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SwitchALARMED FILTER SYSTEMAlarmFilter1/2" Handle4" SanitaryTee1/16"Filter Slots22" from Topof Sealto Bottomof Unit4" Sewer PipeFilter Gasket423.2"Inside Dia.3.625"Outside Dia.Zabel TM Recommendation: Any configuration of Risers used should not exceed 48" in height.The product(s) shown are covered by one or more of the following patents:U.S. 5,382,357, 5,482,621, 5,683,577, 5,580,453, 5,582,716, 5,591,331, 4,710,295, 5,593,584,U.S. Des. 386,241,349067, 4605501,5098568, Des. 309007, Canadian: 2,135,937 New Zealand: 264824,Other Patents Pending
ALARMED FILTER SYSTEMZabel’s TM New Residential High Performance Filter is designed to provide extra protection for homes with garbagedisposals and still sloughs the solids back into the tank.A recent Zabel TM survey showed that 43% of homes on conventional onsite systems have a garbage disposal. Likemost regulators, Zabel TM recommends homes on septic systems should not have garbage grinders - a condition thatis prohibited by some codes and discouraged by regulators everywhere - but people do it anyway!Zabel’s TM New Residential High Performance Filter has an exclusive two-stage filtration (1/2 inch & 1/16 inch) systemdesigned to prevent large solids and fine garbage grinder floatables from getting inside the filter cartridge whilemaintaining Zabel’s TM patented system for sloughing filtered solids back into the tank.The SmartFilter TM is designed to improve the long-term performance of most onsite septic systems including thosein homes using a garbage disposal and those in locations with poor soils. The system consists of an A1800-HIP-SF effluent filter, vertical float switch, and alarm panel.The A1800-HIP effluent filter is designed to fit in a standard four inch outlet sanitary T pipe. This filter preventsunwanted solids from leaving the tank, entering the drainfield, and causing premature failure of the effluent treatmentsystem. Over time, the filter collects solids which gradually restrict the flow of effluent to the drainfield.The vertical float switch monitors the blockage of the filter and sends a signal to the alarm panel when the filter isapproximately 90% full, or mature.The alarm sounds and the red beacon illuminates prompting the homeowner to contact their installer or pumperfor routine servicing.PRICES ON PAGE 71During this routine service call, the installer or pumper should:1. Clean the switch and filter. To avoid potential health hazards, the filter debris must be sprayed directlyback into the septic tank and not onto the homeowner’s lawn.2. Determine if pumping is necessary by checking the depth of sludge in the tank.3. Pump the tank if necessary.FEATURES• Alarm panel features manual alarm test switch and horn silence switch• Alarm horn sounds at 82 decibels at 10 feet (3 meters)• Direct interface of control switch and Zabel A1800-HIP effluent filter insures proper placement of switch.• Two-year limited warrantyCall for a free ZABEL ZONE TMAn Onsite Wastewater Magazine 1-800-221-5742 • Website http://www.zabel.com43
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