SPARKLE inground Components

This access lid keylock assembly is designed for supportive access into an inground device. The keylock assembly is installed in the lid to provide a keylock seal on the PE lid. A keylock assembly or multiple keylock assemblies installed in the tank can assist entry and egress from the tank. When closed, the assembly can act as a barrier and prevent accidental tank entry and provide additional for the manhole cover.

This access ladder is designed for supportive access into a tank over 1200 mm depth. The ladder swings up to provide climbing support and engages with the ladder installed in the tank to assist entry and egress from the tank. When closed, the assembly can act as a barrier and prevent accidental tank entry and provide additional support for the manhole cover.

This is the primary pollutant separator within STORM_save and is designed to efficiently remove solids from the water flow and direct them to the central disposal tube along with a small amount of water. The water ensures that the pollutants are effectively moved on to the downstream Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) where they are retained for removal from the drainage system. The majority of the inflow water passes through the sieve into the outlet chamber and on for further filtration, or directly into storage.

This is the primary pollutant separator within STORM_save and is designed to efficiently remove solids from the water flow and direct them to the centre disposal tube. The filtered water passes through the sieve to the First Flush Diverter where the initial heavily polluted flows are diverted to waste. The subsequent flow is passed for further filtration or directly into storage.