Fine WISY WFF150 Vortex Rainwater Filter

The Fine WISY WFF150 Vortex Rainwater Filter is designed to separate solids from water and can be used for buildings with 5,500 SF of roof area. A single unit can filter precipitation off of up to 5,500 sq. ft. of roof area to be reused for site irrigation, toilet, and urinal flushing, janitorial use, laundries, fire protection, evaporative cooling tower make-up, process water, or other non-potable uses. The WFF150 Vortex Rainwater Filter is typically installed in-line with the piping system to direct debris to the stormwater system and divert up to 95% of clean rainwater to a rainwater storage tank. Multiple WFF150 units can be used to cover larger roof areas greater than 5,500 sq. ft. RMS does not recommend the WFF150 to be used when collecting from green-roofs. The inlet and debris outlet elevation height difference of the WFF150 Vortex Rainwater Filter is 20”, and the inlet and clean water outlet elevation difference is 10.5”. Reach out to our team today if you have any questions about the Fine WISY WFF150. Design Principle The harvested rainwater flows out of the horizontal inlet pipe into the WFF150 and is drawn in a circular (vortex) motion from inflow level down to the filter insert.  By exploiting water’s natural adhesive forces, the harvested rainwater is drawn through the vertical fine filter and passes through the clean water outlet into the storage tank.  The filtered dirt particles are then diverted to the storm drain.   The filter insert cannot reach its maximum efficiency until the filter mesh has become completely saturated with water.  This process can take up to 2 minutes if the filter insert was initially completely dry.  During this period, the initial dirt particles from the roof are flushed directly to the storm drain.  This is why the vortex filter can function as a “first flush” rainwater pre-filter and thus meets the requirements defined by ARCSA/ASPE/ANSI Standard 63 for Rainwater Catchment Systems. Technical Specifications Collection Area: 5,500 ft.2  Filtering Efficiency: Over 90% Inlet and Debris Outlet elevation difference: 20 in Inlet and Clean Water Outlet elevation difference: 10.5 in Housing components, cover, and extension tube material: Polypropylene (PP) Sealing rings: EPDM Filter insert and mesh, lifting handle material: Stainless-steel 1.4301 Filter mesh: 280 microns (standard) Rainwater inlet (collar): 6 in. Clean water outlet: 4 in Debris outlet: 6 in Dry Weight: with extension tube 40 lbs.; without extension tube 30lbs. WFF150 with Extension Tube and 280-micron filter insert: WF 1011 WFF150 without Extension Tube and 280-micron filter insert: WF 1002 Each WFF150 Vortex Filter includes: Polypropylene Filter Housing  280 Micron Stainless Steel Filter Insert  Lifting Handle (11.8”) Housing cover Rotating upper, mid, and bottom half of housing for custom installation Spare Parts: 280 Micron Stainless Steel Filter Insert - WE 0300 280 Micron Filter Insert coated with Titanium Nitride (for high levels of abrasive stress) - WE 0404 440 Micron Stainless Steel Filter Insert - WE 0301 440 Micron Filter Insert coated with Titanium Nitride (for high levels of abrasive stress) – WE 0405 Housing Cover Lid - WN 1002 Final Ring (to support cover) – ZW 1000 Lifting Handle (standard) 11.8” - WA 0301 Accessories for WFF150: Extension tube (20” increments) - WV 1010 Lifting Handles: 24 in (2 ft.) - WA 0302 39 in (3.3 ft.) - WA 0303 Blind Insert - BE 0302 Sieve Basket (aka soak-away strainer) - VS 0301 Cleaning spray nozzle, pump without timer - SC 2000 Stainless Steel Wall-Mount Bracket – WH 0303 Stainless Steel Tank Wall Mounting Bracket – WH 0400 Literature O&M / DATA SHEET Videos