Showing posts with label Graf Rainwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graf Rainwater. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 August 2014

How To Save Water Efficiently?

It is always important to know how to efficiently use water in your home – not only for the sake of the environment, but also for saving you money. Here are some tips that will help you keep your water in check for around the house.

* Know your current water consumption and compare it to the average daily-per-capita domestic consumption. This will give you an idea of how much you could be wasting.

* Check your sanitary equipment, review your spending habits and decide upon the technological changes needed.

* Repair leaks. A leaky toilet for example can waste 200,000 litres per year!

* Change your consumption habits. Take a shower rather than a bath. Turn off the tap while washing, shaving, brushing teeth etc. Do not let the water run and use it only when you really need it.

* Don’t use the toilet as a bin for flushing away baby wipes or tissues. This is a monumental waste of water, when a bin would suffice.

* Use quick flush or low flush toilets to save water where necessary.

* Use flow reducer shower heads to reduce water consumption of up to 10 litres for a 5 minute shower.

* Don't defrost food under running water, just use your fridge the night before.

* Turn the sink tap off when washing up and only use as much as you need to.

* Use quick cycle on your washing machine. Try not to do lots of half loads per day and the same is relevant for the dishwasher. Only use when full.

* Look for efficient kitchen appliances, such as dishwasher, tumble drier and washing machine.

* Don’t fill a whole kettle up if you're only making 1 or 2 cups of tea.

* Install aerators and flow restrictors on taps throughout the home. They can also be screwed into the pipes of the kitchen taps with aerators and flow restrictors placed in the pipes in the bathroom to reduce water consumption.



* Flow reducers. These devices can be incorporated into the piping of the sinks or showers to prevent water consumption exceeding a set amount (typically 8 litres per minute to 15 litres per minute for a tap and 10 litres per minute to 20 litres per minute for a shower.)

* If you use air conditioning, clean the filters properly and always aim to buy the most energy efficient model possible.

* When it rains which it generally does in England install a rainwater harvesting system for your garden. It is great for being able to store large quantities of water. If the rainwater is harvested you can dramatically reduce the amount of water used daily per person.

We all love to save money and do our bit for the environment so what are we waiting for?

Monday, 17 March 2014

Graf Platin Rainwater Harvesters

The Platin flat rainwater tank was specially developed by Graf for rainwater harvesting. It is available in sizes of between 1500 and 7500 litres. It features a minimum installation depth which translates into a short installation time and low installation costs.

Minimum installation depth means a short installation time and low installation costs
The size of the rainwater tank explains why. The 1500 l tank measures just 210 x 120 cm the height to the tank shoulder is just 70 cm. The low tank height allows it to be installed without slope angles and therefore in a very small pit. Since the tank weighs in at just 80 kg, it’s easy for two people to complete installation in a morning.
Suitable for vehicle loading
When combined with a corresponding tank cover, the tank is suitable for vehicle loading. The Platin tank can therefore also be installed under your driveway.
Groundwater-stable
The design of the Platin flat tank guarantees high stability. The flat tank can therefore be installed in groundwater up to the tank shoulder.

 Key Points
  • Minimum installation depth means a short installation time and low installation costs
  • Integrated filter technology thanks to tank filter packages
  • Can be driven over by cars (when combined with a cast telescope)
  • Groundwater-stable up to the tank shoulder thanks to extremely stable design
  • Easy to transport thanks to low weight
  • Secure investment thanks to 15-year warranty
  • The Platin rainwater tank can be extended in any way 
Compare the Platin Tank sizes
Tank1500 Litres3000 Litres5000 Litres
Product Code390000390001390002
Weight80 kg170 kg240 kg
Length2100mm2450mm2890mm
Width1250mm2100mm2300mm
Height to tank shoulder700mm735mm950mm
Total Height1015mm1050mm1265mm
Kit Includes;
Graf Platin 1500 litre Rain Water System DUK2

Components list for Graf Platin tank 1500 litre DUK2
Product CodeProduct Description
GF-390000Graf Platin tank, underground 1500 litre
GF-371010Lid, telescopic, made of PE (green) See Option to upgrade to vehicle grade below.
3P-4000100Calmed inlet (into base of tank)
27-20-251" Strainer
GF-375021Lid sealing kit
GF-340060Graf Minimax Filter
GF-330108Graf Syphon
RWH-HYD01Series 3 Submersible pump and inline filter from Hydroforce Pumps Ltd
RWH-HY1LPump Filter
RWH-HDPE25/25Rainwater pipe HDPE 25mm diameter  25 metre coil
RWH-BUB01Rain Back Up in a Box
N4D20DSC110mm D/S Slip Coupler
DeliveryHaulage, UK mainland included (Highlands & islands on request)
GF-390000-DUK2Complete Underground kit for domestic use
Free delivery to any UK mainland site
Call us at Septic Tank Supplies on 01923 261660 for alternative sizes & options

Sunday, 5 January 2014

Welcome to Septic Tank Supplies

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Septic Tank Supplies are one of the largest septic tank suppliers in the UK & are a preferred supplier for a number of key manufacturers such as; Klargester, Clearwater, Conder, WPL, Zoeller & Matrix
We are so committed to offering the lowest-priced off mains drainage products, be it a sewage pump stations, septic tanks or sewage treatment plants we are determined to make sure you are getting the best deal there is, because of this we strive to make sure our prices are the most competitive, but if one slips the net and you find a cheaper price elsewhere we guarantee to match it* or even beat it where possible!

Thursday, 2 January 2014

Graf Platin rainwater harvesting tank

Here are some images that show the scale, flexibility and the quality of the new flat, flexible Graf Platin rainwater harvesting tank. As you can see this rainwater harvesting tank could not be much less complicated.
The Platin flat rainwater tank was specially developed for rainwater harvesting. It is available in sizes of between 1500 and 5000 litres. Platin features a minimum installation depth which translates into a shorter installation time and lower installation costs.
Graf Platin just needs a shallow hole that can be dug by hand
Graf Platin just needs a shallow hole that can be dug by hand
Graf Platin just needs a shallow hole that can be dug by hand
Graf Platin just needs a shallow hole that can be dug by hand
Graf Platin just needs a shallow hole that can be dug by hand
Dig a shallow hole with a flat base to suit the tank size. Use a ground sheet for the spoil- you'll need some of it to refill.Carry the Platin to the hole - its not that heavy - may need a couple of mates for the largest tank size.Lower the tank into  position - connect up to the household rainwater downpipes and cut a soak-away for the overflow - preferably connected to the drainage system.Fit the filter, pump and fill in the hole then secure the cover carefully so only an adult can remove it.....and you are watering the garden in no time! The pump with our garden kit shown far below is pressure sensitive and will pump rainwater when you turn on the tap.

Graf's Version Of The Flat Tank

Graf's Version Of The Flat Tank


The Platin flat tank is extremely easy to install. The completely flat pit and low tank weight make installation child’s play. But the stability of the new GRAF flat tank is also impressive.

Below is an overview of the benefits of the Platin rainwater tank:

 
Integrated filter technology

Integrated filter technology

The professional, integrated filter technology is housed directly below the tank cover in the generously sized tank dome. It is based on the proven GRAF module system. The appropriate self-cleaning filter technology is supplied to match the House and Garden packages. It is characterised by its low maintenance requirements and high water yield. In addition, it can be removed without any tools if the tank needs to be inspected.
 
Attractive tank cover

 

Attractive tank cover

The attractive tank cover of the Platin flat rainwater tank is also based on the successful Carat module system. It can be telescoped and tilted in a continuously variable manner. Of the entire system, only the discreetly designed tank cover is visible. It also features a child-proof lock and an internal water connection box.

 
Large tank dome

Large tank dome

Thanks to the tank dome’s large size of 80 cm, the filter can be installed in it with ease. Its size also makes access for maintenance and cleaning work much easier.