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Klargester Pumping Stations Product Guide Water Management Solutions Klargester Pumping Stations Product Guide Complete Wastewater and Surface Water Pumping Solutions kingspan.co.uk/klargester Water Management Solutions Table of Contents 03 Klargester Pumping Station Solutions 04 Why Choose a Klargester Pumping Station? 05 Easy Guide to Typical Applications for the Kingspan range of Klargester Pumping Stations 06 Klargester Compact Pumping Stations 07 Klargester Domestic & Domestic+ Pumping Stations 08 Vertical Pumping Stations 10 Klargester Horizontal Pumping Stations 11 Klargester Adoptable and High Specification Pumping Stations 12 Selecting the Correct Pumping Station 13 Sizing Chart Klargester Pumping Experience Station Solutions 60 YEARS The Trusted Water Trusted wastewater treatment Management Experts solutions across a wide range of domestic and commercial About Kingspan Kingspan have been leading specialists applications. in the design and manufacture of an industry leading range of complete off- mains wastewater management solutions for more than 60 years. Our dedicated technical team works closely with regulatory authorities and industry bodies to ensure total compliance in every component design and installation practice. Providing solutions for all types of domestic, commercial or industrial build projects, the well-respected Klargester product range, includes sewage treatment plants, oil/water separators, packaged pumping stations and rainwater harvesting solutions. Klargester Pumping Stations If your domestic or commercial property is not connected to the sewer, or if it is below the sewer line, our range of Klargester pumping stations will take care of all your water, sewage and effluent. The quality of our pumping station solutions is further enhanced by incorporating pumps supplied by Grundfos, the world’s largest dedicated pump manufacturer. The Grundfos wastewater pumps used in Kingspan products form part of a range that are all made with sustainability, long life and customer value at their core. For expert advice, contact: Email: [email protected] Tel: 01296 633000 Typical Grundfos Pump — 3 Water Management Solutions Why choose a Fully Compliant Klargester Pumping Station solution? Installed in thousands of domestic and This product guide provides an overview Reliable, efficient, commercial applications, the range of of the solutions available and we are high quality pumping Klargester pumping stations provide easy to here to help in guiding you through the install and economical pumping solutions. decision making process. Just get in touch stations solutions. to arrange a FREE site survey or to discuss They are used in connection with your requirements in more detail with our sewage treatment plants, septic tanks, technical experts, simply call 01296 633000. rainwater harvesting systems and surface water attenuation. They are made with the highest quality materials and fittings and all are manufactured under the quality procedures of BS ISO 9001:2000 and HS FREE SITE ISO 18001, require little or no maintenance SURVEYS and, importantly, comply with Building 01296 633000 Regulations Document H1 Foul Drainage and British Standards BS EN752, including options for 24-hour waste storage. We recognise the importance of after sales For enquiries about any aspect of After Sales Service service and support and are proud of our installation, commissioning or service simply and Support. nationwide Kingspan Service network, which contact: comprises our Kingspan in-house Service Tel: 0333 240 6868 team and Accredited Installer network in Email: [email protected] support of the Klargester Product Range. With expertise across the entire Klargester product range, our local support networks provide the highest standards of after sales service and support you would expect from a global organisation including: - First class technical engineering advice. - Day to day technical support. - 24 hour breakdown repair. Expert Technical - Preventative maintenance plans. Advice - Installation and commissioning. - Asset monitoring. - Consultancy and advice. — 4 Typical Applications for Klargester Pumping Stations Applications for Domestic Pumping Stations Range: Domestic Properties Small Commercial Offices From basements to caravans, extensions to courtyards. If your property isn’t connected to the sewer, or if it’s below the sewer line, our pumping stations will take care of all your water, sewage and effluent. Remote Buildings Roof and Surface Water Applications for Commercial Pumping Caravan/Camping Sites Schools Surface Water Run-off Stations Range: Whether you run a pub, shop or hotel, our range of commercial pumping stations make it easy to manage your sewage and wastewater, safely and efficiently. Hotels & Restaurants Housing Developments Commercial Developments Nursing Homes Large Commercial Developments — 5 Water Management Solutions Klargester Compact Pumping Stations Klargester compact pumping stations Product Benefits Our proven range of provide the perfect solution for managing compact pumping effluent or sewage, depending on the ∙ Non-return valves and outlet pipe pump, distance and height. compression coupling as standard. stations can be used for ∙ 3 pump options; effluent low head, Quick and easy to install and maintain effluent high head and sewage vortex. effluent or sewage and the compact range is ideal for use in outbuildings, extensions, cellars, pool ∙ Service and maintenance plans available are easy to install. houses and external WC applications. to prolong the life of the pump systems. ∙ Complete pre-fabricated solution ready for installation. ∙ Fully automatic. ∙ Robust, durable and corrosion free, stainless steel submersible Grundfos pumps. Typical Grundfos Unilift Mini Pump Chamber - 200 Litre Mini Pump Chamber Assembly - 400 Litre 670 200 Gland t 265 Outle Invert 265 Outlet 1250 Inlet 100 Gland 1650 0 70 Invert 250 Inlet Ø 610 Ø 560 600 600 600 600 Ø 110 Inlet 0 Inlet Ø 10 Technical Specification Technical Specification Chamber Capacity Tank Control Chamber Capacity Tank Control Alarm Pump Type Alarm Pump Type Size (mm) (Ltrs) Material Panel Size (mm) (Ltrs) Material Panel 610 x 700 200 GRP N/A Optional Single 560 x 1,650 400 GRP N/A Optional Single — 6 Klargester Domestic and Domestic+ Pumping Stations Supplied with single or twin pumps, Product Benefits Our domestic pumping Klargester domestic pumping stations stations are ideal for are suitable for sewage, surface water ∙ Made with super-tough, low maintenance and effluent applications. They are also GRP and high quality polyethylene for homes or properties appropriate where 24 hour storage guaranteed durability. with up to 13 people. requirements need to be maintained. ∙ Supplied with control panel with options for remote monitoring system. ∙ Designed with easy access features for maintenance. ∙ Choose from either 110mm or 160mm inlet connections. ∙ Lockable covers for optimum security. ∙ Quick connection outlet couplings. Typical Grundfos ∙ Reliable performing stainless steel AP Pump submersible Grundfos pumps. Domestic - GRP Construction Domestic+ - Polyethylene Construction Ø 1060 C C 300 600 Duct A Site invert Ø 110 A B B D Inlet pipwork supplied (optional) Alternate Inlet Positions Direction of Cable Orientation Discharge 15° Direction of Discharge Inlet Orientation Inlet Orientation Technical Specification Technical Specification Tank Chamber Size Capacity (Ltrs) Alarm Chamber Size Capacity (Ltrs) Tank Material Alarm Material 900 x 2080 1,250 GRP Optional 1000 x 2000 1450 Polyethylene Standard 900 x 2580 1,600 GRP Optional 1000 x 2500 2200 Polyethylene Standard Outlet Outlet Inlet Invert 'A' Case Chamber Dept 'B' Inlet Invert 'A' Case Chamber Dept 'B' Invert Inlet Size 'D' Invert Standard Inlet Size 'E' Diam.l Diam.l 'C' (mm) 'C' (mm) (mm) A B A B (mm) 20 25 A B (mm) (2.08m) (2.58m) (1.3m) (1.8m) (mm) (2.0m) (2.5m) (1.0m) (1.5m) • • Ø110 • • Ø110 Ø900 450 Ø1000 600 • • Ø160 • • Ø160 — 7 Water Management Solutions Klargester Vertical Pumping Stations Manufactured from robust GRP, Klargester Product Benefits Klargester vertical vertical pumping stations are designed as a pumping solutions are single-piece chamber, ready for installation ∙ High-level alarm. with no man-entry required. ∙ Internal lifting chains and guide rails (as ideal for commercial specified). Available in a range of sizes and suitable for developments and commercial applications from small roof ∙ Wide range of pump options including premises, where drainage run offs, to large SuDS schemes, Klargester macerators/vortex. vertical pumping stations deliver up to 70 ∙ Range of emergency overflow tanks, by gravity is not an litres/second and have a 24-hour storage if required. capacity for foul waste to comply with ∙ Inlet connection sizes to suit site. option. Building Regulations. ∙ Various invert depths and positions. ∙ GRP chambers with internal pipework in plastic, galvanised or cast iron. ∙ Optional kiosks with warning beacons and optional telemetry systems. ∙ Service and maintenance plans available Technical Specification to prolong the life of the pump systems. ∙ Grundfos SL pump for submerged Vertical Tank Size (mm) Capacity (Ltrs) Tank Material Control Panel Alarm Pump Type installation. 1250 Diameter Up to 4,800 GRP Included Standard Single/Twin 1800 Diameter Up to 10,000 GRP Included Standard Single/Twin 2600 Diameter Up to 22,000 GRP Included Standard Single/Twin Ø1.2 2no. Lifting Eyes 700 Duct 'A' rt Inlet Inve B Full range of Grundfos 'C' Pumps available for rt all Vertical Pumping Case Depth '
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