TECE DN 50 drain side exit 0.73 L/s – floor drain DN50 side outlet, flow 0.73 L/s

TECE DN 50 drain side exit 0.73 L/s is a floor drain with a side outlet and a nominal diameter of DN50 designed for wastewater removal in tiled floors, shower areas, utility rooms and service spaces. The device provides a rated flow of 0.73 litres per second and is intended for installations where a side-oriented connection to the sewer or drainage pipe is required. Its compact DN50 interface makes it suitable for residential and light commercial applications where reliable, space-efficient drainage is needed.

Advantages

The floor drain's side-exit design allows flexible pipe routing and easier connection in situations with limited vertical space. With a rated discharge of 0.73 L/s the unit ensures consistent removal of wastewater under normal domestic and light commercial loads. The DN50 nominal diameter is a common standard that simplifies integration with typical drainage piping. The product's construction is intended for long-term operation with minimal maintenance when installed according to local plumbing rules.

Suitable for

• Tiled shower floors and wet rooms
• Utility rooms, laundry areas and boiler rooms
• Service and maintenance access floors with side pipe routing
• Residential bathrooms and small commercial wash areas

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: DN50
• Flow capacity: 0.73 litres per second
• Outlet orientation: side exit
• Application: floor drain / trap for wastewater
• Suitable for tiled floors and shower installations

How to use

Install the TECE DN 50 floor drain at the lowest point of the wet area and connect the side outlet to the building drainage system using compatible DN50 piping and fittings. Ensure the drain is level with surrounding floor finishes and that a proper slope directs water toward the grate area. Follow local plumbing codes for connection depth, sealing, and trap configuration. Inspect the unit after installation for correct alignment and test flow to confirm the 0.73 L/s performance under expected conditions.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect and clean the grate and trap to maintain full flow capacity; avoid introducing large solids and coarse debris into the drain to prevent blockages. For installations in commercial wet areas or where higher flows are expected, verify the overall drainage design to ensure the combined capacity of connected drains meets local requirements.