Premier Tech Aqua Launches the New Solido SMART

Premier Tech Aqua (PTA) has announced it is extending its flagship range of products with the launch of a new sewage treatment plant that makes decentralised wastewater treatment easier and more efficient.

They will be introducing its new Solido SMART solution which integrates state of the art Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) technology to give a much better effluent quality than anything currently available on the market. This proven technology means that wastewater is treated in batches rather than being treated continuously, resulting in increased efficiency, reduced energy consumption and a prolonged life for all component parts.

The discrete and silent treatment plant provides the ideal solution for residential and commercial sites that require an ultra-compact system, including domestic dwellings, refurbishments and rural barn conversions.

Combining the features and trusted performance of the company’s Solido systems, PTA has ambitious plans for the Solido SMART to become the next market leader.

Speaking about the launch of the new product, Steve Joyce, Managing Director at PTA said: “PTA is firmly committed to investing in the development and improvement of our product lines, and as such, we strongly believe the Solido SMART significantly enhances our already extensive product offering.

“Its advanced technical qualities, high-quality design and durable components makes the Solido SMART one of the most sophisticated sewage treatment plants available on the market.

“Our Solido systems have already proven to be a very popular choice in the marketplace and we believe our customers will be greatly impressed with our enhanced solution and the increased performance that it offers. And what’s more, its smart design means a reduction to installation and maintenance costs, making it an extremely cost effective solution.”

With low operational costs of only 49 kwh per person per year, the Solido SMART offers long term savings. It is fully CE marked designed and tested in accordance with EN 12566-3.

The launch comes on the back of the company introducing its leading Conder ASP sewage treatment plant in a new material high-density polyethylene (HDPE). Combining the proven features the ASP product, the new material is environmentally friendly and longer lasting, with the additional benefit of being recyclable post life.