The Marsh Euro:Septic tank provides basic treatment for off-mains wastewater. Its heavy-duty construction makes it suitable for installation in a variety of ground conditions.
Available in capacities from 2,800 L to 4,500 L, the Euro:Septic is CE marked to comply with Construction Product Regulations.
Tested and certified to EN12566-1 Annex B, the Euro:Septic demonstrates high hydraulic efficiency. Horizontal septic tanks up to 20,000 L are also tested and certified to EN12566-1, ensuring consistent performance across larger capacities.
Key Features
Tested to BSEN12566:1 and CE-marked to ensure compliance with latest environmental and Building Regulations requirements
Provides an outstanding 99.63% hydraulic efficiency
Unique Polylok filter improves effluent quality and prolongs drainage field life (Euro:Septic units only)
Traditional ‘onion-style’ tanks for standard installations
Heavy duty shell as standard to enable installation in all ground conditions
Integral lifting eyes for improved on-site handling
‘Keying-in’ assists anchoring into granular or concrete surround
Pedestrian cover and frame included as standard
Operating Principle
Normally the simplest and most economical means of treating wastewater from small developments, a septic tank holds sewage and allows solids to settle into sludge at the bottom of the tank. Here it is naturally broken down by a process known as anaerobic digestion, which provides settlement and some biological treatment. The effluent is not fully treated and must receive additional treatment before discharge to the water environment – the most common method being to spread the effluent to land via an underground drainage field.
The Marsh Euro:Septic tank provides basic treatment for off-mains wastewater. Its heavy-duty construction makes it suitable for installation in a variety of ground conditions.
Available in capacities from 2,800 L to 4,500 L, the Euro:Septic is CE marked to comply with Construction Product Regulations.
Tested and certified to EN12566-1 Annex B, the Euro:Septic demonstrates high hydraulic efficiency. Horizontal septic tanks up to 20,000 L are also tested and certified to EN12566-1, ensuring consistent performance across larger capacities.
Key Features
Tested to BSEN12566:1 and CE-marked to ensure compliance with latest environmental and Building Regulations requirements
Provides an outstanding 99.63% hydraulic efficiency
Unique Polylok filter improves effluent quality and prolongs drainage field life (Euro:Septic units only)
Traditional ‘onion-style’ tanks for standard installations
Heavy duty shell as standard to enable installation in all ground conditions
Integral lifting eyes for improved on-site handling
‘Keying-in’ assists anchoring into granular or concrete surround
Pedestrian cover and frame included as standard
Operating Principle
Normally the simplest and most economical means of treating wastewater from small developments, a septic tank holds sewage and allows solids to settle into sludge at the bottom of the tank. Here it is naturally broken down by a process known as anaerobic digestion, which provides settlement and some biological treatment. The effluent is not fully treated and must receive additional treatment before discharge to the water environment – the most common method being to spread the effluent to land via an underground drainage field.
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