The Complete Solution for Waste Water Treatment Aeration

Water/wastewater

The Complete Solution for Waste Water Treatment Aeration

30 Apr, 2015

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Designed for domestic waste water treatment units, the Enviro, from Charles Austen Pumps (UK), provides a reliable, low cost aeration source in packaged sewage treatment plants. 

The simple yet efficient pumping principle uses an electro magnetically operated diaphragm. This eliminates sliding parts keeping wear and tear minimal ensuring exceptionally long service life. Enviro also incorporates energy efficient motors for low power consumption ensuring minimal cost of ownership. The robust design features a compact alloy casing which is weatherproof and does not degrade over time.

A comprehensive range of models is available in steps from 30 l/min to 300 l/min and the range is both CE and UL approved. Typical installations include single dwellings, small developments, refurbishments, barn conversions or any property off mains drainage.

Included within the Enviro series is the ET250 and ET300, these make an ideal replacement to rotary vane pumps and small side channel blowers. They are easy to service with a competitively priced spares kit and are suited to either intermittent or continuous duty applications.

It’s not just blowers that Charles Austen Pumps stock they also have a comprehensive range of tubing, fittings and both fine and course bubble diffusers for the waste water market.

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