I. H. S. SYSTEMS LTD. - Sewage and Wastewater Treatment, and Hydrotechnology.

Gallery 3 - They Don't Look New For Long.

A Klargester Drive Motor
This tiny Panasonic motor/gearbox doesn't look capable of driving a large rotating sewage plant. It can be picked up with just one hand, but it has the power to move a family motor car, and is extremely reliable.

A Klargester Drive Motor

This tiny Panasonic motor/gearbox doesn't look capable of driving a large rotating sewage plant. It can be picked up with just one hand, but it has the power to move a family motor car, and is extremely reliable.

This Oil Separator Will Keep the Stream Free from Pollution.
It is a requirement for car parks and fuel filling stations that an oil separator be installed in the drain line to capture oil and fuel leaking from vehicles before it can get into surrounding watercourses. I.H.S. Systems installed this unit at a lorry park near the M1. It can cope with a 100 year flood but we hope we don't have to put it to the test.

This Oil Separator Will Keep the Stream Free from Pollution.

It is a requirement for car parks and fuel filling stations that an oil separator be installed in the drain line to capture oil and fuel leaking from vehicles before it can get into surrounding watercourses.

I.H.S. Systems installed this unit at a lorry park near the M1.

It can cope with a 100 year flood but we hope we don't have to put it to the test.

The Domestic Klargester's Big Brother - Old but Still Working Well.
This Klargester unit can process and treat the sewage effluent produced by up to 300 people. It serves the requirements of a prestigeous conference centre in a rural location north of London. The unit was probably installed around 1980 and was in a bad way when I.H.S. Systems took over the servicing and maintenance. Years of neglect meant that several major parts required replacement, but it now has a new lease of life and a quarterly service schedule keeps it in good condition.

The Domestic Klargester's Big Brother - Old but Still Working Well.

This Klargester unit can process and treat the sewage effluent produced by up to 300 people.

It serves the requirements of a prestigeous conference centre in a rural location north of London.

The unit was probably installed around 1980 and was in a bad way when I.H.S. Systems took over the servicing and maintenance. Years of neglect meant that several major parts required replacement, but it now has a new lease of life and a quarterly service schedule keeps it in good condition.