Rainwater recycling

14 October, 2007

DAB Pumps’ Aquaprof collects rainwater and uses it for purposes such as flushing toilets, washing machines, garden irrigation and vehicle washing. This water is delivered at mains pressure. If there is not enough stored rain water, the Aquaprof switches to an integral back-up tank containing mains water. Safety features include a special anti-stench and anti-draining trap, daily automatic testing of the motorised valve that switches from grey water to stored mains water, weekly automatic renewal of the mains-water back-up tank, fully automatic pump operation using flow and pressure control, integral control panel with mutable audible alarm and visual indicators for operation and a level indicator for the rain-water tank.DAB Pumps can supply the complete project package, including design, supply and support.

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