Integrated modular hubs for pumping, storage, metering, sanitation controls and infrastructure monitoring.
A service hub concentrates the equipment that is expensive to coordinate repeatedly in the field. Pumps, valves, controls, electrical protection, telemetry and metering can be assembled, tested and documented before deployment, then connected to the site network.
Depending on the project: water storage, pumping, pressure control, metering, sanitation control panels, treatment interfaces, backup power and telemetry.
Repeatable layouts make spares, maintenance, operator training and remote monitoring more consistent across a housing or municipal programme.
Each hub should have an asset passport, maintenance schedule and clear performance indicators in CivicOps.
No. It is a project or local-system component. The engineering design must define how it interfaces with bulk supply, storage, sewer, treatment or other infrastructure.
FB-024Small-cluster sanitation module intended for an approximately five-household service brief.
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FB-025Community sanitation block for a larger shared-use brief, with configurable cubicles and access.
FB-026Decentralised biological wastewater-treatment concept using modular tanks and pipework.
FB-027Integrated water storage and distribution node with pumps, valves and metering provision.
FB-028Modular water-storage family, nominal 5,000–20,000 L; primary visual shows elevated metal tanks.
FB-029Skid-mounted pumping module for controlled water transfer or pressure boosting.
FB-030Four-tap communal water distribution point with a drained hardstanding.
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