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HOMA pumps

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The short version: HOMA, a German-owned maker of submersible wastewater pumps with a U.S. base in Ansonia, Connecticut, is Pump Professionals’ largest brand, with 1,897 listings on 9 November 2026.[1][2]

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The manufacturer

HOMA is a maker of submersible pumps for municipal and industrial wastewater. Its U.S. company is based in Ansonia, Connecticut, and the parent, HOMA Pumpenfabrik GmbH, is in Germany; HOMA says it has served wastewater customers for over 70 years.[1]

What Pump Professionals lists

HOMA is by far the largest brand on the site, with 1,897 listings on 9 November 2026.[2] The first pages of the brand listing are dominated by parts: 3-inch vertical discharge assemblies, stainless guide-claw assemblies, adapter kits for other makers’ guide rails (Flygt, Fairbanks Morse, ABS, Yeomans and one labeled “Hydro”) and seals.[2] Adapters like these let a HOMA pump drop into a lift station built around another brand’s rail system, which is a contractor and municipal job rather than a homeowner one.

Grinder pumps

The brand page highlights the GRP12-3, a 1.2 hp, 460 V three-phase grinder pump listed at $1,961.05, which it describes as built with a hardened cutter system to resist clogging.[2] The Barracuda GRP19/1 product page describes a 2 hp, 230 V single-phase submersible grinder for high-head pumping, with a hardened stainless cutter that grinds soft solids so that small-diameter pipe can be used; listed specifications include 3,450 rpm, a 1-1/4-inch threaded vertical discharge, a 32-foot cable, dual mechanical seals and a thermal sensor in the motor winding, with external start components required. It was listed at $1,718.60.[3] How grinder pumps work is explained on grinder pumps.

Reading a HOMA listing

The listings encode the key electrical choices in the title: horsepower, voltage (230 V or 460 V, for example) and phase (single or three).[2][3] Single-phase power is what most homes have; three-phase is usual in commercial and municipal lift stations. A replacement must match the supply, and many larger pumps need a separate control panel with start components, as the GRP19/1 listing notes.[3][4]

The supplier’s HOMA guide

A June 2026 post on the supplier’s blog is a long guide to HOMA grinder pumps, covering performance, applications and selection.[5] Its practical point, that the right model depends on the head the pump must overcome, the flow needed and the power available, is consistent with general pump-selection principles.[6][5]

Before buying

  1. Record the existing pump’s model, horsepower, voltage and phase from its nameplate.
  2. Check the discharge size and the rail or guide system in the basin.
  3. Confirm whether the pump needs an external control panel.
  4. Ask the supplier to confirm fit; the site offers sizing help.[7]

Common questions

How many HOMA products does Pump Professionals list?

1,897 on 9 November 2026.

Where is HOMA based?

Its U.S. company is in Ansonia, Connecticut; the parent is HOMA Pumpenfabrik GmbH in Germany.

What does the GRP19/1 cost?

It was listed at $1,718.60 on 9 November 2026.

Related entries

Endnotes

  1. ^ a b HOMA Pumps (manufacturer site). HOMA Pumps. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  2. ^ a b c d e Homa grinder pumps & sewage pumps (brand listing). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  3. ^ a b c Homa Pump Barracuda GRP grinder pump GRP19/1 (product page). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  4. ^ Grinder pump. Wikipedia. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  5. ^ a b Homa grinder pumps: the complete guide (2026). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  6. ^ Centrifugal pump. Wikipedia. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  7. ^ Professional Pump Sales & Septic Pumps (home page). Pump Professionals (pumpprofessionals.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.