Marine Technology

Ease of installation and maximum hygiene
WC with centralized inlet line

Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

1. Bowl

4. Autoclave Pump

2. Solenoid

3. Control Panel 

Centralized Seawater line

Fresh water saving

Toilets with centralized inlet
Single seacock for the water inlet of every toilet onboard.

Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

1. Bowl

5. Centralized inlet pump

2. Solenoid

6. Filter

3. Control Panel

Notes

Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

IMPORTANT:

1. If the toilet is located below the waterline it is necessary to install a ventilation valve at a quote sufficiently superior to it.
2. The waterline must be calculated taking into account all possible navigation conditions.
3. The seacock must be carried out in such a way that no pressure is created in the pipe during navigation.

Independent seawater lines
Fresh water saving

Toilet with independ inlet line
Each toilet is completely independ by the others

Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

1. Bowl

5. Filter

2. Inlet pump with filter

3. Control Panel

Notes

Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

IMPORTANT:

1. If the toilet is located below the waterline it is necessary to install a ventilation valve at a quote sufficiently superior to it.
2. The waterline must be calculated taking into account all possible navigation conditions.
3. The seacock must be carried out in such a way that no pressure is created in the pipe during navigation.
4. The supplied single inlet pump must be installed above the waterline.

Freedom of choice of pipe path.

The high performance of the VORTEX pump placed inside the ceramic foot allows maximum flexibility in the design of the drain lines.

The VORTEX pump is able to discharge into the tank, even at a great distance, or directly outboard (see notes).
 

Fig.1  Exemplification for illustrative purposes only

 ACCESSORIES ON DEMAND:

1. Outlet ventilation valve

 Fig.3  Overflow connection

NOTES:

IMPORTANT

1. If the toilet is located below the waterline it is necessary to install a ventilation valve at a quote sufficiently superior to it  (Fig.1).
2. The waterline must be calculated taking into account all possible navigation conditions (Fig.2).
3. The seacock must be carried out in such a way that no pressure is created in the pipe during navigation.
4. Outboard discharge is subject to specific local regulations.
5. To avoid the leakage of water from the toilet in the event of an operating anomaly, interruption of electricity, incorrect use, etc., the appropriate overflow fitting of the toilet must be connected as indicated in Fig. 3