PETRO-PIT 410 Hydrocarbons filter for small retention drainage

Description

The PETRO-PIT-410 is a cartridge specially invented by SPI^® in the 1990’s to be easily adapted to all types of retention tanks and pits. It ensures continuous filtration of drainage water, while trapping harmful hydrocarbons: it thus prevents any soil pollution in accordance with the EN 858-1 standard and the Water Act, with a discharge rate of less than 5ppm. It also complies with paragraph 471 of NF C13-200 (“All precautions must be taken to ensure that the recovery tank does not fill with water or that it is evacuated“). Our filters are very regularly tested in independent laboratories, new, in half-life condition and after their recommended period of use (see Additional Information tab).

In the event of a major oil spill, the component reacts and forms a plug, preventing any fluid from being released into the environment. It is a self-locking system and operates without any mechanical parts or electrical connections.

Description of the PETRO PIT^® 410:

• Rigid PVC design with anti-UV treatment: increased resistance and durability.
• Oleophilic and hydrophobic polymer component: permanently traps hydrocarbons.
• Length: 25 cm / Diameter: 10 cm / Weight: 0.8kg
• Approximate flow rate filtered (*): approx. 3 to 5 L/min / Approximate saturation (*): 1L; subject to / Recommended to change (*): every 1 to 3 years

(*) Depending on the conditions of use linked to each site, depending on the quantity of traces of hydrocarbons filtered by the cartridge, the regularity of maintenance of the tank / pit / pre-filters… conditions of use for which SANERGRID^® and SPI^® cannot be held responsible.

For over 30 years, SPI filters have been recognized for their high reliability, extreme robustness and longevity, even under the most difficult conditions: resistance to hot transformer oils (>100°C), water emulsified with dielectric oil, high resistance to ultra-violet rays and thermal amplitudes, etc. SPI has ISO 9001 quality certification for its production process, and has integrated an eco-design approach aimed at reducing the amount of material and CO2 used during the manufacturing process.

Additional information