Klargester Products
The biggest challenge when dealing with waste treatment in domestic off-mains applications is choosing the most suitable disposal system for your site. With many factors to consider, including the latest environmental and legislative trends, the choice can be quite varied.
- Klargester Biodisc Domestic Sewage Treatment Plants (1 to 4)
- Klargester Biodisc Commercial Sewage Treatment Plants (5 to 50+)
- Klargester Septic Tanks
- Klargester Sewage Pump Stations
- Klargester Biotec Sewage Treatment Plants
It is essential that the system installed is correct for the sites needs and conditions, because mistakes can lead to groundwater pollution, odour nuisance, surface ponding, and backing up of sewage.
Below is just a sample of just some of the products for which we offer a full installation service.
Klargester Biodisc Domestic Sewage Treatment Plants
Suitable for 1 to 4 dwellings
These sewage treatment plants are of the rotating media type, to serve 1-4 houses. 6 to 18 Population. These units come with 3 inverts of 450mm, 750mm and 1,250mm to allow for varying drain depths. They are designed to discharge into streams, ditches or soakaways.
Klargester Biodisc Commercial Sewage Treatment Plants
Suitable for 5 to 50+ dwellings
This range of plants are designed to serve larger applications from small housing estates to pubs, hotels, caravans sites and nursing homes. 40 to 250 population.
Klargester Septic Tanks
These septic tanks are available to suit 1-4 houses, with soakaways to suit population and ground conditions. 4 to 20 population. Good porosity of the subsoil is essential for any septic tank to function properly.
Klargester Sewage Pump Station
These sewage pump stations are available to serve from 1 house up to a small housing estate, with single and dual pumps available, duty stand by and varying pump capacities.
These units can be used to pump to main sewers or to septic tanks or sewage treatment plants that are sited above the depth of the existing drains.
Klargester Biotec Sewage Treatment Plants
Suitable for 1 to 4 dwellings
These sewage treatment plants also serve 1-4 houses depending on the amount of bedrooms. These units come with 1 metre and 1.5 metre inverts, also designed to discharge into streams, ditches and soakaways.
Environment Agency Legislation for New & Existing Sewage Treatment Systems & Septic Tanks
Use the correct treatment system
You must use a small sewage treatment plant to treat the sewage if you’re discharging to a surface water such as a river or stream. A small sewage treatment plant (also known as a package treatment plant) uses mechanical parts to treat the liquid so it’s clean enough to go into a river or stream.
Note: Discharges from septic tanks directly to a surface water are not allowed under the general binding rules.
If you have a septic tank that discharges directly to a surface water you will need to replace or upgrade your treatment system by 1 January 2020. Where properties with septic tanks that discharge directly to surface water are sold before 1 January 2020, responsibility for the replacement or upgrade of the existing treatment system should be addressed between the buyer and seller as a condition of sale.
If the Environment Agency finds evidence that your septic tank discharging to a surface water is causing pollution, you will need to replace or upgrade your system earlier than 1 January 2020.
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