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Marsh Sewage Treatment

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Installation & Technical Handbook

forMarsh Industries Products

A Member of

Page

4 Ensign Sewage Plant, Uni:Gem and Five Filter Installation

6 Ultra Polylok Installation

8 Septic Tank Installation

10 Marsh Ensign Tank Dimensions

12 Pump Chamber Installation

13 Land Drain Percolation Procedure

15 Desludge Details For Marsh Sewage Treatment Plants and Uni:Gem

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Installation &

Maintenance Handbook

Marsh Sewage Treatment

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Installation & Technical Handbook

forMarsh Industries Products

A Member of

Page

4 Ensign Sewage Plant, Uni:Gem and Five Filter Installation

6 Ultra Polylok Installation

8 Septic Tank Installation

10 Marsh Ensign Tank Dimensions

12 Pump Chamber Installation

13 Land Drain Percolation Procedure

15 Desludge Details For Marsh Sewage Treatment Plants and Uni:Gem

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to theQuality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position inthe field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained fromover 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superiorproducts and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Ourproductrangecanbeputintoserviceimmediatelyasitspre-commissioned,oncetheinstallationinstructionshavebeenfullycompliedwith.

• Theyshouldbecheckedoncetheelectricalconnectioniscompleted,toensurethatitisrunning correctly.

• Forsewageplantsyoushouldhearahumfromtheblowerandtherewillbebubblesofaircomingupthroughthewater.

• Iftheelectricalconnectionsarenotcompletedcorrectly,thesystemwillnotrunandacritical failure may result.

• Alwaysrefertotheelectricaldrawingsinthishandbookandsuppliedwiththesystem.• Inthecaseofsystemsnotbeingwiredupcorrectly,warrantieswillbenull&void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensurethatalloftheinformationcontainedinthehandbookisadheredtoatalltimes.• Theenduser(notthepurchaser)oftheplantisresponsiblefortheoperationand

maintenanceofthesystemanditsdischargeeitherdirecttoawatercourseorthroughapercolation area.

• Itisimportantthattheproductisoperatedundertheconditionsforwhichitisdesigned.Anyvariationintheseconditionscouldleadtotheunitnotperformingtoitsfullpotentialand the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensurethatthesystemhasbeeninstalledcorrectly,inaccordancewiththemanufacturersspecifications.

• Ensurethattheairblowerhasbeenwiredup,byacompetentelectrician.• Pre-Commissionedplant:Onceitisputintouse(plumbedtothehouseandelectrical

wiringcompleted)itisnowupandrunning.Checkthatthereisahumfromtheblowerandthattherearebubblesrisingfromthemiddlechamber.

• Maintainthesysteminaccordancewithsectionthishandbook.• Servicingismechanicalonly,anddoesnotincludede-sludging(emptyingofthesystem).

Youmustdesludgethesysteminaccordancewiththeguidelineslaiddowninthishandbook.

• Soakways,drainsandtheemptyingofprimarytanksremaintheresponsibilityoftheclientanddamagetotheinstallationduetotheinfluxofsurfacewaterorthebackingupofsoakwaysordrainsisnotcoveredbythisserviceagreement.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• PhoneMarshIndustriesifyouhaveanytechnicalqueriesregardingthemaintenanceand servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alterinanyway,anypartofthesystemorinternalpartssuppliedwiththesystem.• Opentheplantcoverwithoutfirstlyisolatingthemainspower.• MarshIndustriesLimitedshallnotbeliableforanydamageorloss,including

consequentialloss,causedbythefailureofanyplumbingequipmentorfailurecausedbytheinclusionofgrosssolids,(e.g.–disposablediapersorsanitarytowelsetc)inthewastewatertreatmentunit.

• Toensurethecontinuanceofthesystemsperformance,theuserhastotakecertainprecautionsincludingthefollowing:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust

never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~Disinfectants. ~StrongAcidsandAlkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~Pesticides. ~PhotographicChemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimumdistancesforlocatingSewagePlantaresetoutbelow.Theseareminimumdistancesonly;theunitshouldinfactbelocatedasfarawayasispracticallypossible.However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthevacuumtanker.Theunitshouldbelocatednotnearerthan7mfromanyotherdwellingassetoutinthewastewatertreatmentmanual.Guidelinesofminimumdistancesforlocatingthesewageplantaresetoutinthetablebelow.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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IMPORTANTPRE INSTALLATION ADVICE NOTE

DO NOT FILL THE TANK MORE THAN 1/3 FULL BEFORE POURING CONCRETE OR BACKFILLING.

OVERFILLING MAY AFFECT THE STRUCTURE OF THE TANK IN ITS UNSUPPORTED STATE.

PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTALLATION GUIDE

FOR ADVICE CALL MARSH 01933 654582.

THE WARRANTY MAY BE VOIDED IF THE TANK IS OVERFILLED.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Marsh Ensign & Uni:Gem Installation DetailThe Installation & Electrical Connections Must Be Undertaken By Fully Qualified Personnel. Under The Guidance of the Health & Safety at Work Act.

Selectasuitablelocationforthesewageplant(s).Thiswillbenormallyatagroundlevellowerthanthepropertiesbeingdrainedandallowforthefallsinsitedrainage.Checkthatnootherstructure–orspecialaccess–isrequiredovertheselectedspot.Checkthatnoundergroundcable,pipeorserviceduct,liesunderneath.

Innormaltogoodgroundconditionstheplantrequiresa150mmConcreteBasewitha150mmpea-shinglesurroundtothetopoftank.Excavatetheminimumopeninginthegroundtoreceivetheplantandpipeworktobeused.Thisopeningshouldbe150mmwideranddeeperthanthesewageplantinnormal/goodgroundconditions.Thesidesoftheexcavationshouldbebattenedforstability.Fillwithcleanwatertoovercometheeffectofbuoyancyasyoupourthepea-shinglesurroundconsolidatingaroundthebaseoftheplant.Placefurtherpea-shingleasbefore,atleast150mmmthickaroundthechambersorshafts.

Inareasofhighwater,shiftingrunningsandorwaterloggedsitesapolyethylenemembranemustbefittedbetweena250mmhardcorebaseandtheconcrete.Adewateringpumpmustbeusedtocontrolanygroundwaterpresentuntiltheconcretebackfillisset.Inwetorhighwatertablesites/groundconditionstheplantrequiresa250mmConcreteBasewitha250mmconcretesurroundtothetopoftank.Excavatetheminimumopeninginthegroundtoreceivetheplantandpipeworktobeused.Thisopeningshouldbe250mmwideranddeeperthanthesewageplantinthesegroundconditions.

Placeinpositionthemassconcretebase,minimumthickness250mmofCP25Kn/mm2 strength.Lowerthepumpchamberontothedampconcreteallowingthebasetosettlein,ensuringthattheinletandoutletpipesarecorrectlyaligned.Fillthetanksevenlyfrombothendsofeachunit,orinmultiplechambersthrougheachturretevenly.Withcleanwatertoovercometheeffectofbuoyancyasyoupourtheconcreteconsolidatingtheconcretearoundthebaseoftheplant.Placefurthermassconcrete,asbefore,atleast250mmmthickaroundthechamberstojustbelowthetopofthepipeconnections.Consolidatetheconcrete,beingcarefulnottodamagethetankortankinlet/outletpipes.Wheretherearemultipletankstheremustbeaminimumof450mmdistancebetweenthetanksthis450mmvoidmustbefilledwithconcreteduringthepouring.

Donotunderanycircumstanceusevibratingpokers.Usewarningsignsaroundtheaccessturrets.Connectupthesitepipeworktotheinletandoutletoftheplant,anddrawthecablesandnylondiffusertubingthroughtheductingfromthepump/sdiffuserandhighlevelalarmifincluded.Ensurethesewageplantisfullyventilatedconnecting110mmpipetotheairventportsonthetankFinishoffthesurfaceattherequiredlevel,dependingonthefinalgroundcoverrequiredi.e.topsoil,tarmac,graveletc.Itismostimportantthatoncethesewageplantisinsituwithalltheinletconnectionsmade,thedrainagesystemshouldbeflushedout,andallsand,debrisetc.removedfromthesewageplant.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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**ForUni:Geminstallationensuretheseptictankisventedandtheheadofthesoilrunisnotventedviaanairadmittancevalve,toavoidodourescapingfromthespetictank(whenthesolidssredisturbedbyincomingsewagefromthedwelling)itmaybeadvisabletofita100mmnon-returnvalvebetweentheseptictank(drainagepipe)andtheUni:Gem.PleaseensuretheUni:Gemisventedwitha4”(110mm)pipe,the4”airportispredrilledinthetopof the Uni:Gem.Marsh External Compressor Housing Installation GuideTheMarshexternalcompressorhousingissuppliedwiththeshallowsewagetreatmentplantsandwithplantsfittedwithapumpedoutletasstandard.Theexternalcompressorhousingcanalsobesuppliedwithatankasanoncostoptionattimeoforder.TheexternalcompressorhousingismadeofGRPandcomescompletewithelectricalconnectionsandhosetoconnecttothesewagetreatmentplant.Thecompressorhousingcanbesitedupto4metersfromthesewagetreatmentplant(longerdistancescanbecateredforatanextracost).Sitethehousingonahardlevelsurfaceideallyasmallconcretebaseorhardcore.Makesurethehousingbaseislevelandthatthereisnomovementasavibrationnoisemayoccuroncethecompressorisactivated.Runthemainselectricfeedcableinaducttothecompressorhousingfromthesourcetobeconnectedtotheelectricalconnectionsinthehousing.Theairhoseshouldbefedthroughaducttotheplantandisattachedwithajubileecliptotheairhosetailvisibleontheturretadjacenttothecoverandframe.Thehoseisthenfedupthroughthebottomofthehousingandconnectedtothecompressorwithajubileeclip.Makesurethecompressorhousingisaccessibleforservicingandhasaclearairflowaround it. Non vehicle loadingTheplantsaredesignedforaminimumcoverof600mmofbackfillor300mmplus100mmreinforcedconcreteslab.Vehicle Loading – Car Axle Weight 10 Tonne Maximum. Forvehicleloadingthetanksmusthaveaminimumcoverof750mmofbackfillplusaminimum200mmreinforcedconcreteslabdesignedtotakethemaximumloadwithoutsuchloadingsbeingtransferredtothetankitselfforthisapplicationastructuralengineermustbeconsulted.The electrical installation of the unit. All 230v. Single Phase.Standard Gravity system with Air blower:ThesewillconformtoEuropeanStandards.Allelectricalworktobecarriedoutbyaqualifiedelectrician,theworkmustbecarriedout strictly to the manufacturer’s instructions and to the relevant national rules for electrical installations.A230V,16Amp,waterproofplugandsocketconnectorwillbesuppliedwiththis unit.Thecustomers’minimumresponsibilityshallconsistintheprovisionof:Asinglerunof1.5mm(orgreaterthan1.5mmdependentondistance)twocore+earth–

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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twoconductorsplusearthconductor–steelwirearmoured(SWA)cablefromthecustomersdistributioncabinettothetankunitsocket.Cableprotectionvia10ampMCBprotectedbyresidualcurrentdetector(RCD),rated230V,ACandtrippingcurrent0.03amps.Thecablearmourmustbeproperlybondedtothemainearth at the premises.Acontrolpanelwithalarmisavailableatanadditionalcost.Pleaserefertothemanufacturer for further details. Once commissioned, do not disconnect the air pump. It isimperativethatitisrunning24hoursaday.

Systems with High Level Alarm and / or Pumped OutletAlltheelectricalworkmustbecarriedoutbyafullyqualifiedelectricianusingsuitablematerialsfortheapplication.Electricalworkmustbea230V,16Amp,waterproofIPplugandsocketconnectorwillbesuppliedwiththisunitforthecompressorandaseparateIPplugandsocketwillbesuppliedforthepumpandorhighlevelalarmThesewillconformtoEuropean Standards.Thecustomers’minimumresponsibilityshallconsistintheprovisionof:Asinglerunof1.5mm²threecore+earth–fiveconductorsplusearthconductor–steelwirearmoured(SWA)cablefromthecustomersdistributioncabinettothetankunitsocket.Cableprotection10ampMCBprotectedbyresidualcurrentdetector(RCD),rated230V,ACandtrippingcurrent0.03amps.Thecablearmourmustbeproperlybondedtothemainearthatthepremises.Acontrolpanelwithalarmisavailable.Pleaserefertothemanufacturerforfurtherdetails.Leavethecompressorrunning.Itisimperativethatitisrunning24hoursaday,everyday.Note:Thesteelwiredarmouredcableistoberoutedthrough25mmglandsinthepumpchamber,thentobeterminatedtothejunctionbox.Connections:Onecorefrom3to3,Neutralcorefrom4to4.Onecorefrom5to5,Onecorefrom6to6.EarthcorefromPETerminaltoPETerminal.Electricians System Start Up:Oncetheelectricalconnectionhasbeenputinplacebetweentheplantandthefuseboardinthehouse,thesystemisnowoperational.Ifthesystemisrunningcorrectly,aslight“hum”willbeheardfromtheairblowerandtherewillbeairbubblescomingupfromthebottomofthemiddlechamber,risingtothesurface.Further alarm options, for high water level or compressor power loss.Wearepleasedtobeabletoofferourcustomers,theprotectionandpeaceofmindofanalarmsystem,specificallydesignedtoprotectyourhome.Variousalarmsystems,toavarietyofdifferentstandards&specificationsareavailable.PleaseconsultwithMarshIndustries,inordertogetanalarmsystemthatwillsuityourrequirements.Phonealarmsarealsoavailableasanoptionalextra.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturersspecifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicingof your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

• The design loading of the plant should not be exceeded. • High volume discharges such, as those from swimming pools and Jacuzzi’s must

never enter the system. • Surface water must not enter the system. • Do not allow large quantities of chemicals to enter the system including:

~ Water softener regenerate.~ Disinfectants.~ Strong Acids and Alkalis.~ Oil or Grease.~ Pesticides.~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However, when locating the unit, consideration should be given to allow adequate access forthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Marsh Septic Tank InstallationSelectasuitablelocationfortheseptictank.Thiswillnormallybeatgroundlevelallowinganaturalfallfromthepropertyintotheseptictank.Checkthatnootherstructureorspecialaccessisrequiredovertheselectedlocation.Checkthattherearenoelectricalcablesorservices under the selected location.Innormaltogoodgroundconditionstheseptictankrequiresa150mmconcretebaseanda150mmconcretesurround.Insuitableconditionspeashinglesurroundcanbeusedthoughweadvocateaconcretesurroundasbestpractice.Theopeningshouldbe150mmdeeperand150mmwiderthanthedimensionsoftheseptictank.Thesidesoftheexcavationshouldbesuitablybatteredtostopthesidesoftheexcavationcollapsing.Oncethe150mmbaseislaidandgoneofftheseptictankcanbeloweredintotheexcavationandsitedontheconcretebase.Theseptictankcanthenbepartiallyfilledtojustbelowthehalfwaypointinthetank(donotoverfillasthetankisunsupportedatthisstage).Oncethisisdonethetankisreadytohavetheconcretebackfilllaid.Thisshouldbedoneingradualstagesevenlyaroundtheentiretank.Vibratingpokersmustnotbeusedwhenlayingtheconcretesurround.Bringtheconcreteuptojustundertheincomingpipework.Peashinglecanthenbeusedtofinishoffthe installation to ground level.Inwetgroundconditionsapolyethylenemembranemustbefittedbetweena250mmhardcorebaseandtheconcrete.Adewateringpumpmustbeusedtokeeptheexcavationclearoftheanygroundwater.Thesurroundofthetankshouldalsob3250mmandshouldbetothetopofthetanksothatitisencasedtoprotectitfromtheadverseconditions.Theexcavationneedstobe250mmdeeperandwiderthanthedimensionsoftheseptictank.Againfillseptictanktojustunderhalffull(donotoverfillasthetankisunsupportedatthisstage).Laytheconcreteagaininevenheavesevenlyaroundthetank.Vibratingpokersmustnotbeusedduringthebackfillprogress.

Failure to follow these guidelines will affect the product warranty and any claims made under the warranty terms offered by Marsh Industries Ltd.

Drainage filed design and percolation test procedure

Buildings Regs 1.31 – 1.44 Water Teatment Systems and CesspoolsGround conditions1.31Welldrainedandwellaeratedsubsoilsareusuallybrown,yelloworreddishincolour.Examplesofsubsoilswithgoodpercolationcharacteristicsaresand,gravel,chalk,sandyloamandclayloam.Itisimportantthatthepercolationcharacteristicsaresuitableinbothsummerandwinterconditions.Poorlydrainedorsaturatedsubsoilsareoftengreyorblueincolour.Brownandgreymottlingusuallyindicatesperiodicsaturation.Examplesofsubsoilswithpoorpercolationcharacteristicsaresandyclay,siltyclayandclay.

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Where inverts are over 750mm in depth a full concrete surround should be undertaken. In wet conditions a full concrete surround and base must be undertaken.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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1.32APreliminaryassessmentshouldbecarriedoutincludingconsultationwiththeEnvironmentAgencyandlocalauthoritytodeterminethesuitabilityofthesite.Thenaturalvegetationonthesiteshouldalsogiveanindicationofitssuitabilityforadrainagefield.

1.33ATrialholeshouldbedugtodeterminethepositionofthestandinggroundwatertable.Thetrialholeshouldbeaminimumof1m2inareaand2mdeep,oraminimumof1.5mbelowtheinvertoftheproposeddrainagefieldpipework.Thegroundwatertableshouldnotrisetowithin1moftheinvertleveloftheproposedeffluentdistributionpipes.Ifthetestiscarriedoutinsummer,thelikelywintergroundwaterlevelsshouldbeconsidered.Apercolationtestshouldthenbecarriedouttoassessthefurthersuitabilityofproposedarea.

1.34Percolationtestmethod–Ahole300mmsquareshouldbeexcavatedtoadepth300mmbelowtheproposedinvertleveloftheeffluentdistributionpipe.Wheredeepdrainsarenecessarytheholeshouldconformtothisshapeatthebottom,butmaybeenlargedabovethe300mmleveltoenablesafeexcavationtobecarriedout.Wheredeepexcavationsarenecessaryamodifiedtestproceduremaybeadoptedusinga300mmearthauger.Borethetestholeverticallytheappropriatedepthtakingcaretoremoveallloosedebris.

1.35Fillthe300mmsquaresectionoftheholetoadepthofatleast300mmwithwaterandallowittoseepawayovernight.

1.36Nextdayrefillthetestsectionwithwatertoadepthofatleast300mmandobservethetimeinsecondsforthewatertoseepawayfrom75%fullto25%fulllevel(i.e.adepthof150mm).Dividethistimeby150mm.Theanswergivestheaveragetimeinseconds(Vp)requiredforthewatertodrop1mm.

1.37Thetestshouldbecarriedoutatleastthreetimeswithatleasttwotrialholes.Theaveragefigurefromthetestsshouldbetaken.Thetestshouldnotbecarriedoutduringabnormalweatherconditionssuchasheavyrain,severefrontordrought.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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1.38DrainagefielddisposalshouldonlybeusedwhenpercolationtestindicateaveragevaluesofVpofbetween12and100andthepreliminarysiteassessmentreportandtrialholetestshavebeenfavourable.Thisminimumvalueensuresthatuntreatedeffluentcannotpercolatetoorapidlyintogroundwater.WhereVpisoutsidetheselimitseffectivetreatmentisunlikelytotakeplaceinadrainagefield.However,providedthatanalternativeformofsecondarytreatmentisprovidedtotreattheeffluentfromtheseptictanks,itmaystillbepossibletodischargethetreatedeffluenttoasoakaway.

Design and construction

1.39Drainagefieldsormounds(seeDiagrams1and3)shouldbedesignedandconstructedtoensureaerobiccontactbetweentheliquideffluentandthesubsoil.

1.40Drainagefieldsshouldbeconstructedusingperforatedpipe,laidintrenchesofauniformgradientwhichshouldbenotsteeperthan1/200.

1.41Pipesshouldbelaidona30mmlayerofcleanshingleorbrokenstonegradedbetween20mmand50mm.

1.42Trenchesshouldbefilledtoalevel50mmabovethepipeandcoveredwithalayerofgeotextiletopreventtheentryofsilt.Theremainderofthetrenchcanbefilledwithsoil;thedistributionpipesshouldbelaidataminimumdepthof500mmbelowthesurface.

Drainagetrenchesshouldbefrom300mmto900mmwidewithareasofundisturbedground2mwidebeingmaintainedbetweenparalleltrenches(seeDiagram1).

1.43Aninspectionchambershouldbeinstalledbetweentheseptictankandthedrainagefield.

1.44Drainagefieldsshouldbesetoutasacontinuousloopfedfromtheinspectionchamber(seeDiagram1).Tocalculatethefloorareaofthedrainagefield(Atinm2),thefollowingformulashouldbeused:

At=p x Vp x 0.25

wherepisthenumberofpersonsservedbythetank,Vpisthepercolationvalue(secs/mm)obtainedasdescribedinparagraphs1.34-1.38.

Marsh De-sludge Details For All Marsh Sewage Plants & GemsPlease read all these details before undertaking servicing or de-sludging.Servicing of all sewage plants should be undertaken by a qualified service engineer.NOTE:Theairpump/compressorsandelectricpowermustneverbeturnedoff.Itisimperativethatitisleftrunning24hoursaday,everydaytoensureaconstantsupplyofoxygentothebacteriainthesecondchamber.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Thesewageplantwillrequirede-sludgingandmaintenanceasdesigned; 6-50PE - Yearly or as required Septic Tanks - Yearly

Thedesludgingoftheplantistheresponsibilityofthesiteowner.De-sludgingshouldbecarriedoutaccordingtothesizeoftheplantanddependentonusage.Itisthesiteowner’sresponsibilitytoprovideaccessforthevacuumtanker,tode-sludgetheplant.Nevervehiclesdriveoverthesystem.Keepatleast4metresawayfromthecoversonthe plant.

1.Removethede-sludgingaccesscoverbyundoingthenuts.Thede-sludgingcovercannowberemoved.

De-sludgingDe-sludgingistobecarriedoutbyothers,nottheManufactureroftheMarshSewagetreatmentplant.De-sludgingshouldnormallybecarriedoutbyavacuumsludgetanker.Neverdriveoverthetreatmentsystemasitisonlydesignedfor“Manweight”.Whenasludgetankeristobeusedandaccessispoor,thetankshouldbede-sludgedbeforetheonsetofwinter.Licensedtankersareavailablecommerciallyandtheserviceisalsoprovidedbysomelocalauthorities.Thissludgeshouldbedisposedofinaccordancewithlocalauthorityinstructionsorinamannerwhichwillnotcausepollution.Thesludgeintheprimarychamber(s)shouldnotberemovedcompletely,butapproximately75mmshouldbekeptinthebottomofthetanktore-seedthenewsludge,whichwillbeformedwhenthetankisputintouseagain.Oneveryalternativede-sludge“deadhumus”scumshouldberemovedfromthefinalsettlementtank(s).EnsuretheTeepiecesinallchambersareclear.Caremustbetakennottodamagethetreatmentplantwiththehoseofthevacuumtanker.Replacethede-sludgingaccesscoverandscrews.

Notes:• Theaccesscovershouldneverbeleftoffwhiletheunitisunattended• De-sludgingshouldneverbecarriedoutalone• TheSewagetreatmentplantshouldbeclearlymarkedandvacuumtankershouldnever

come closer than the depth of the excavation for the system unless the appropriate precautionshavebeentaken.Contactthemanufacturerforthecorrectprecautions.

• Thecontinuedperformanceoftheplantwilldependonregularmaintenanceandcleaning.Itisthehomeowner’sresponsibilitytode-sludgetheunitandkeeptheventsclear.

• Regularmaintenanceoftheunitandpercolationareaisveryimportantforthesatisfactory performance of the system.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Thedepthofsludgecanbecheckedusingthefollowingtechnique:• Useapolethatcantouchthebottomofthetankandwrapthebottom1.4mwithawhite

rag.• Lowerthepoletothebottomofthetankandholdforseveralminutestoallowthesludge

layer to penetrate the rag.• Removethepoleandnotethesludgeline,whichwillbedarkerthanthecolorationcausedbytheliquidwaste.

Thepercolationareashouldbeinspectedregularly.Note:Signsofpondingindicateblockageorinsufficientpermeability.

Inspection General.Theinletmanholeshouldbeinspectedandanysolidmatterwhichmayclogtheinletteepipeshouldberemoved.Thecauseofanyblockageshouldbeinvestigated.Onlyqualifiedpersonnelshouldcarryoutthis.Theinletandoutlettee-pipesshouldbeinspectedandroddedsothatscumdoesnotcollectandthattheverticallegisnotobstructed.

Safety Precautions.Thereispotentialdangerwhende-sludgingandthereforeshouldneverbedonealone.Neverenteratankunlessasafetylineisattachedtothepersonenteringthetankandasecondpersonisabovegroundtohelpiftheentrantisovercomebygassesorfoulair.Personnelenteringthetankmusthavesuitablebreathingequipmentandbefullytrainedinman entry techniques.Nakedflamesshouldnotbeusedinthevicinityofthetankduetothedangerofexplosion.Themanholecoversshouldneverbeleftoffanunattendedtank.Disusedorabandonedtanksshouldbedemolished,filledinorsealedsothataccidentalentryisimpossible.

Assafetyandsecurityareofvitalimportanceinsewagetreatmentsystems,thefollowingaspects are critical:• Protectiveclothing/gloves/breathingapparatus,shouldbewornatalltimes.Alwaysremovecontaminatedclothingandprotectiveequipmentafterworkingwithsewagetreatment systems.

• Washhandsandfacepriortoeating,drinkingorsmoking.• Adequatefirstaidboxesshouldbepresent.• Whenworkingwithmachinery/electricalequipment,proximityofwatershouldbenoted.Alltoolsandelectricalequipmentshouldbekeptdry.

• Asecondpersonshouldbepresentwhencarryingoutnon-routinemaintenance.• Thedistributionboxshouldbedesigned(&constructedbythebuilder)tofacilitatesamplingandinspectionwithoutplacingpersonnelatrisk.

• Onlyqualifiedpersonnelshouldcarryoutelectricalrepairs.• Greatcareshouldbetakenwhenhandlingsludge.• Alwayslockthecoverofthesystem.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Maintenance of the percolation area.Thepercolationareashouldbeinspectedperiodicallyandanysignsofmalfunctioningnoted.Thiswillshowitselfbyobvioussignsofblockageofthedistributionbox,orbypondingorsmellsorpollutioninthesurroundingarea.Inthiseventexpertadviceshouldbesoughtoruseshouldbemadeofthereservepercolationarea.

Servicingshouldbeundertakenannuallyfortreatmentplantsupto50PE.BritishWaterholda list of qualified service engineers and compaies.

Terms and Conditions.• Themanufacturersinstructionsoutlinedinthishandbookmustbefollowedatalltimes.Aservicecontractdoesnotremovethisresponsibilityfromthecustomer/homeowner.

• Underthisagreement,MarshIndustriesLimitedwilldeliverapre-commissionedsystem.• Itisimportantthattheunitisoperatedundertheconditionsforwhichitisdesigned.Any

variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and thedischargemaynotmeettherequiredstandards.Thiswillalsomakeanyagreementbetweenthecompanyandthecustomernullandvoid.

• MarshIndustriesLimitedshallnotbeliableforanydamageorloss,includingconsequentialloss,causedbythefailureofanyplumbingequipmentorfailurecausedbytheinclusionofgrosssolids,(e.g.–disposablediapersorsanitarytowelsetc)inthewastewatertreatmentunit.

• Theenduserofthewastewatertreatmentsystemisentirelyresponsiblefortheoperationoftheunitandforensuringthatthequalityoftheeffluentdoesnotbreachthedischargestandards.

• Soakways,drainsandtheemptyingofprimarytanksremaintheresponsibilityoftheclientanddamagetotheinstallationduetotheinfluxofsurfacewaterorthebackingupofsoakwaysordrainsisnotcoveredbythisserviceagreement

• Toensurethecontinuanceofthesystemsperformance,theuserhastotakecertainprecautionsincludingthefollowing:

• Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded.• Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smustnever

enter the system.• Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem.• Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~Disinfectants. ~StrongAcidsandAlkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~Pesticides. ~PhotographicChemicals,etc.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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• Ifthesystemhasbeensizedbyothers,MarshIndustriesLimitedwillsupplyasystemtothesespecificationandnotitsownspecifications.Inthiscase,theresponsibilitylieswithothers,inrelationtothemaximumflow/litresperday,thesystemcapacityandretention times.

• IfMarshIndustriesLimitedsizesthesystem,andagreaterloadisplacedonthesystem,bytheadditionofextrahouses,bedroomsinthehouses,schools,crècheetcorbyanyothermeans,MarshIndustriesLimitedisnotresponsibleforthesystemintermsofoverloadingorthequalityoftheeffluentastheretentiontimesmaybecompromised.

• Thisisclarifiedinthisasaselectedtextabove.Ifdesludgingisrequireditshouldbedoneassoonaspossible.Systemsthatarenotde-sludgedwilloverloadandceasetowork.Inthiscase,otherswillberequiredtode-sludgeandcleanthesystemandcomponents may require replacing especially if the system goes septic. The cost of these partsandthelabourrequired,includingspecialistsafetyequipmentisexcludedfromthisservicing contract.

• Iftheelectricalconnectionceasestotheairblowerinthesystem,thesystemwillnotfunctioncorrectly.Itisimperativethatacontinuousairsupply,viatheairblower,entersthe system in order for the system to function correctly. If this is interrupted for prolonged periodsthesystemmaygoseptic.Asystemthatisneglectedinthisrespectmayrequirenewcomponents,mediaetcandcleaningifitgoesseptic.Thecostofthesecomponentsandlabourisexcludedfromallservicingcontracts.

• Thedischargetothegroundisalsoacriticalpartoftheoperationofthesystem. Correctlyconstructeddistributionchambersanddistributiondrains/polishingfiltersarenecessaryaspartofthetreatmentprocess.MarshIndustriesLimitedwillaidinthedesignofthese,howevertheconstructionistheresponsibilityofothers.Incorrectlyconstructeddrains or polishing filters could result in poor treatment of effluent and Marsh Industries Limitedholdsnoresponsibilityinthisregard.

Note:InaccordancewithMarshIndustriesLimitednormalpolicyofproductdevelopment,thisspecificationissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.MarshIndustriesLimitedbelievesthattheinformationcontainedinthishandbookisaccurateandisprintedforinformationalpurposesonly.Nowarrants,expressorimplied,arecontainedtherein,nordoesanylegalliabilityattachtoMarshIndustriesLimited,foranyreasonwhatsoever.September9th2005.

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

Anydwelling

Watercourseor stream

Springor well

Lake

The Plant

Percolationarea

Siteboundary

Road Slope,break or cuts

7m

10m

10m

10m

30m

30m

50m

50m

3m

3m

4m

4m

4m

4m

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• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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Introduction.Our products are manufactured to the UK’s and European’s highest standards and to the Quality standards, ISO 9001:2000. Marsh Industries Limited, occupies a unique position in the field of reinforced plastics, having the technical expertise and experience gained from over 30 years in the Construction Industry in the United Kingdom.The experience places Marsh Industries in a position to offer an advanced range of superior products and systems to meet the requirements of its customers

• Our product range can be put into service immediately as its pre-commissioned, once the installation instructions have been fully complied with.

• They should be checked once the electrical connection is completed, to ensure that it is running correctly.

• For sewage plants you should hear a hum from the blower and there will be bubbles of air coming up through the water.

• If the electrical connections are not completed correctly, the system will not run and a critical failure may result.

• Always refer to the electrical drawings in this handbook and supplied with the system.• In the case of systems not being wired up correctly, warranties will be null & void.

Sewage & Septic Tank Ranges OnlyPlease Do.• Ensure that all of the information contained in the handbook is adhered to at all times.• The end user (not the purchaser) of the plant is responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the system and its discharge either direct to a watercourse or through a percolation area.

• It is important that the product is operated under the conditions for which it is designed. Any variation in these conditions could lead to the unit not performing to its full potential and the discharge may not meet the required standards.

• Ensure that the system has been installed correctly, in accordance with the manufacturers specifications.

• Ensure that the air blower has been wired up, by a competent electrician.• Pre-Commissioned plant: Once it is put into use (plumbed to the house and electrical

wiring completed) it is now up and running. Check that there is a hum from the blower and that there are bubbles rising from the middle chamber.

• Maintain the system in accordance with section this handbook.• Servicing is mechanical only, and does not include de-sludging (emptying of the system).

You must desludge the system in accordance with the guidelines laid down in this handbook.

• Soak ways, drains and the emptying of primary tanks remain the responsibility of the client and damage to the installation due to the influx of surface water or the backing up of soak ways or drains is not covered by this service agreement.

• Phone Marsh Industries if you have any technical queries regarding the maintenance and servicing of your system.

Please Don’t.• Alter in any way, any part of the system or internal parts supplied with the system.• Open the plant cover without firstly isolating the mains power.• Marsh Industries Limited shall not be liable for any damage or loss, including

consequential loss, caused by the failure of any plumbing equipment or failure caused by the inclusion of gross solids, (e.g. – disposable diapers or sanitary towels etc) in the waste water treatment unit.

• To ensure the continuance of the systems performance, the user has to take certain precautions including the following:

•Thedesignloadingoftheplantshouldnotbeexceeded. •Highvolumedischargessuch,asthosefromswimmingpoolsandJacuzzi’smust never enter the system. •Surfacewatermustnotenterthesystem. •Donotallowlargequantitiesofchemicalstoenterthesystemincluding: ~ Water softener regenerate. ~ Disinfectants. ~ Strong Acids and Alkalis. ~ Oil or Grease. ~ Pesticides. ~ Photographic Chemicals.

For Guidance OnlyLocating the Septic Tanks & Sewage PlantMinimum distances for locating Sewage Plant are set out below. These are minimum distances only; the unit should in fact be located as far away as is practically possible. However,whenlocatingtheunit,considerationshouldbegiventoallowadequateaccessforthe vacuum tanker. The unit should be located not nearer than 7m from any other dwelling as set out in the wastewater treatment manual. Guidelines of minimum distances for locating the sewage plant are set out in the table below.

Minimum separation distances in metres

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E-mail:[email protected]:www.marshindustries.co.uk

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