Drainage & Plumbing
SPECIFICATION
PRODUCT UPDATE
In-House Back Plate
T-T PUMPS Ltd
Woore, Cheshire, CW3 9RU
Tel: 01630 647200
Fax: 01630 642100
Email:
response@ttpumps.com
Website:
www.ttpumps.com
Freewater UK Ltd
6 Lime Tree Close, Lincoln, LN6 0RT
Tel: 0870 2416964
Package Pumping Stations for Surface Water & Sewerage
Email:
freewateruk@ntlworld.com Website:
www.freewateruk.co.uk
T-T PUMPS has announced that its Planet
®
range of Package
Pumping Stations, for sewage and surface water removal, has "Rainman
™
" Range of Rainwater Harvesting Systems
been awarded BBA certification. The Planet
®
range is a
"MicroRain" microprocessor, supporting "RIM" (Remote
fundamental choice for contractors and property developers,
Integrated Measurement). "MicroRain" supports wireless tank
sourcing a quality product that has undergone stringent
water level in %, and minimum tank level maintenance (through
quality assessment in line with BBA requirements. T-T PUMPS
conversion of weight of rainwater in delivery pipe). All other
design and manufacture this range of package pumping
systems require a sensor cable, and in some cases a sensor
stations with four basic chamber models; Mercury
®
, Venus
®
,
cable and float switch. "MicroRain" supports pressure flow
Saturn
®
and Jupiter
®
, all of which are produced in strong,
sensors for pump on/off switching (no moving parts). On
medium-density polyethylene. All packages come complete
"Rainman
™
" Twin Pump systems "MicroRain" alternates pumps
with pipework pre-assembled in the chamber, ready for
on start up and switches both pumps on together at high demand.
installation into the ground, after which the pumps and control
Other Unique Features;
equipment are added. All pumps within the range are supplied
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Auto filter wash
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Auto run of pumps, valves etc
with controls for fully automatic operation.
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System error messages
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Pipe break, system shut down
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Saint-Gobain
Pipelines plc
Tel: 01952 262 581
Email:
innovations.uk.pipelines@saint-gobain.com
Brochure Email:
brochures.uk.pipelines@saint-gobain-com
Website:
www.saint-gobain-pipelines.co.uk
Please quote campaign code EEZI 1 on all correspondence.
A Question of Time? The Answer’s EEZI!
Ensign cast iron drainage system has already answered ‘The
Polypipe Building Products Burning Question’ with its superior fire resistance. It silenced
Broomhouse Lane, Edlington, Doncaster, DN12 IES the opposition with its ‘Hearing is Believing’ campaign, proving
Tel: 01709 770000 Fax: 01709 770001 to be the quietest system on the market. Now introducing
Email:
bpmarketing@polypipe.com Website:
www.polypipe.com/bp Ensign EEZI-FIT, a new push-fit range of socketed fittings in
100mm diameter, designed for above ground gravity
Polyplumb Underfloor Central Heating System
applications, that combines all the benefits of cast iron with the
Polypipes Polyplumb system is providing a modern central simplicity of push-fit assembly.
heating solution for a new housing development in a traditional
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New range of 100mm diameter push-fit fittings and coupling
setting. Pentland homes chose Polyplumb for its cottage style
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New multi-waste radius branch
development, in the picturesque village of Leeds, Kent for its
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Compatible with all existing Ensign fittings
ease of installation, versatility and efficiency in use. The
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Fully compliant with BS EN 877
system can be laid on solid concrete or suspended and
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Ideal solution for flats and apartments
floating floors. Ultra flexible polypropylene pipe is simply
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All the benefits of cast iron with the labour saving
walked into grooves on preformed plastic floorpanels, a screed opportunities of push-fit assembly.
is then applied to complete the floor surface. Ensign EEZI-FIT – pushing the boundaries in cast iron drainage.
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