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"Aurelio Conley" <[email protected]>
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RV-360TM

The
PERMANENT
SOLUTION
to annoying holding tank odours!

INTRODUCED
TO OVER A MILLION
RV'ers IN QUARTZSITE, ARIZONA

Most
customers after purchasing one unit for their Black
water holding tank vent,

purchase another for their Grey
water holding tank vent.

Help reduce or eliminate the use
of environmentally harmful chemicals in the RV industry.

To get more
information CLICK
HERE

HOW IT
WORKS

As the wind passes over your rooftop it will direct the
RV-360ÿFFFF99
so that the exhaust port is pointing down wind (or away from where the wind
is coming from). The RV-360ÿFFFF99
is designed to create low air pressure at the exhaust port; this pressure
difference actually pulls the odours out of the tank, up the vent pipe and
out of the exhaust port.

Even if your toilet is sealed or if you have water in the base, there is
still an overflow tube that vents directly to the holding tank less than
2 feet away. Even the slightest breeze outside could create a high-pressure
difference at the vent cap pushing holding tank odours into your bathroom.
The conventional vent cap is designed to keep water out, not to extract
holding tank odours from your living space.

Inadequate Holding Tank Venting Causes Three
Major Problems:

1) Foul Odours in the RV!

Annoying holding tank odours and fumes usually enter the RV living space
during travel or when exposed to wind while parked and long-term storage.
Excessive fume build-up in a holding tank can easily migrate into the living
space with just the slightest air pressure difference between the rooftop
and RV interior.

2) Health Risks

Every time an RV'er smells either tank deodorizer or foul tank contents
he is inhaling methane, ammonia, formaldehydes and other toxins from decomposing
waste and chemical additives. The confined space of an RV has insufficient
air volume to safely dilute these gasses.

3) Ecological Issues

Government agencies have discovered extremely high levels of formaldehyde
and other toxins at many septic facilities, causing serious concern over
these chemicals leaching into the ground as well as inhibiting the breakdown
of the waste. The source of the problem is the overuse of deodorizers that
are administered into RV holding tanks in an attempt to mask the sewage
odours. During the last ten years numerous septic facilities have been shut
down, many others are failing due to excessive chemical content.

Present Systems do not vent sufficiently!

Due to the design of an RV sewer system, holding tank odours continually
accumulate with no chance of exiting except for partial airflow during tank
draining. This stagnant gas mixture has no place to go and will definitely
not climb up the vent stack on its own, but will easily migrate into the
RV living space if the pressure inside the holding tank is higher than the
RV interior. The vent pipe is the only breathing facility for the holding
tank besides the toilet. Unfortunately, when wind blows across the standard
roof top vent cap, it creates high pressure in the pipe and pushes the holding
tank gasses to the closest outlet, the toilet. The average RV living space
is less than 250 sq. ft., and with a 40 gallon holding tank containing decomposing
waste, it takes a minimal amount of air pressure difference to flood the
RV interior with extremely foul smells. In both the black and grey water
tank, strong additives are required to overcome these smells.

SOLUTION - Increase holding tank venting.

The source of the problem can be eliminated with a redesigned breather system
attached to the vent pipe that actually draws the fumes out of the holding
tank on a continuous basis. When there is a breeze, it can be used to drain
the fume build up and create a continuous low air pressure in the tank making
it virtually impossible to have any odours ever enter the living space. This
system keeps a flow of fresh air in the black water tank creating a much-improved
aerobic environment for bacteria and the breakdown process of solid waste.
With no wind, regardless of the type of vent cap on the rooftop, there will
be no air pressure difference there for no problem. With a properly vented
system, formaldehydes are definitely not necessary, and only small amounts
of organic deodorizers will be required to permanently eliminate holding
tank odours.

PERMANENT SOLUTION - The RV360 - A Vent unit
that actually vents!

The RV360 easily replaces the conventional breather pipe vent cap. It is
a simple device using basic physics to allow for a continuous draw of odours
and gasses from RV holding tanks. Instead of wind passing over the roof
increasing the problem, the RV360 uses the wind to permanently resolve the
problem, regardless of the wind strength or direction. The exhaust port
will always point down wind, drawing all odours up the vent pipe and out
of the tank, allowing a gentle intake of fresh air to enter the tank cavity.
A good example of the effects of low air pressure is how the odours from
the holding tanks are sucked up to the front of a motor home or coach when
the cab windows are open during travel. The RV360 creates more of a pressure
difference and will eliminate all travel related odours in any RV. Using
environmentally friendly deodorizers present no risk during handling and
ensure no ecological concerns at septic stations.

To get more
information CLICK
HERE

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