Grey Water Bin - relating to collecting, filtering and recycling greywater (household wastewater) from washing machines, baths, basins or showers, thus falling under the “manual bucketing” system for watering restrictions. This recycled water must be used within 24hrs of collection to avoid the risk of spills and bad odours.

摘要

#$%^&*AU2019101712A420200213.pdf#####Essential technical features include: A wheelie bin custom fitted with a water transfer pump on its lid. The wheelie bin has two connections on the lid (diagram 2), one to transfer water "IN" (diagram 2A) to the bin and one for sucking water "OUT" (diagram 2B) of the bin. The lid has a Velcro sheet (diagram 2C) for the pump (diagram 2D) to keep it stable when moving the bin. There is a hose connection for the water to go "IN" the bin. The "OUT" connection has an irrigation 9ml PVC pipe (diagram 1A) with a filter attached (diagram 1B) at the base that hangs inside the bin, touching the bottom. The water transfer pump has an inlet (diagram IC) and outlet (diagram ID) connection. The inlet connection has a hose attached with a filter to prevent blocking the pump with lint and hair etc., (This filter must be cleaned daily for the pump to continue running at its best). This hose can be placed into a bath, basin, shower recess, bucket, or washing machine trough to suck the water out (diagram 4). Water is transferred through the water pump to the outlet connection which has another hose attached leading to the "IN" connection on the grey water bin. Start the pump and drain the wastewater until the bin is full or has reached the 80L preferred capacity (the fuller the bin the harder it will be to move). When ready to use the greywater simply connect your garden hose to the outlet connection on the pump, making sure the inlet on the pump is connected to the "OUT" connection on the bin lid and water your lawn to your hearts content.otr Le-r (RELESE TAP blALIAAM 4