The patented Equaris BMRC and Greywater Treatment System combines the logic of waste separation and Mother Nature’s principals of composting and extended aeration to safely, efficiently and economically reduce water consumption and environmental pollution.

• Eliminates septic tanks and reduces leachfields or mounds by 40 to 90%
• Reduces organic landfill loading by more than 20%
  
• Converts 90 to 95% of all toilet and kitchen organic wastes to odorless carbon dioxide and water vapor
  
• Is totally automated, energy efficient, requires minimal maintenance
  
• 15 year proven performance history in Alaska, Canada and Minnesota
  
• U.S. DOE Energy Innovations National Award Winner
• 5 Year Limited Warranty
  
• Monitoring and maintenance services available
  
• Satisfied customers from Alaska to New Mexico

• Water Conserving—40 to 90% reduction in water consumption
  
• Pollution Prevention—99.9% reduction in TSS, BOD and Fecal Coliform
  
• Nutrient Reducing—99% reduction in
  nitrates and phosphorus
  
• Compact Design—Less than 120 sq ft required for installation and service area for both systems

The Equaris Technology Helps:

• Communities that cannot afford a piped water and/or sewer system
  
• Locations that have water quality or availability problems
  
• Properties or developments that are deemed unbuildable because of:
  • Piped water or sewer non-availability
    
  • Lot size and setback limitations such as
    small lake lots
    
  • Poor or bad types of soils for septic
    leachfields or mounds
    
  • High ground water or bedrock

If you are a plumber, builder or developer and are interested in expanding your business sales, installation and service contract opportunities, please give us a call and ask us to explain the Equaris Training and Certification Program. We look forward to working with you.

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Utilizing Mother Nature's principles of decomposition, this System biologically converts 90 to 95 percent of all toilet and kitchen garbage disposal organic wastes into odorless carbon dioxide and water vapor. Aerobic organisms (oxygen consuming) thrive in the fan driven, air assisted and double-walled tank, converting the remaining portion into a valuable soil amendment. Aerobic organisms do not produce the methane gas and hydrogen sulfide odors common with anaerobic (non-oxygen consuming) septic systems.

The aerobic/composting environment kills 90 to 99 percent of viruses and pathogens utilizing time and temperature. Approximately 10 to 15 gallons of finished compost are produced by a family of four per year and are easily removed by the homeowner or maintenance personnel with the auger system designed for this purpose. Programmable timer driven agitators gently distribute the fresh wastes on the top surface of the tank to aid the organisms in their natural decomposition process. This System can handle up to twelve adults full-time and can accommodate larger numbers for brief periods. Unlike septic systems, it is highly recommended that a garbage disposal be installed on a small separate sink and plumbed to the BMRC Tank. Doing this also eliminates all of the nasty kitchen organic refuse, reducing the total amount of garbage that is created daily and lowers the costs of rubbish hauling and disposal.

The tank is double-walled, rotationally molded polyethylene and is divided horizontally into a top and bottom section. The bottom section has no openings or holes and is 23 7/8” high x 47” wide x 87” long. The top section is the exact same size and has a half cylinder door opening molded into the front, a 6” hole for air intake, a 6” hole for the exhausted air and four 3” holes for toilets, garbage disposal and greywater sludge wasting plumbing lines.

Installation takes two persons about three hours and consists of adding the pine bedding and soil and bolting the tank sections together. Finished tank size is 47” high x 47” wide x 87” long.

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