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Wave Decanter
Installation & Operation instructions
Thank you for purchasing the Wave decanter. This unit is
intended for a wide range of applications where by gravity,
material is required to be separated from the waste water
flow. This includes materials such as plaster, clay, sand,
sediment, grit and general debris.
This unit is designed for use with inlet waste connections up to 1 ½"
diameter the inlet connection being made with a flexible no-hub
coupling (not supplied). Based on the outside diameter of the inlet/
outlet these fittings will need to be either 2" x 1 ½" or 2" x 1 ¼"
reducing style couplings and are available from most plumbing
wholesalers or DIY outlets.
DO NOT decrease the pipe diameter across the unit – i.e. inlet
vs. outlet. Please Note : The Wave decanter is made of
polypropylene which will not accept solvent weld cement.
Based on the use of 1 ½" pipe the maximum flow rate that can enter
and pass through this unit is 20GPM. Unlike a grease interceptor no
flow control device is necessary in this application.
Assembly
In reading these instructions you have already opened the tank
and found inside a carton containing the following components.
A) 1 x inlet adaptor
B) 1 x 4 ¾" length of pipe
C) 1 x Access Tee
D) 1 x Access Tee Cap
E) 1 x Outlet adaptor
For assembly you will require:
• Solvent Cement
suitable for ABS
material
• Wood block or
suitable alternative
• Hammer
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Blainville QC J7C 5L7
CANADA
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Lee's Summit, Missouri
USA 64081
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Installation
Working from the outside of the tank with the cover removed, take
the inlet adaptor (A) and insert the chamfered end (smaller diameter)
into the inlet opening. With the block of wood (or suitable alternative)
to protect the adaptor flange, using the hammer tap the adaptor into
the inlet until the flange stops against the face of the tank spigot.
With the access cap of the tee facing the tank outlet and the lower
connection of the tee pointing toward the bottom of the tank, solvent
weld the tee (C) onto the spigot of the adaptor that now extends
inside the tank inlet. Using a proprietary ABS cement.
Now solvent weld the length of pipe (B) supplied into the lower
connection of the tee.
Finally take the outlet adaptor (E) and push into the opening of the outlet.
Note: This is an interference fit only - no cement required.
Servicing and maintenance:
Your Wave decanter will require periodic servicing to remove
accumulated material and maximize its ongoing effectiveness. This
process can be achieved manually by bailing out excess water,
collecting accumulated debris to a suitable container by hand for
disposal/re-use, or using a suitable wet vacuum extraction unit.
Alternatively a contractor can be usually found locally who can use
an industrial vacuum method to remove and dispose of the entire
contents on a regular basis.
Ensure that you check the outlet screen during this process and
clean the filter mesh accordingly. It will be necessary to check the
operation of the decanter on a weekly basis for the first 6-8 weeks
following commissioning. This will allow you to assess the on going
schedule of maintenance.
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