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The KL-1 is a self contained frost free effluent ejector. It ejects the
effluent onto the ground where it is disposed of by evaporation and
natural filtration. The KL-1 eliminates the need for a septic field and
costs 25% less. Over 40,000 KL-1's are in use on Prairie Farms.
KL-1 Features
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9 gallon per minute
capacity
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All plastic parts
manufactured from C.S.A. certified material
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Corosive and rust
resistant
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Special designed venturi
creates maximum capacity performance
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Parts removeable for ease
of servicing and inspection
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Jet action aeretes
effluent
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Jet action creates a
freeze resistant system
How does the KL-1 work?
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An effluent pump - start and stop cycles controlled
automatically - draws effluent from the final chamber of the septic
tank - through a suction line in which a check valve is normally
installed
The pump then pressurizes the effluent and after passing through
a filter (and possibly an anti-syphon valve) forces the effluent
through a discharge line to the nozzle/venturi assembly for
aeration, then finally through to the discharge elbow of the ejector
for disposal on the ground surface.
The discharge pipe of the ejector drains
into the 4" standpipe after each pump cycle to provide a frost free
system
An anti-syphon valve is
required if the base of the ejector is installed lower than the fluid
level in the septic tank. The discharge line is buried below frost level
to prevent freezing
| Check Valves |
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Description
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| 1 1/4" NPT (31.75cm) Chechvalve |
| Poppit |
| Poppit Washer |
| "O"-Ring |
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Septic Tank Pump Filters
Why clean your pump -
Just Wash a Filter!
| Simply unscrew the cap, lift the filter out and wash it!
Stop stone and other foreign matter from clogging sewage pumps
No more clogged pumps or ejectors. Simple preventative maintenance at a glance |
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Clear see through filter body shows you
when:
- Your pump is not pumping
- The filter needs cleaning
- Your suction line is broken or you have a leaking connection,
air will be seen bubbling though the filter
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