The various types of wastewater must be removed from the home in a secure and safe manner by a system that guarantees the health and safety of people in and around the building.
What is drainage?
Drainage is untreated wastewater containing solids no larger than 12 mm. Houses built with a basement or cellar generally need an exterior drainage system to prevent moisture causing rot and other serious damage. The drainpipes should be connected to a drain well or pump pit fitted with a drainage pump.
What is effluent?
Effluent is water and untreated wastewater (excluding toilet discharge) containing fibres and solids, such as that from a kitchen disposal unit.
What is sewage?
Sewage is untreated wastewater containing fibres, textiles and other solids, including toilet discharge. Outlets should accommodate solids of up to 65-80 mm to avoid clogging.
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The UNILIFT range is the optimal, safe solution for disposing of grey wastewater from a number of appliances at once. Its robust design easily fits into narrow drainage pits and its unique features make it virtually maintenance free and extremely reliable.
The range includes many models dependant on your specific situation. The right model can be chosen to handle the type of wastewater and particle size within your given application.
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