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RFI - Attachment 7 - Product Information - FoxDD600 System
Eliminates expensive
Demand Driven Washdown Diversion System roofing creating a more
FOX DD600 effective outdoor wash area
The Fox Demand Driven Washdown Diverison System from Stormwater360 is an
effective control device for any unroofed washdown area automatically diverting
wash water as well as the ‘first flush’ (if required) to sewer or treatment, whilst
allowing unpolluted rain water to enter the stormwater network.
At the heart of the Stormwater360 Fox Diversion System is MODEL DD600
a Fox Demand valve which is fitted inline before the wash Heavy Duty Grate
point and the Fox Diversion Valve, which comes fitted in
a range of varied pit sizes or can be set up on 10mm marine
grade aluminium plate to suit custom formed concrete pits.
Silt DMV25
Basket
HOW DOES IT WORK?
A hydraulic signal is sent from the demand valve to the
diversion valve when washdown commences, automatically Wash
opening the diversion valve protecting the environment Point
from contaminated washwater.
At the end of the washdown operation the diversion valve
will automatically close, allowing rainwater to exit through the
stormwater outlet, avoiding flooding of the treatment system,
which then leads to the subsequent local sewer network. Stormwater Outlet
Trade Waste Outlet
Fox Demand Fox Diversion
Valve DMV25 Valve DV150 MODEL DD600S
APPLICATIONS CONTACT DETAILS
• Bin & car wash facility
• Machinery washdown Stormwater360
• Mechanical workshops freephone:
• Parts washing 0800 STORMWATER
• Marinas & slipways (0800 786769)
• Truck washdown www.stormwater360.co.nz
• Rail yards
• Vehicle dealerships
• Kennels
• All wash applications
Nothing in this brochure should be construed as an expressed warranty or an implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. See the Stormwater360 standard quotation or acknowledgement for applicable warranties and other terms and conditions of sale.
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