Whitewater Series Aerobic Wastewater Treatment Units

The Whitewater® Aerobic Treatment System has been tested under NSF/ANSI 40 and met and exceeded Class I requirements with an average effluent quality of 6 mg/L BOD5 and 7 mg/L TSS.

Whitewater DF Series Aerobic Treatment Units are sold, installed and serviced by certified distributors who are fully trained to provide all necessary components and to ensure professional installation.

Product Specifications

Whitewater-DF - Cutaway
Whitewater-DF  - Fiberglass Tank - ISO Cutaway
Whitewater-DF
Whitewater-DF - Fiberglass Tank - Cutaway Side
Whitewater-DF - Cutaway
Whitewater-DF  - Fiberglass Tank - ISO Cutaway
Whitewater-DF
Whitewater-DF - Fiberglass Tank - Cutaway Side

Whitewater DF and CA Series Technical Data

Model GPD Diameter Height Electrical Inlet/Outlet
DF50FF/CA 500 6' 5' 115v 4"
DF60FF/CA 600 6'3" 5'9" 115v 4"
DF75FF/CA 750 6'9" 6'2" 115v 4"
DF100AFF/CA 1000 8' 6" 115v 4"
DF150FF/CA 1500 8' 8'6" 115v 4"

Whitewater Aerobic Treatment Units are available in the DF Series fabricated in a solid fiberglass tank with fiberglass cover or CA Series fabricated in a concrete tank with concrete cover. Refer to the chart above for available sizes. Please note that Whitewater Modular Systems are available where larger wastewater flow requirements are specified.

Benefits:

  • Industry proven solution with NSF/ANSI 40 certification
  • Robust design accounts for minor settling in difficult soils
  • Flexible and easy installations in OEM or 3rd party tanks
  • With no mechanical parts internal to the unit, the Whitewater is easy to maintain
  • Low life cycle costs resulting from energy efficient design

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Keep Your Aerobic Treatment Unit Performing at Its Best

Ensure the system is regularly maintained and inspected per standards required by your unit. Systems require inspection. Regularly check the mechanical and physical elements of the system and overall operation of the system. Things to consider: How many tenants in the home? Systems are typically designed based on the number of bedrooms. Do you have large gatherings? Entertaining large groups on a regular basis, could impact flow rates. Is there a Garbage disposal? Excessive use could cause odors due to an influx of organic material. Do you or someone in the home frequently use pharmaceutical drugs? Strong pharmaceutical drugs, like cancer treatments, could impact biology of system. What cleaning products do you typically use? Some household cleaning products can have a negative impact on the system. It's advised to switch to cleaning solutions that are safe for use in septic systems. Contact system manufacturer for sample collection.

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