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Wattworks developed the first ever greywater reuse system in Australia in 1994, and has always built products to last from quality components. The newest addition to the range of domestic solutions is the SMARTPIT, a tough, durable, purpose built pit.
The SMARTPIT is made for below ground permanent greywater and storm water collection, and designed to deliver via 32mm outlet, greywater or stormwater for reuse in subsurface irrigation.
Perfect for the sideway in most modern homes, and being hidden away in a pit that can be walked over this powerful and adaptable system is built in Australia by Australian companies. The SMARTPIT, is designed for durability and ease of operation,and the huge internal stainless steel filter screens mean less servicing and easier cleaning.
EASY TO INSTALL
The system comes complete and ready for installation As this can be a permanent greywater system all connection work must be done by a licensed plumber.
Wattworks has a network of plumbers across Victoria and some other states that have experience.
The installation manual in the complete system, and online help can make the job easier for any plumber.
Available in these states
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About Wattworks Pty. Ltd.
First in the field, from 1994 Wattworks Pty Ltd research and development addressed all the concerns of regulatory authorities, who officially recognized the first ever greywater reuse system in Victoria, Australia in 1999.
Steve Watts from Wattworks P/L has appeared on national television and has exhibited continuously around southern Australia over the last 13 years.
The words greywater reuse has grown into common household words in this time.
Now in 2007 Wattworks P/L, with the Smartpit and the standard WWD1,WWDS2 ,all your quality greywater reuse options can be sourced from one quality Australian supplier.
“THE WATTWORKS IS A PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE CREATIVE THINKING THAT WILL UNDERPIN AUSTRALIA’S FUTURE ECONOMIC GROWTH” …………………
Office of the Prime Minister Dec. 1995.
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