About Aqua Clarus

Make more of the water your household already uses

Showers, baths, handbasins and normal washing-machine discharge can provide greywater for treatment and reuse. A properly designed non-potable supply can return treated water to toilet flushing, washing-machine cold feed and suitable garden irrigation.

Water savings depend on how much suitable greywater is collected and how regularly your household can use the treated water. The collection, treatment capacity, storage and demand all need to work together.

Biology, ultrafiltration and UV work together

The biological stage breaks down biodegradable material. Ultrafiltration adds a physical membrane barrier, and UV provides a separate disinfection stage before the water is delivered for reuse.

This combination means the M800sx does not rely on biological treatment alone. Each stage has a different job, and regular care helps all three continue working as intended.

Explore the stages in Aqua Clarus Technology.

A tall cabinet with a small footprint

The M800sx treats up to 800 litres per day. The cabinet measures 1,100 mm wide × 720 mm deep × 1,800 mm high, with additional space needed for its base, connections and service access.

It is suited to household applications of up to eight people, with final selection based on actual greywater flows and reuse needs. Wall-side and fence-line positions can be considered where access and site requirements allow.

Bring collection, treatment and reuse together

Where pumped collection is needed, a GreyFlow collection/diversion device can collect, screen and transfer greywater to the cabinet. Dedicated treated-water storage, delivery equipment and backup arrangements are selected to suit the property.

Our team can provide a comprehensive quote covering the components that make up your system package. New builds allow the pipework to be planned early; existing homes can be assessed for a practical retrofit.