JellyFish® filter technical manual - Humes

JellyFish® filter 

Technical manual 

Issue 4 

Filter

Contents 

JellyFish® filter 1 

System components 2 

Membrane filtration cartridge 4 

System operation 5 

Self-cleaning functions 6 

System performance 7 

Treatment efficiency 7 

Inlet and outlet pipes 7 

System options 8 

Design information 9 

Configurations and design capacities 9 

Bypass design 10 

Dry sump option 11 

Submerged (tidal/tailwater) installations 11 

Series JellyFish® filter 11 

System installation 12 

Inspection and maintenance 12 

Replacement parts 12 

Appendices 13 

Contact information 20


The JellyFish® filter is a tertiary stormwater treatment system featuring membrane 

filtration to provide exceptional pollutant removal at high treatment flow rates with 

minimal head loss and low maintenance costs. 


The JellyFish® filter uses gravity, flow rotation, and 

up-flow membrane filtration to provide tertiary 

treatment to stormwater in an underground structure. 

Using unique filtration cartridges, each JellyFish® filter 

provides a large membrane surface area, resulting in high 

flow rates and pollutant removal capacity. 

The JellyFish® filter efficiently captures a high level of 

stormwater pollutants, including: 

• Total Suspended Solids (TSS), median removal 

efficiency of 89%, including particles down to 

two microns 

• Total Nitrogen (TN), median removal efficiency of 48% 

• Turbidity median removal efficiency of 85% 

• Total Phosphorous (TP), median removal efficiency 

of 67% 

• Total Copper (Cu), median removal efficiency of 61% 

• Total Zinc (Zn), median removal efficiency of 91%. 

Designed as a polishing device for constrained sites, the 

JellyFish® filter is available in a range of sizes to cater for 

both at-source and end-of-pipe solutions. 

• The system provides tertiary level performance with a 

small footprint 

The proven performance of the JellyFish® filter and 

high flow rate membranes enables water quality 

objectives to be met with a smaller footprint system 

than typical bioretention systems. 

• It has been independently researched and proven 

The JellyFish® filter has been independently researched 

under both laboratory and field conditions in the 

United States and Australia. In the United States, it has 

received verification under the stringent New Jersey 

Corporation for Advanced Technology (NJCAT) protocol. 

• It treats higher flow rates than most filters 

Each filter cartridge has an effective filter area of 

35.4 m 2 designed to treat 5 litres per second (L/s) 

during operation. 

• Above-ground land use is maintained 

The system is assembled within a fully-trafficable, 

precast concrete structure for underground 

installations on constrained sites, allowing maximum 

use for above-ground activities. 

• Maintenance is easy 

The filter backwashes after peak flows so it can 

self-clean several times in each storm event. Manual 

backwash is recommended annually. When cartridge 

replacement is required (usually every three to five 

years), it is a safe and simple process. 

• We provide world class treatment solutions 

Humes has a team of water specialists dedicated 

to delivering sustainable solutions, creating 

maximum value for your project, accommodating 

your site conditions, design requirements and 

construction factors. 

JellyFish® filter 1

System components 

The JellyFish® filter is comprised of several structural and 

functional components: 

• A cylindrical precast concrete structure which is 

available in a range of diameters and depths that 

serves as a vessel providing structural support 

for a 50 year design life and provides storage for 

accumulated filtered pollutants. 

• A rigid high-strength fibreglass cartridge deck 

separates the vessel into a lower chamber and upper 

chamber. This houses the filter cartridges, provides 

a surface and flow path for treated water to the 

effluent pipe, and provides containment of oil and 

other hydrocarbons below the deck and also provides 

a platform for maintenance personnel to safely service 

the filter cartridges. 

• The lower chamber provides storage for pollutant 

separation and membrane filtration. 

• The upper chamber provides adequate clearance for 

inspection and maintenance. 

• A rigid high-strength fibreglass Maintenance Access 

Wall (MAW) attenuates influent water velocity and 

directs flow into the lower chamber through a large 

opening in the cartridge deck. In addition, it provides 

storage for floatable pollutants. It also serves as an 

inspection and maintenance access point. 

• JellyFish® membrane filtration cartridges are secured 

to the deck by the cartridge lids. Each filter cartridge 

consists of multiple membrane filter tentacles, which 

treat the stormwater by filtering out fine suspended 

particulates (TSS) and particulate-bound pollutants on 

the membrane of each tentacle. Filtered water passes 

through the membranes, up the centre tube of each 

tentacle and exits through the top. 

• Filter cartridges are designated as either high-flow or 

draindown cartridges, depending on their location in 

the cartridge deck. High-flow cartridges placed within 

the backwash pool are automatically backwashed after 

each storm event. 

• Draindown cartridges located outside the backwash 

pool facilitate the draindown of the backwash 

pool. The design flow rate (2.5 L/s) of a draindown 

cartridge is controlled by the lid orifice. The lower 

design flow rate of the draindown cartridge ensures 

the membranes last for longer periods between 

scheduled maintenance. 

• Cartridge lids are fastened into the deck to securely 

anchor the filter cartridges. The lids are removable to 

allow manual rinsing and replacement of the filter 

cartridges when required. Cartridge lids contain a 

flow control orifice that is specifically sized for use 

with high-flow and draindown cartridges. Blank lids 

have no orifice and are used to cover unoccupied deck 

apertures in systems that do not use the full rated flow 

capacity of the system. 

• A rigid fibreglass backwash pool weir extends 

150 mm above the cartridge deck and encloses the 

high-flow cartridges. During inflow, filtered water 

leaving the high-flow cartridges forms a pool inside 

the weir. When the water level in the pool exceeds 

the weir height it overflows and spills to the cartridge 

deck where it then flows to the outlet pipe. As the 

inflow event subsides and pressure decreases, water 

in the backwash pool reverses flow direction and 

automatically backwashes the high-flow cartridges, 

cleaning the membrane surfaces. Water in the lower 

chamber (below deck) is displaced through the 

draindown cartridges. 

This self-cleaning mechanism may occur multiple 

times during a single storm event as rainfall/runoff 

intensities rise and fall, thereby significantly 

extending the service life of the cartridges and the 

maintenance interval. 

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• A separator skirt encloses the filtration cartridge 

and defines the filtration zone. The separator skirt 

extends the full length of the filtration tentacles and 

prevents contamination of the membranes with oil 

and floatable debris. The separator skirt also forces 

water to enter the filtration zone under low velocities. 

The separator skirt is attached to the underside of the 

cartridge deck. 

• Large diameter access lids are installed at the surface 

and are removed to allow access for maintenance 

of the system. The upper chamber is designed 

with tapered surrounds to match with finished 

surface grades. 

The JellyFish® filter and components are depicted in 

Figure 1 below. 


• As an option, the inlet pipe can be located below the 

deck for drainage networks with deep invert levels. 

In these systems, a deflector plate is installed across 

the inlet pipe to induce tangential water flow 

through the channel between the chamber wall and 

separator skirt. 

Figure 1 – JellyFish® filter components 

Maintenance access wall 

High-flow cartridges 

Inlet 

Backwash pool 

Outlet 

Draindown cartridge 

Cartridge deck 

Separator skirt 


Membrane filtration cartridge 

Figure 2 – JellyFish® membrane filtration cartridge 

The JellyFish® filter utilises multiple lightweight 

membrane filtration cartridges. Each cartridge consists of 

multiple removable filter elements (“filtration tentacles”) 

attached to a cartridge head plate. Each filtration 

tentacle consists of a central perforated tube surrounded 

by a specialised membrane. A removable oil-resistant 

polymeric gasket provides a watertight seal between the 

cartridge and the deck. A JellyFish® membrane filtration 

cartridge is depicted in Figure 2. 

Tentacles 

Head plate 

Attachment 

nuts 

Lifting eyes 

Gasket 

The cartridge length is 1,372 mm. The dry weight of 

a new cartridge is less than 9 kg, and the wet weight 

of a used cartridge is less than 23 kg. No heavy lifting 

equipment is required during exchange. 

The filtration tentacle membranes provide a large surface 

area, resulting in high flow and suspended sediment 

removal capacities. A typical JellyFish® cartridge with 

11 filtration tentacles has 35.4 m 2 of membrane 

surface area. Hydraulic testing on clean filter cartridges 

demonstrated a flow rate of 11.3 L/s at 455 mm of 

driving head. 

Extensive independent field testing, including testing 

at an urban site with high intensity rainfall and runoff, 

has demonstrated consistently high pollutant removal 

performance with a conservative design flow rate of 

5 L/s for the high-flow cartridges and 2.5 L/s for the 

draindown cartridges. 

These values translate to a conservative design 

membrane filtration flux rate (flow per unit surface area) 

of 0.14 L/s/m 2 for the high-flow cartridge and 0.07 L/s/m 2 

for the draindown cartridge. 

In addition, the filtration membrane has been treated 

to allow biofilm to grow but not clog the pores of the 

membrane. The flow rating of a particular JellyFish® filter 

cartridge is based on the membrane filtration surface 

area of the cartridge and data collected from both 

laboratory testing and field testing. The cartridge deck 

contains apertures for each filter cartridge. 


System operation 

As a tertiary treatment system, the JellyFish® filter 

is designed to be an “offline” structure, as part of a 

treatment train. For effective operation, the system 

requires a difference in elevation between upstream and 

downstream water levels. Typically, a minimum 455 mm 

of driving head is designed into the system but may 

vary from 305 mm to 610 mm depending on specific 

site requirements. 

The JellyFish® filter uses gravity, flow rotation and 

membrane filtration treatment to remove pollutants 

from stormwater runoff. These functions are depicted in 

Figure 3 below. 

Gravitational forces remove coarse sediment (generally 

>50 microns), particulate-bound pollutants (nutrients, 

toxic metals, hydrocarbons), free oil and floatable 

trash and debris (that may bypass upstream primary 

treatment devices). Large, heavy particles fall to the sump 

(sedimentation) and low specific gravity pollutants rise to 

the surface (floatation) behind the MAW. 

Treatment begins when flow enters the system through 

the inlet pipe (standard). Below-deck inlet pipes are 

offered as an option. Influent enters the MAW zone and 

passes through a large opening in the deck to the lower 

chamber. The large deck opening and change in flow 

direction attenuate the influent flow velocity. Buoyant 

pollutants remain on the surface in the MAW zone. 


Figure 3 – JellyFish® filter functions 

Inlet 

Outlet 

Gravitational 

particles settling 

Flow rotation 

Membrane 

filtration 


Flow into the lower chamber must then pass tangentially 

around the separator skirt protecting the cartridges 

and increasing the flowpath length. Coarse sediment 

settles out of the MAW zone into the sump. As water 

flows tangentially around the separator skirt in the 

lower chamber, the large opening in the bottom of the 

separator skirt and upward change in direction further 

reduces flow velocity and enhances particle separation. 

As a result, sediment settles in the sump. 

Flows pass through the cartridge in the filtration zone. 

Each filter cartridge consists of multiple tentacles. 

Hydraulic pressure across the entire membrane surface 

area causes water to penetrate the filtration tentacles. 

Water enters the membrane pores radially and deposits 

fine particulates on the exterior membrane surface. 

Filtered water flows into the centre drain tube of each 

tentacle, the water then flows upward and out the top. 

Water exiting the top of the tentacles combines under 

the lid, where the combined flow exits the cartridge 

through the orifice with a pulsating fountain effect 

into the backwash pool. When the water level in the 

backwash pool exceeds the weir height it overflows to 

the outlet pipe. 

Outside the backwash pool, the draindown cartridge 

provides treatment at a reduced flow rate (2.5 L/s) and 

allows the treated water captured in the backwash pool 

to return through the cartridges and balance water 

pressure as the storm event ends. 

As particles build up on the external membrane surface, 

the pores progressively become smaller. This process, 

referred to as “filter ripening”, significantly improves 

the removal efficiency relative to a brand new or clean 

membrane. Filter ripening accounts for the ability of 

the JellyFish® filter to remove particles finer than the 

nominal pore size. An animation of the JellyFish® filter 

operation and maintenance is available at humes.com.au. 

Self-cleaning functions 

The JellyFish® filter utilises several self-cleaning 

processes to remove accumulated sediment from the 

external surfaces of the filtration membranes, including 

automatic backwash of the high-flow cartridges, 

vibrational pulses, and gravity. These processes have 

been confirmed by more than 12 months of full 

scale prototype testing. Combined, these processes 

significantly extend the cartridge life, maintenance 

interval and reduce life-cycle costs. 

Automatic backwash occurs with the high-flow 

cartridges at the end of each runoff event. This can occur 

multiple times during a single storm event as intensity 

and driving head varies. As the inflow subsides and 

driving head decreases, water in the backwash pool 

reverses flow direction and automatically backwashes 

the high-flow cartridges, removing sediment from the 

membrane surfaces. Water in the lower chamber (below 

deck) is displaced through the draindown cartridges. 

Vibrational pulses occur as a result of complex and 

variable pressure and flow direction conditions that 

arise in the deck during operation. During forward flow 

a stream of filtered water exits the top of each filtration 

cartridge and encounters resistance from the turbulent 

pool of water in the backwash pool. Water is forced 

through the cartridge lid orifice into the backwash pool 

with a pulsating fountain effect. The resulting pulses 

transmit vibrations through the deck to the membranes, 

thereby dislodging accumulated sediment. The effect 

is pronounced at higher flow rates, and influences 

all cartridges. 

Accumulated sediment on the membranes will settle 

under gravity both during inflow events and inter-event 

dry periods. As fine particles form into larger masses 

on the membrane surface, adhesion to the membrane 

surface lessens, and sediment sheds away from the 

membrane. Chemical processes and biofilm effects also 

play a role. 


System performance 

The JellyFish® filter has been designed to provide tertiary 

level treatment and may be combined with a Gross 

Pollutant Trap (GPT) as part of a treatment train to 

optimise overall performance. 

Treatment efficiency 

Inlet and outlet pipes 

An above-deck inlet pipe configuration is standard 

for the JellyFish® filter and an optional below-deck 

inlet configuration is available on request. Specific site 

constraints generally determine the configuration that 

is most favourable. In both configurations, the invert 

level of the outlet pipe is identical to the cartridge 

deck elevation. 


Extensive research of the JellyFish® filter has proven 

its performance under Australian laboratory, US field 

conditions and Australian field conditions. Field testing in 

the United States has received independent verification 

under the stringent New Jersey Corporation for Advanced 

Technology (NJCAT) protocol. The results are summarised 

in Table 1 below 

Table 1 – JellyFish® filter performance summary 

Pollutant 

Median reduction 

TSS 89% 

TP 67% 

TN 48% 

Cu 61% 

Zn 91% 

Total oil and grease 62% 

Reference: University of Florida (2011) and West Ipswich (2014 ). 


System options 

The JellyFish® filter can be customised to suit your project 

requirements. As each treatment train is unique and 

units are designed to match surface levels, please contact 

Humes for assistance, however, Table 2 below can be 

used as a guide. 

Table 2 – JellyFish® filter model range and details 

JellyFish® 

model 

Number of highflow 

cartridges 

JF1200-1-1 1 

Number of 

draindown 

cartridges 

Inlet pipe 

diameters (mm) 

Treatment flow 

(L/s) 

JF1200-2-1 2 12.5 

JF1800-3-1 3 17.5 

1 

JF1800-4-1 4 22.5 

150 - 225 

JF1800-5-1 5 27.5 

JF1800-6-1 6 32.5 

JF2400-6-2 6 

JF2400-7-2 7 40.0 

JF2400-8-2 8 

JF2400-9-2 9 50.0 

JF2400-10-2 10 55.0 

JF3000-11-3 11 

62.5 

3 

JF3000-12-3 12 225 - 300 

67.5 

JF3000-12-4 12 

JF3000-13-4 13 75.0 

JF3000-14-4 14 80.0 

JF3000-15-4 15 85.0 

4 

JF3000-16-4 16 

90.0 

JF3000-17-4 17 95.0 

JF3000-18-4 18 100.0 

JF3000-19-4 19 105.0 

JF3600-20-5 20 

JF3600-21-5 21 117.5 

300 - 375 

JF3600-22-5 22 122.5 

2 

7.5 

35.0 

45.0 

70.0 

112.5 

JF3600-23-5 23 127.5 

5 

JF3600-24-5 24 132.5 

JF3600-25-5 25 137.5 

JF3600-26-5 26 142.5 

JF3600-27-5 27 147.5 

Nominal 

structure 

diameter (mm) 

1,200 

1,800 

2,400 

3,000 

3,600 

Note: Designers should allow for upstream and downstream bypass pits and a bypass pipe link in a triangular configuration. 


Design information 

The JellyFish® filter has many flexible design features to 

accommodate a wide range of specific site requirements 

and constraints. Please contact Humes for assistance. 

Configurations and design capacities 

For the standard above-deck inlet pipe configuration, the 

invert elevation of the inlet pipe is typically set 150 mm 

higher than the invert elevation of the outlet pipe. This 

generally ensures that the inlet pipe will drain completely 

after each rainfall/runoff event, while providing sufficient 

volume within the MAW zone for surface accumulation 

of floatables below the inlet pipe. The elevation of the 

inlet pipe can be varied as required. 


Design flow capacities and pollutant capacities for 

standard JellyFish® filter configurations are shown in 

Table 2 on the previous page. 

The JellyFish® filter standard model numbers provide 

information about the manhole inside diameter and 

cartridge counts for high-flow and draindown cartridges. 

For example, the JellyFish® filter model number 

JF1800-5-1 is an 1,800 mm diameter structure with five 

high-flow cartridges and one draindown cartridge. 

The JellyFish® filter can accommodate a range of angles 

between the inlet and outlet pipes. Standard outlet pipe 

locations are within a 180° span about the circumference 

of the structure (refer to Figure 4 below). The separation 

angle relationship of the inlet pipe to the outlet pipe can 

vary from 90 to 270 degrees to provide maximum design 

flexibility. Contact Humes Water Solutions for assistance 

with angles outside this range. The JellyFish® filter can be 

installed at a range of depths of cover. 

With systems using an external bypass from an upstream 

diversion structure, the driving head is calculated as the 

difference in elevation between the top of the diversion 

structure weir and the invert of the JellyFish® filter outlet 

pipe. A minimum of 455 mm is required to drive the flow 

through the JellyFish® filter at the rates shown in Table 2. 

Figure 4 – Typical JellyFish® filter outlet locations 

Inlet 

Outlet 

Recommended design flows of 5 L/s for high flow 

cartridges and 2.5 L/s for draindown cartridges are to 

ensure longevity of the filter. 

Submerged or backwater conditions may be 

accommodated in some circumstances and assistance 

from Humes engineers is recommended. 


Bypass design 

The JellyFish® filter should be designed in an offline 

configuration for most catchments. All stormwater filter 

systems will perform for a longer duration between 

required maintenance services when designed and 

applied in offline configurations. A standard offline 

configuration has an external bypass that uses an 

upstream diversion structure. The elevation difference 

between the top of the diversion structure and the 

JellyFish® filter outlet pipe invert should be a minimum 

of 455 mm. Excess flow that overflows the diversion, 

bypasses the JellyFish® filter. 

For smaller sites an online configuration might be more 

suitable. In these cases, an optional internal bypass 

pressure relief pipe(s) can be placed in one or multiple 

cartridge receptacles within the JellyFish® filter. 

The pressure relief pipe height and diameter can be 

varied to accommodate the design peak flow rate and 

system driving head requirements. For these systems, the 

driving head is calculated as the difference in elevation 

between the top of the pressure relief pipe and the invert 

of the outlet pipe. 

When the internal bypass option is utilised, peak flow 

rates receive membrane filtration treatment up to the 

filtration design flow rate, with the balance of the peak 

flow receiving primary treatment only. In these cases, 

increased sump depth may be required to increase 

sediment storage capacity and to minimise re-suspension 

of previously captured sediment at peak flow rates. 

It is also possible to configure this arrangement using 

a single diversion structure. Contact Humes for design 

assistance. 

Figure 5 – JellyFish® filter offline arrangement without diversion weir 

Diversion chamber inlet 

Low flow 

JellyFish® unit outlet I.L. 

is 455 mm lower than 

I.L. of high flow bypass 

inlet 

Low flow 

High flow bypass 

Bypass inlet I.L. is 455 mm 

higher than JellyFish® 

unit outlet 

Diversion chamber 

JellyFish® unit 

Collection chamber 

Figure 6 – JellyFish® filter offline arrangement with diversion weir 

Diversion chamber inlet 

JellyFish® unit outlet I.L. 

is 455 mm lower than 

top of weir wall 

Low flow 

Low flow 

High flow bypass 

Top of weir is 455 mm 

higher than I.L. of 

JellyFish® unit outlet 

Diversion chamber 

JellyFish® unit 

Collection chamber 


Dry sump option 

The JellyFish® filter can be supplied with a dry sump 

option by way of filtering the water collected in the sump 

during a rainfall event to an offline soak well. 

The captured water is filtered with a horizontally 

positioned filter “tentacle” that is covered by a stainless 

steel shroud for protection at the sump invert. 

The release of filtered water is controlled by using an 

Figure 7 – JellyFish® filter with dry sump option 

Concrete cover 

Upper converter 

surround ring 

Lower converter 

surround ring 

Maintenance access wall 

Inlet pipe 

Manholes 

Treatment 

chamber 

Outlet pipe 

Drainage channel 


orifice plate at the exit of the sump, which is sized 

Separator skirt 

to match the required hydraulic conductivity of the 

receiving media. 

Filter cartridges 

Base unit 

Submerged (tidal/tailwater) installations 

The JellyFish® filter is designed to function optimally 

under free-surface flow conditions. For systems that 

may experience submerged or backwater conditions due 

to tailwater or tidal effects, driving head calculations 

must account for water elevation during the backwater 

condition. The JellyFish® filter treatment functions 

Perforated shroud 

Filter medium 

One-way valve 

Stop valve 

uPVC pipe 

will continue to operate despite backwater conditions. 

A customised design will be required to ensure litter 

capture and backwash. Contact Humes for assistance. 

Series JellyFish® filter 

For sites with water quality treatment flow rates that 

exceed the design flow rate of the largest standard 

JellyFish® filter model, custom systems can be 

designed that hydraulically connect multiple JellyFish® 

filters in series. For any design questions or custom 

modifications, contact Humes for assistance. 


System installation 

The JellyFish® filter can be installed by a civil or plumbing 

contractor in much the same way as a manhole or other 

stormwater drainage structures. It is supplied on-site in 

separate, easily identifiable components. The upstream 

bypass pit and downstream junction pit are supplied 

separately. 

The JellyFish® filter is lowered into place by a crane 

or excavator, the components interlock and a tapered 

surround can be supplied and rotated to match a surface 

grade (if the system is located in road pavement). The 

system arrives to the site with the internal parts fully 

assembled. 

Inspection and maintenance 

For inspection and maintenance information, please refer 

to the JellyFish® filter owner’s manual. 

An animation of the JellyFish® filter operation and 

maintenance is available at humes.com.au. 

Replacement parts 

Replacement parts for the JellyFish® filter can be 

ordered by contacting Humes at ph 1300 361 601 or 

info@humes.com.au. 


Appendices 

JellyFish® filter standard drawings 

JellyFish® filter inspection and maintenance log 



Holcim (Australia) Pty Ltd 

TECHNICAL SERVICES 

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND













Humes 


ABN 87 099 732 297 

18 Little Cribb st 

Milton QLD 4064 

Australia 

JellyFish® filter inspection and maintenance log 

Phone (07) 3364 2800 

Fax (07) 3364 2835 

www.humes.com.au 

Owner: 

Location: 

GPS coordinates: 

JellyFish® filter model number: 

Land use: Commercial: Industrial: Service station: 

Road/highway: 

Mine site: 

Residential: 

Other: 

Date: 

Time: 

Inspector 

Maintenance contractor 

Visible oil present (Y/N) 

Oil quantity removed (Y/N) 

Floatable debris present (Y/N) 

Floatable debris removed (Y/N) 

Water depth in backwash pool 

Draindown cartridges backflushed (Y/N) 

Draindown cartridges externally rinsed 

and re-commissioned (Y/N) 

New tentacles put on draindown 

cartridges (Y/N) 

High-flow cartridges backflushed (Y/N) 

High-flow cartridges externally rinsed 

and re-commissioned (Y/N) 

New tentacles put on high-flow 

cartridges (Y/N) 

Sediment depth 

Sediment removed (Y/N) 

Cartridge lids intact (Y/N) 

Other comments: 

(Deck condition, blockages of upstream/ 

downstream junctions, skirts, etc..)

Contact information 

National sales 1300 361 601 

humes.com.au 

info@humes.com.au 

Head Office 

New South Wales 

Tasmania 

18 Little Cribb St 

Milton 4064 QLD 

Ph: (07) 3364 2800 

Fax: (07) 3364 2963 

Queensland 

Ipswich/Brisbane 

Ph: (07) 3814 9000 

Fax: (07) 3814 9014 

Rockhampton 

Ph: (07) 4924 7900 

Fax: (07) 4924 7901 

Townsville 

Ph: (07) 4758 6000 

Fax: (07) 4758 6001 

Grafton 

Ph: (02) 6644 7666 

Fax: (02) 6644 7313 

Newcastle 

Ph: (02) 4032 6800 

Fax: (02) 4032 6822 

Sydney 

Ph: (02) 9832 5555 

Fax: (02) 9625 5200 

Tamworth 

Ph: (02) 6763 7300 

Fax: (02) 6763 7301 

Victoria 

Echuca 

Ph: (03) 5480 2371 

Fax: (03) 5482 3090 

Melbourne 

Ph: (03) 9360 3888 

Fax: (03) 9360 3887 

Launceston 

Ph: (03) 6335 6300 

Fax: (03) 6335 6330 

South Australia 

Adelaide 

Ph: (08) 8168 4544 

Fax: (08) 8168 4549 

Western Australia 

Gnangara 

Ph: (08) 9302 8000 

Fax: (08) 9309 1625 

Perth 

Ph: (08) 9351 6999 

Fax: (08) 9351 6977 

Northern Territory 

Darwin 

Ph: (08) 8984 1600 

Fax: (08) 8984 1614

National sales 1300 361 601 

humes.com.au 

info@humes.com.au 

A Division of Holcim Australia 

This brochure supersedes all previous literature on this subject. As the specifications and details contained in this publication may change please 

check with Humes Customer Service for confirmation of current issue. This document is provided for information only. Users are advised to 

make their own determination as to the suitability of this information or any Humes product for their own specific circumstances. We accept 

no responsibility for any loss or damage resulting from any person acting on this information. Humes is a registered business name of Holcim 

(Australia) Pty Ltd. The JellyFish filter is manufactured, marketed, and sold by Humes under licence from Imbrium Systems Inc, Canada. JellyFish 

is a registered trademark of Imbrium Systems Inc, Canada and is used in Australia under license. Humes is a registered trademark of Holcim 

Australia Pty Limited. JellyFish is registered under Australian Patent No. 2008286748, US Patent Application No. 11/839,303 and 12/014,888 and 

International Publication No. WO 2009/023832 A1. 

© February 2015 Holcim (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 87 099 732 297. All rights reserved. This guide or any part of it may not be reproduced without 

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