The retrofit / How it works
Give the biology
a better place to work.
The proposed process uses oxygen, attached microorganisms and deliberate solids separation. It is not simply a finer filter.
Development preview. Host-tank compatibility, treatment capacity, approvals, pricing and service intervals are not yet released.
Inside the existing shell
Five jobs.
One defined treatment path.
- 01
Preserve primary settling
Keep the existing tank’s quiet receiving area and space for accumulated solids. The retrofit must not compromise normal pump-out access or required storage.
- 02
Bring biology and air together
Microorganisms grow on removable fixed-film media. A defined air supply and airlift circulation bring oxygen and wastewater to the treatment surfaces.
- 03
Protect the outlet
A deliberately separated clarification area retains material released by the biological stage. More aeration must not mean more solids reaching the field.
- 04
Check the actual result
Accessible sampling and configuration-specific testing establish effluent performance. Equipment status or clear-looking water is not a substitute for laboratory evidence.
- 05
Respect the existing site design
The outlet connects to the approved gravity or dosing arrangement. Required field filtration, nitrogen treatment or disinfection are separately qualified options—not automatic capabilities.
What powers the process
Air where it helps.
Quiet where it matters.
A dedicated submerged manifold supplies air near the media. The airlift is intended to circulate wastewater through defined passages while the primary compartment and outlet clarification remain protected from unnecessary disturbance.
The tank remains vented; it is not a pressure vessel. Air demand, circulation, solids retention and energy use must be measured together before the configuration is rated.
Power loss, air loss and restricted outlets require a reviewed failure response. Controls cannot create unlimited storage or make off-spec discharge compliant.
Evidence before promises
Test the whole system.
Not just a sample.
Development must verify sustained organic and suspended-solids removal at actual loads, including surges, cold conditions, low-use periods and restart. Equipment diagnostics help service the system; laboratory evidence establishes the water-quality result.
Nitrogen, phosphorus, disinfection and reuse require their own defined treatment pathways and validation. No universal nutrient or pathogen-removal claim is made.
See the engineering boundariesBefore you begin
A clear starting point.
Understand the product direction, its limits and what must be proven before an installation.
Does it fit every septic tank?
No. The objective is broad coverage through a qualified range of host tanks and adapters. Condition, geometry, access, usable treatment and solids-storage volume, ventilation and the downstream field must all be reviewed.
Does the base design need another buried tank?
No additional wastewater tank or pod is part of the base retrofit concept. Suitable dry equipment housing and existing approved dosing infrastructure may still be needed. A site that cannot meet the configuration requirements may not qualify.
Is this just a filter?
No. The proposed core is an aerobic biological process supported by fixed media, with controlled circulation and protected solids separation. Required coarse protection or field filtration performs a different job.
Is it rated for 600 gallons a day?
Not yet. Approximately 600 US gallons per day is an initial development duty. A rating requires testing of the complete configuration at defined wastewater loads and operating conditions.
Will it be maintenance-free?
No. The goal is to reduce avoidable intervention and develop hardware servicing around normal pump-out where evidence and approval permit. Pumping, required inspections, wear components and purchased-pump care remain; a three-to-five-year interval is not established.
Do you manufacture the pumps?
No. Pumps are the explicit purchased exception to our original-assembly manufacturing plan. The air-pump or blower production arrangement remains under evaluation.
Can I order or install it today?
Not yet. This is a development preview. Released configurations, qualified instructions, local approval, commercial terms and availability must be established first. An inquiry is not a purchase, reservation or compatibility decision.
Does it still work without internet?
Essential treatment and required local alarms are being designed not to depend on cloud access or a subscription. A power outage is different and must follow the qualified, finite-reserve failure plan.
Start with the installation you have
One system.
A clearer way forward.
Bring the records and questions you already have. A project brief starts the conversation; it does not approve a tank or reserve equipment.