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Art no

Maximum installation depth

23013

2000 mm

23020

1950 mm

23001

1735 mm

23031

1919 mm

23041

2110 mm

23060

1950 mm

Attention! When the 23020 CPX Closed Tank 3000L is installed

without an enhancement neck (installation depth <0.4 m), the

CPX Locking Ring 45020 accessory must be fitted to allow the

lid to lock directly onto the tank.

Anchoring

If groundwater is expected to reach the tank, it should be an-

chored to prevent it from floating upwards. Anchoring cloth or

straps are recommended in combination with sufficient anchor-

ing plates. The tank can be subjected to large forces, so make

sure that the cloth or strap covers a large area. If straps are

used, they should be age-resistant. Ensure that there are no

sharp edges on the strap locks against the tank.

Connection

The tank comes with a Ø110 mm rubber inlet prepared on

delivery. More connections are possible on both the long and

short sides.

The pipe connection from the property to the sewage tank

should not have sharp bends. For example, use two 45° bends

instead of one 90° bend. Inlet pipes should be at frost-proof

depth and inserted at least 200mm into the tank. Ensure that

connecting pipes have a level and stable surface to rest on be-

fore backfilling.

Backfilling

The backfill approx. 200 mm closest to the tank should consist

of draining gravel or sand without sharp stones that can cause

damage. Take particular care to seal well around the bottom

edge and in the through-holes so that the tank is well stabilised.

Then seal the fill gradually all around. Do not use a soil com-

pactor when backfilling.

Serial connection of tanks

The pipe between the tanks should be Ø160 mm and should be

connected to the flat surfaces. The pipe should be inserted

about 200 mm into the respective tank and can be connected

both on the short sides and on the long sides which have con-

nection surfaces at the same heights. The tanks should be spaced

at least 500 mm apart if they are buried.

Ventilation

The tank and its pipework must have good ventilation to func-

tion properly. Either via the drain with venting on the building

roof or via a separate ventilation pipe directly on the tank. In

that case the pipe should have a diameter of at least 75 mm.

When used for drainage, occasionally some odour may be pre-

sent. In this case, an activated carbon vent can be installed.

Level alarm

Battery-powered level alarm that indicates when the tank is full

is available as an accessory. Including mounting kit and 10 m ca-

ble between sensor and control panel.

Art. 606171 Level alarm with mounting kit

The level sensor (1) is mounted on the edge of the tank as

shown in the picture with the supplied screw, washer and nut.

First drill an 8 mm mounting hole at approximately 90 degrees

towards the incoming drain pipe. The alarm is activated when

approx. 300 L remain. If required, the hose clamp can be moved

from the set position on the pipe to activate the alarm earlier or

later.

Drill a 16 mm hole for the cable entry. Burr the hole! Using an

awl or similar, make a hole in the cable entry through which the

cable is threaded.

Emptying

Normally, emptying should be through the lid, but if another

separate emptying pipe is used, a vent pipe of at least

the same size must be fitted. Without a vent pipe, the tank is at

risk of being compressed during emptying.

Maintenance

Although the tank is basically maintenance-free, it may still be

wise to check its function and status from time to time. A good

time is after each emptying/filling. Normally it is sufficient to

check that no object is blocking any functions. Make a note of

the tank emptying date so that you can estimate when the next

appointment is due.

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