Product Information

The mains or battery powered sewage alarm system is installed within the sewage treatment plant to automatically detect high level, pump failure and high / low pressure from aerator.

For more remote applications, an alert can be transmitted by text message. Alarm warnings allow you time to take corrective action ensuring the safe and economic operation of sewage treatment plant, preventing sewage entering and polluting watercourses which may result in expensive fines and clean up costs.

The alarm system and sensors guarantee an increased level of safety and requires simple installation for bespoke monitoring.

We can tailor your sewage alarm to your requirements by displaying your name and contact details on the liquid crystal display and fitting your custom label (please ask for details).

Specification

• 1no Battery Powered Control Panel
• 1no Oil Probe with 5m flylead
• Enclosure: IP66/67
• Dimensions: 180 x 130 x 60mm
• Input: Single input to monitor float or conductivity oil probe
• Audible warning: beeper sounds when oil or air is detected
• ATEX for intrinsic safety as associated apparatus according to BS EN 60079-11
• Specific Marking of Explosion Protection: Ex II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIB (-20°C ≤ Ta ≤ +50°C)

Benefits

• Warn of excessive levels of sewage
• Tells you when sewage tank needs emptying
• Reduces waste management costs
• Designed to comply with EN-12566
• Can be fitted to sewage tanks from all manufacturers
• Reduces sewage servicing costs
• Automated and remote monitoring
• Ensures safe and economic operation of sewage tank

Installation, Commission and Service

Within the contracted service visit, we will be undertaking the following:

Sewage Alarm(s)

• Assessing the circuit board(s), and related components, to sustain maximum efficiency
• Confirming all groundworks and cabling around the unit is in sufficient order
• Confirming the unit (if solar powered) if holding a voltage
• Checking and recording battery strength (if solar powered)
• Confirming the cabinet has not been damaged or vandalised and is in good working order
• Cleaning and Re-calibration of all probes used within the unit
• Re-commissioning of equipment after inspection and providing certification to comply with the required health and safety / environmental guidelines.

All the above steps are vital for any company to meet the Environmental Agencies Guidelines (PPG3) for efficient pollution prevention control and to enable your equipment to function correctly.