Wastewater Effluent Filters
Our effluent filters are designed to prevent solids from entering your drainage field, protecting the system from blockages and ensuring the longevity of your septic tank setup. These filters are a key component in maintaining the performance of your wastewater system, reducing the risk of costly repairs and environmental contamination. By choosing a high-quality effluent filter, you can ensure that your wastewater is treated effectively before it is dispersed into the surrounding soil. For a complete on-site wastewater drainage system, you might also consider our range of wastewater distribution boxes, or junction boxes, which are commonly used alongside septic tanks to evenly distribute effluent throughout the drainage field. These are designed to evenly direct effluent from your septic tank to the drainage field, ensuring balanced performance across your system.
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Wastewater Effluent Filters FAQs
What is a distribution box on a septic tank?
A distribution box is used to divide the effluent flow from a septic tank into two or more percolation areas.
Is distribution box necessary?
The distribution box is a major part of the septic system being able to function properly is very important. If the distribution box isn't working the right way you will soon be dealing with percolation field failure.
What is the difference between septic tank and distribution box?
The septic system works by sending wastewater from your home through pipes that take it to a septictank. From there, the wastewater goes through more pipes to the distribution box. This distribution box distributes the wastewater evenly through field lines into the percolation area.