Septic Tanks and Biopurifiers

Septic tanks and biopurifiers are an effective way to treat wastewater for private homes that are not connected to the public sewer system. The working principle of a septic tank is simple: wastewater is mechanically treated in the septic tank, followed by infiltration into the ground through a soil filter. This is an environmentally friendly and simple process that does not consume electrical energy.

A septic tank consists of a three-chamber tank in which suspended solids and fats are separated from wastewater, a distribution well that directs the distribution system, perforated infiltration pipes that channel wastewater into the ground, ventilation pipes, and filter fabric. However, please note that using a septic tank requires applying for the appropriate permit from the authority responsible for water protection.

A biopurifier is an excellent solution for private homes where there is no possibility for a central sewer system, and it is not possible to install a septic tank or wastewater tank. In a biopurifier, wastewater is treated by aeration and circulation of the water entering the purifier. A biopurifier is suitable for both small and larger families.

A tank is intended for residents whose place of residence does not have a sewage network in place and, due to local government restrictions, it is not possible to install an on-site treatment system on the property (for example, a septic tank or biopurifier).

Find suitable septic tanks and biopurifiers below.