TREATMENT OF RECOVERED WATER (RAIN, BOREHOLE OR WELL WATER) REFERENCE Q211 003 001 TREATMENT AND UTILISATION of recovered water Recovering rain water is being widely adopted. Especially as it is encouraged by the French authorities in the act of 21st august 2008, and also by Europe, through directive 200/60/EC. The installation of this type of system is perfect when building a new house, as the water system needs to be doubled, or a disconnection system is required, in accordance with the act of 21st august 2008. Recovered water can thus be used in the secondary system, resulting in significant savings on everyday household consumption: toilet, washing machine, housework, swimming pool, watering the garden, etc. OPERATING PRINCIPLE The water collected in your tank is transferred from the tank to your Bio-rain system. It is ltered a rst time by a washable lter. This lter traps all matter in suspension exceeding 90 µm. The water then passes through a micro-porous (active carbon) filter, which filters out all impurities bigger than 10 µm and gets rid of unpleasant smells through an absorption process. Thus micro-pollution particles exceeding 10 µm are trapped by this cartridge. Finally, the UVCs perform their antibacteria function. They continuously kill the NDA and NRA of the micro-organisms and viruses present in the water, without using chemical substances.

TREATMENT OF RECOVERED WATER (RAIN, BOREHOLE OR WELL WATER) REFERENCE Q211 003 001 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS - ¾" inlet and outlet connections. - Clean the UVC generator quartz tube regularly – consult the servicing/maintenance manual. - Power supply required 230 V - 50 Hz + earth. - Fuse: F. 5x20 T 1 A. - UVC lamp power: 36 W. - Water temperature: 5 to 20 °C. - Ambient temperature: 5 to 35 °C. - Water pressure: 2 to 5 bars (max. - install a pressure reducing valve if water pressure exceeds 5 bars). - Max. treatment rate: 2 m³/h. - Preliminary lter: 90 µm. - Main lter: 10 µm. - Change the lamps...