4" First Flush Diverter Kit

Divert Contaminated Rainwater:

Prevents organic and inorganic fine particles from your roof from entering your rainwater system.

It works automatically:

Slow Release valve automatically drains your chamber over time to prepare you for the next rainfall event.

Customize it for your needs:

The system is easily customized by adding the length of pipe to suit your first flush requirements. If you want to diverter more rainwater, just make your diverter chamber longer. 

Just add pipe:

We include all the fittings you need to set the system up. Just add the 3" SCH40 pipe to create the storage chamber.

What's in the kit?

QTY 2 - Pipe & Wall Brackets

QTY 1 - Tee Junction Fitting

QTY 1 - Screw Cap, Hose Connector & Socket

QTY 1 - Sealing Ball

QTY 1 - Ball Seat Fitting

QTY 1 - Plastic Filter Screen

QTY 1 - Flow Control Gaskets 

What tools do I need?

SCH40 PVC Pipe, Tape Measure, Marker Pen, Saw, PVC Pipe Sealant, Primer, Screws, Drill or Screwdriver 

How much rainwater should I divert?

It depends on how much pollution is over your collection area. Does your roof or collection area have Minimal Pollution or Substantial Pollution? Minimal Pollution being in an open field, no trees, no bird droppings, clean environment. Substantial Pollution being Trees over head (maybe pollen producing), leaves, stick, acorns, shingle pebbles, bird droppings, various animal matter, and dead insects.

If Minimal Pollution - Divert 0.0125 Gallons per SQFT of collection space.  Example: 1000 SQFT x 0.0125 = 12.5 gallons

If Substantial Pollution - Divert 0.05 Gallons per SQFT of collection space. Example: 500 SQFT x 0.05 = 25 gallons

Maintainence:

It is important to ensure that your first flush diverter outlet remains clear of any debris. If your outlet becomes clogged, the chamber will not empty and the first flush of water will not be diverted when it rains. 

To ensure the flow of water through your diverter's outlet, periodically unscrew the the bottom outlet to allow debris to fall out. If the diversion chamber is full of water, take care of it as it empties. Remove the hose connector, flow control washer, and filter screen and wash it off with a hose. Check the flow control washer for any blockages and remove and clean as necessary. 

For best results and minimal maintenance, we recommend installing rain heads such as our Lear Eater Advanced on all of your downpipes to limit the volume and number of leaves and debris that reach your first flush diverter system. 

Ships From:

Lake City, PA 16423

Part Number:

39021

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