GREY FLOW GFPS-AG Manual Filtration 100W User Manual
- June 1, 2024
- GREY FLOW
Table of Contents
- Selection and Operation
- Requirements
- Table 1.0
- Parts List
- Important Do’s and Don’ts
- Operating Modes – Manual System
- Plumbing and power connection
- Installing the Irrigation System
- Maintenance
- Limited Consumer Warranty
- Disclaimer
- YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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GREY FLOW GFPS-AG Manual Filtration 100W User Manual
Selection and Operation
Congratulations, You’ve taken an important step towards envi- ronmentally friendly living with your purchase of the Grey Flow PS above ground Plug & Play greywater diversion and reuse system.
The Grey Flow PS Plug & Play was developed for above ground / partially buried installations and can be retrofitted into almost any house.
Please note: Water from the kitchen is not considered to be grey water, and is NOT suitable to use with the Grey Flow PS System.
Manual diversion of the greywater to sewer is achieved by turning off the manual valve separating the interceptor from the tank, or by turning off the power supply to the unit.
Requirements
The water discharge should be kept below mulch or soil (check for local state, municipal & council laws and regulations)
- 220 Volts power supply should be available.
- Any PVC plumbing connections should be performed by a license plumber.
- The Grey Flow PS must be turned off during wet conditions and any sign of accumulation or run-off.
- All minimum irrigation areas and set back distances must be in accordance to local regulations.
- Table 1.0 provides an estimated average volume of greywater that is generated in various parts of the house. Refer to your greywater state guidelines to evaluate your minimum requirements.
Table 1.0
Number of Assumed Quantity
ofBedrooms Number of GeneratedIn
the !louse People| Grey Water in Uday| Soil Types| Mini
Garde In Sq| g e2| Recom Maxim In Sq|
---|---|---|---|---|---|---
.-| Laundr) Or.b| N hole of Howe| | Lama) ,| |
| 120
160
200| 300| Sandy| 12| 30| 24| 60
Loamy| 18| 45| 36|
Clay| 24| 60| 48| 120
3| 4| 400| Sandy| 16| 40| 32| 80
Loamy| 24| 60| 48| 120
Clay| 32| 80| 64| 160
4| 5| c00| Sandy| 20| 50| 40| 100
Loamy| 30| 75| 60| 150
Clay| 40| 100| 80| 200
5| 6| 240| 600| Sandy| 24| 60| 48| 120
Loamy| 36| 90| 12| 180
Clay| 48| 120| 96| 240
6| 7| 280| 700| Sandy| 28| 70| 56| 140
Loamy| 42| 105| 84| 210
Clay| 56| 140| 112| 280
7| 8| 320| 800| Sandy| 32| 80| 64| 180
Loamy| 48| 120| 96| 240
Cloy| 64| 160| 128| 320
Parts List
Manual Option (M1, M3, M4)
Automatic self-cleaning option (S1, S3, S4)
Important Do’s and Don’ts
To shut down the greywater system insert the filter plug all the way down the interceptor.
To start using the greywater system makesure to replace the filter plug with the standard filters.
Never operate the system without the lint filters.
Above ground systems and partially buried systems should never be buried
beyond the indicated level below.
Operating Modes – Manual System
_ **Shut off mode
** Water enters the system from the entry pipe, and overflows via the overflow pipe. Float switch integrated on the pump is not activated._
_ Standby mode
_
Water level in the main pit is below the float switch level. Float switch integrated on the pump is not activated.
Operating mode
The pump is activated when the inte- grated float switch is lifted by the raising water in the tank. The pump is deacti- vated when water level is below the float switch. **Shut off mode
Plug filter is in place
**
_ **Standby mode
**_
Water enters the system from the inlet pipe, and overflows via the overflow pipe
Plug filter has been replaced by filter
Water level in the main pit is below the upper float switch level. The pump is not activated.
Operating mode
The pump is activated when the water level reaches the upper float switch. The
pump is deactivated when the water level drops below the lower float switch.
Backflush mode
Water enters the system, backflush mech- anism cleans the filters with
compressed air.
Plumbing and power connection
_ Inlet and overflow pipe are reversable
_
Power connection
Installing the Irrigation System
_ Option 1: Single Station GFPS-AG with GF Drip-Tube Kit
_
Installing the GF Drip-Tube irrigation lines
- 25mm or larger feeder pipe
- Coil of GF Drip-Tube around trees
- Elbow take-off adaptor
- 16mm GF Drip-Tube (no more than 7m length
- 25mm flush manifold
- Manual flush valve
Option 2: Multi station distribution using GF Rotor
Use GF Rotor flow based indexer to split the system into more than one
station. Up to 6 stations.
Maintenance
To retain the original reliability and performance of the GFPS System the following maintenance procedure should be followed. Please ensure that you wash your hands thoroughly after contact with greywater or handling any part of the GFPS System.
The following maintenance steps should be carried every year and not less than once every 2 years:
- Open top cover of the GFPS Tank
- Remove the filters and wash thoroughly in a bucket, with a garden hose or in any basin not connected to the dedicated grey water line.
- Wash thoroughly the tank, the pump and the float switch with a garden hose.
- Disconnect the GFPS pump and connect directly the scheme water supply to the pump discharge
- Flush the greyflow emitters with fresh water for about five minutes.
- Re-insert the filters to their original position, close the lid of the tank and the system is ready to operate again.
- Top up mulch over the Grey Flow emitters to a minimum depth of 2
Limited Consumer Warranty
ADVANCE WASTE WATER SYSTEMS
Two Year Limited Warranty
Advance Waste Water Systems (AWWS) warrants this product against material
defects in mate- rials and workmanship for a period of TWO YEAR from the date
of the original retail purchase (warranty period). Warranty work will be done
in accordance with the following terms and con ditions. This warranty only
benefits the original purchaser.
THIS WARRANTY COVERS ONLY DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
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Expendable items that can wear out from normal use, including but not limited to, filters, or similar perishable parts.
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Damage to or failure of this system if it is not installed, operated, or maintained according to all instructions supplied with the system.
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Damage to or failure of this system resulting from accident, abuse, misuse, or
use for other than its intended purpose, Act of God. 4. Damage to or failure of parts or system resulting incomplete or improper instal- lation or from unauthorized modifications made to this system. -
If you purchase the system from an unauthorized retailer or dealer. 5
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Damage caused by power surges, electrical storm damage, incorrect power supply, or insect or vermin infestation
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Damage to or failure of parts if this system is serviced or rapaired by anyone other than an Authorized Service Center.
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This warranty extends only to you, the original purchaser. It is not transferable to anyone who subsequently purchased this product from you.
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Use for more than a single family or use in a commercial establishment or for commercial non-household purposes. 10. Parts and systems not supplied by AWWS are not covered by this warranty
Any item which has been repaired or replace under this warranty shall be covered for the remainder of this original warranty as extended by the number of days that the product has been out of your hands for repair.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer of implied warranties; Limitation of remedies
- All implied warranties, including implied warranties of merchant ability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited in duration to one year from the date you purchased the product.
- Neither AWWS nor its affiliates are responsible or liable for any loss, inconvenience or damage, whether special, exemplary, direct, incidental, consequential or otherwise, and whether known or should have been known to AWWS including damage to or replacement of other equipment and property and personal injury resulung from any resach of warranty, the inability to use the product or under any legal theory in contrator tort. There warranties and remedies are the sole and exclusive warranties and remedies given by AWWS in con- nection with the sale and use of the product. No other warranties, oral or written, express or implied are given.
- In any event, AWWS’s entire liability shall be limited to the actual purchase price you paid to the retail seller of the defective product. This limitation applies whether damages are sought or a claim made, under this warranty or as a tort claim (including negligence and strict product liability), a contract claim or any other claim. This limitation cannot be waived or amended by any person. This limitation of liability is effective even is AWWS or any authorized repre sentative of AWWS has been advised by you of the possibility of such damages. This limitation of liability, however, shall not apply to claims of personal injury.
- No AWWS dealer, agent or employee is authorized to make any modification, extension, change or amend ment to this warranty.
YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
The above limited warranties are subject to the following conditions:
You must provide your original bill of sale, invoice or other proof of
purchase of the system showing that you are the original purchaser, that the
purchase was made within two years of the date of your claim and that you
purchased it from an authorized dealer or retailer. No warranty work will be
done without this information. Keep a copy of your receipt or invoice for your
own records. These limited warranties are effective only if this system is
purchased and used in AU region Labor and service charges for warranty repair,
installation, set up, and adjustment of customer control a lare not covered by
these limited warranties. Should you encounter a ct in the s system,
www.greyflow.net.au to find the closest authorized service center. Contact the
defect center and it will arrange for an inspection and romective action, if
neerlerd and if rouered hy this warranty.
Should the center determine that the system is not covered by this warranty; any corrective work will be per- formed at your request and at your expense. If the center makes a second and/or subsequent t v visit and deter- mines that there is no problem or that the system is not covered, the service call will be charged to you.
When making a warranty clain, please be prepared to provice a description of the system, your name, address, work day telephone number, a description of the problem, the date you purchase the system and the identity of the seller.
Advance Waste Water Systems Pty Ltd
P.O. Box 561, Floreat, WAG014
Mob : 04-0545-9533
Tel: 08-9467-5990
Fax: 08-9309-2304
Email: sales@greyflow.net.au
www.greyflow.net.au
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