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Goodbye fosse & huge sand filter, hello to clean, efficient, Micro stations. The future's here.
 
Our Mini waste water and sewage treatment plants (Micro Stations d'Epuration), can be delivered to all regions of France and are used for single and small groups of properties.
They can be installed above or below ground. The larger PE (collective population equivalent 21+ person) sizes of micro stations are generally used for hamlets, villages, housing estates, workshops, factories, campsites, restaurants, schools, sports centres, construction sites and temporary/mobile applications.
 
All our systems conform, authorised by "Ministères de la Santé et de l’Écologie" to NF EN 12566 and are on the Spanc list.
 
We can assist and advise on all aspects of applications to Spanc and have English, French registered, terrassement artisans in Mayenne and Orne.
 
Latest news page: Diagnostic done yet? Spanc issuing €100 fines in Mayenne.
Klargester system fails sale of house diagnostic in Brittany "non conformity". Not on current Spanc list.
 
Important changes and REVIEW OF ORDERS OF 7 September 2009 from 1/07/2012.
Now its law.Spanc have to be advised of any proposed waste water work, no matter how small. Download or read the summary here: 

La Revision des arretes du Septembre 2009 applicable au 1er Juillet 2012 en Français ici

It's Evolution without the Pollution
Topaze installation 
Micro Stations for 1-20 PE must be on the Spanc conformity list. (View our fight for station acceptance here.)
In France, the standard EN certification you see advertised on many models is not enough on its own.
For any proposed micro station installation in France, the model of station proposed must have been through the "evaluation simplifee (english version)" and gained its NF EN 12566-3 certification, along with the Ministry issued "numero d'Agrement". A permis from Spanc will not be given without that number and installation will be refused. 
If you install or have a system installed without Spanc approval and it's discovered, (which it will be), an order will be issued to immediately remove it, as is the case with the Klargester in Brittany.
 
Before you buy an expensive garden ornament, check the list or ask us questions on system conformity, our advice is always free. Whatever size & make of 1-20 PE system you are considering, one of ours or someone elses, the golden rule is:
Check the Ministry list first, to see if the system is there.
 
The Grenelle Law II of July 2010, is an important document and can affect the sale & price of a property in France. Read it here in English, French property owners legal obligations on non collective systems are here in French and rough translated English here.
 
  ** Read the latest update from the EU Comission on harmonised standards on Construction Products affecting sewage tanks** 
                                                                            
                                                                 Gite complex, Manoire or Chateau?  
Need a system for 21 persons & over?  Application for installation is far easier than the 1 - 20PE.
Systems such as the high quality UK manufactured Balmoral Hydroclear 22 PE & French Topaze T30, both of which can be legally installed in France without conformity or Spanc list problems.
 
       Balmoral HC Hydro Clear system 30pe             Contact us for details on these Collective Systems.           Topaze T30+ system
         Balmoral HC 22 PE                                                                                                           Topaze T30+ PE
 
The Topaze T5PE is accepted by Spanc for installation and use in France.            Numero d'agrement n°  2010-003 (Avis)
 
The Monocuve Type 6PE is accepted by Spanc for installation and use in France.  Numero d'agrement n°  2010-011 (Avis)
 
The EYVI 07 PTE (7 EH) is accepted by Spanc for installation and use in France.   Numero d'agrement n°  2011-008 (Avis)
 
The Compact'O 4/5/6PE is accepted by Spanc for installation and use in France.    Numero d’agrément n°  2011-007 (Avis) 
(The Compact'O uses no energy, is ideal for holiday homes and qualifies for an Eco Pret  0% interest loan up to 10yrs repayment)

Use the contact page to request a free CD with pre-loaded systems files, visit the documentation pages to download Brochures/Tech Manuals or to see some example Etude installation plans for micro stations, view our gallery page to see them along with demo videos.
 
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