Venting through sewage pump?

[Adam Roseneck]

I'm installing an ejector pump for a bathroom I'm putting in the basement. The toilet is less than 2' from the ejector pump inlet and the shower drain is about 5' away. Do I need to vent these individually or can I use the vent on the sewage pump?

FYI, toilet is on 4" running directly into pump basin and shower drain ties into that.

 

[Cacher_Chick]

The shower must be vented before it's connection to the 4" line.

 

[Sponsor]

 

[Adam Roseneck]

And that's the only vent I'd need for the shower and toilet?

 

[hj]

Assuming it is done "correctly", yes.

 

[Adam Roseneck]

Perfect. Anyone know how to post pics?

 

[Caduceus]

Look at this previous thread on the forum. Drawings are included to help you out.
https://terrylove.com/forums/showth...-quot-Trap-or-which-is-the-better-alternative

 

[Reach4]

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Perfect. Anyone know how to post pics?

When you post, click the third icon from the right on the posting toolbar.ATTACH]22863[/ATTACH]
1. Click Insert Image Icon.
2. Click From Computer tab.
3. Click Select Files
4. select picture file (not too big) and click Upload.

I don't know the limits, but I keep it under 600x800 pixels and under 500 MB in size. To resize and compress big pictures, you could use Irfanview (powerful, a bit complex, and free). JPG files are usually best for photos for this purpose. Alternatively, put the photo on a website and include a link in your posting.

 

[Adam Roseneck]

Okay. So right off the inlet for the ejector I've got a wye on its back. To tie it in to the shower drain I need to roll it. I know it shouldn't be rolled more than 45 as a traditional vent but it it's a wet vent and the actual dry vent comes off the shower drain, is it acceptable to have a wet vent less than 45 degrees (say 22.5). It's a 4" with a 2" wye.

Thanks again for the help!!

 

[Cacher_Chick]

As long as all the piping is pitched properly, the wye can be turned all the way to the side if need be.