many things you can connect to it. Confirm the inlets before buying.
What you are getting
A 400 W macerator with a stated 100 l/min and 8 m of vertical lift, a vent with a carbon filter, and a float switch that starts the motor when the tank reaches a set level.
The contradiction to resolve before ordering
The title states three inlets, compatible with a toilet, basin and bath.
The description states two inlets, compatible with toilets, basins and showers.
Those are different products for planning purposes. This page reports both because the maker published both, and the number decides whether your bathroom connects to it. Ask before you order.
The carbon filter is the right idea
A macerator holds waste in a sealed tank between cycles, and that tank has to vent. What comes out of the vent is the smell people complain about.
A carbon filter on the vent addresses exactly that. It is also a consumable, and this listing gives no replacement interval — which is worth establishing, because a spent filter is a macerator that has started to smell for no visible reason.
What cannot be planned from this listing
No horizontal run. No discharge diameter. No inlet temperature. Three figures that decide where the pipe goes, what pipe to buy, and whether a washing machine can be connected.
And the standing caveat
A macerator makes drainage depend on the electricity supply. In a power cut, what it serves cannot be used.
Availability
On sale from 120 € to 153 € on the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.
Listed but with no offer on the Italian Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What we like, and what we don't
Strengths
A vent with a carbon filter, stated to prevent and remove odours — the mechanism that decides whether a macerator is bearable indoors
A float switch that starts the motor at a set level, with a stated low standby consumption
A 400 W motor with a stated 100 l/min, in the middle of this hub for both
Compromises
The listing states three inlets in its title and two in its text — verify before ordering
No inlet temperature, so which appliances can be connected is unknown
No horizontal run and no discharge diameter, so a pipe run cannot be planned from this listing
Specifications
Stated vertical lift
8 metres — stated
Stated horizontal run
Not stated by the maker
Inlets
The title states three; the description states two. The maker contradicts itself and this page does not choose between them
Maximum inlet temperature
Not stated by the maker
Discharge diameter
Not stated by the maker
Stated noise level
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0C8BF6KBS (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
5060367215009
Questions people actually ask
Three inlets or two?
The listing says both — three in the title, two in the description. This page does not resolve a manufacturer's contradiction on the reader's behalf, because the answer decides whether your bathroom connects. Ask the seller before ordering.
Does a carbon filter make a macerator odour-free?
A macerator tank has to breathe, and what comes out of the vent is what you smell. A carbon filter on that vent is the right answer to the right problem — and it is a consumable that needs replacing, which the listing does not give an interval for.
Macerator · 700 W with stainless cutter · 9 m lift · 90 m run · 140 l/min · four inlets (3 × 40 mm, 1 × 100 mm) · 80 °C · carbon filter · 17 × 40 × 26 cm
The most completely specified macerator in the catalogue: lift, run, flow, four inlet sizes, an 80 °C limit, a carbon filter and its own external dimensions.
Best for: A complete basement or outbuilding bathroom — WC, basin, shower and an appliance — with a long run back to the stack.
