Sewage Treatment Systems FAQs

If you are looking for a sewage treatment system suitable for a single domestic dwelling here are your best domestic sewage treatment plants in ...

Not all Sewage Treatment Plants are made equally. However, all of the Sewage Treatment Systems we supply here at Direct Drainage comply with BS ...

Our cheapest range of Sewage Treatment Systems is the Clearwater Delta Range, which comes in four size options for population up to 25 person – ...

Following your successful installation of your Klargester Sewage Treatment System, you are eligible to enjoy an extended warranty period exclusi...

Sewage treatment plants use colonies of live natural micro-organisms to break down pollutants in sewage. Many chemicals found in the household can inhibit or kill these micro-organisms, particularly if used in excessive amounts. Read this list of things not to discharge into your drains to avoid costly breakdowns.

A sewage treatment system air pump can be noisy due a number of reasons such as a:

• A worn diaphragm
• Increased vibrations due to backpressure
• A clog near the air tube poor-quality pump

All of these reasons make it loud, noisy, and intolerable. However, proper maintenance and some improvement tips can help make it quiet and less noisy.

With a Tricel Novo waste water treatment system you get an exceptional plant for waste water and sewage treatment which is simple, cost-effectiv...

The diaphragms in your air blower are recommended to be checked annually for any wear, and replaced every two years. If you notice that your diaphr...

The belt on a Klargester BioDisc can become damaged, or even snap, if there are other parts on the system working incorrectly: Top pulley driv...

With so many different systems available to purchase, it can be difficult to decide which is best for your needs – we can advise and make recommend...

All Klargester BioDisc sewage treatment systems are powered by a motor/gearbox which drives the shaft and rotates the media discs. We sell a comp...

Many sewage treatment systems rely on externally-housed air blowers/air pumps/compressors to aerate the effluent which treats it through media. At ...