Cleaner rainwater starts here. The WISY WFF 150 filters roof runoff from up to 5,500 sq ft, with the option to combine multiple units for larger roofs. For smaller projects, the WFF 100 handles up to 2,100 sq ft. Inside the filter, a spinning vortex pushes water through 280 micron stainless steel mesh (440 micron available), sending clean water to storage and debris to the drain. Typically installed in-line with your piping, it captures up to 95% of clean rainwater for storage while flushing debris to the drain.
The WFF 150 is built to last, simple to maintain, and offers multiple installation options. See Specifications for roof compatibility and installation details. Common applications include irrigation, toilet flushing, laundry, vehicle washing, cooling towers, fire suppression, and industrial processes. Post-tank filtration and purification systems make rainwater safe for whole-home use and livestock. For questions about additional treatment options, including potable use, contact a member of our team.
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Key Specs: 202 GPM max flow | 280 micron filter (440 optional) | 5,500 sq ft roof area per unit | Combine for larger roofs | Extension tube included (adds 22″)
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Asphalt shingles: suitable for non-potable (flushing, laundry); generally not recommended for potable, testing untreated runoff is essential if pursuing
Green roofs: not recommended (retention and discoloration concerns)
Bitumen roofs: not recommended (possible discoloration from tar and carbon leaching)
Asbestos-cement roofs: not compatible (must be renovated before connection)
Take a look at how the WISY Vortex Filters maintain a high efficiency while eliminating most debris that would otherwise go to the tank.
Take a look at how the WISY Vortex Filters maintain a high efficiency while eliminating most debris that would otherwise go to the tank.
Shawn Crawford discusses the general operation of the Vortex Filters as well as the routine maintenance required.
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