6 Person Vortex Sewage Treatment Plant (Gravity)
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The Vortex 6 Person Sewage Treatment Plant (Gravity Outlet) is an efficient and reliable wastewater treatment system designed for domestic properties of up to 6...
The Vortex 6 Person Sewage Treatment Plant (Gravity Outlet) is an efficient and reliable wastewater treatment system designed for domestic properties of up to 6 people. It includes an alarm on the lid to indicate air blower failure and is rotationally moulded for maximum durability. Ideal for areas with a high water table, this compact unit offers long-lasting performance and easy installation.
The Vortex range by WTE provides a highly effective sewage treatment solution using the Activated Sludge Process (ASP). Each unit is 100% aerobic – as soon as wastewater enters the tank, it is oxygenated to prevent odours and ensure high-quality effluent discharge.
Benefits:
- Cost-effective and energy efficient
- Compact, durable design
- Odour-free operation
- Low noise and electricity consumption
- Certified to EN 12566-3 standards
- Adjustable treatment process for improved control
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20 YEAR WARRANTY – view details here
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Motor Rating (watts): 40w
No. of people: 6
Weight (kg): 143kg/223kg
Height (mm): 2000mm/2500mm
Diameter: 1500mm
Material: HDPE
Inlet Invert: 550mm/1050mm
Outlet Type: Gravity
Installation Depth (mm): 2000mm
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