Transforming Waste Management for a Sustainable Future
Rapid odor elimination
Comprehensive remediation
Environmentally friendly
Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) are naturally occurring, unstable, oxidizing, and sometimes harmful forms of oxygen.
EBD systems cause unstable and oxidizing ROS to stabilize in air, water and soil creating healthy oxygen at the molecular level.
This ROS to healthy oxygen conversion process is exceptionally beneficial for native indigenous microorganisms present in the air, water and soil
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EBD PreTreatment Disks
Reduce Nitrogen
PreTreatment Disks can decrease nitrogen in an existing septic tank by as much as 60%.
Enhanced System Efficiency
Enhance your septic system's efficiency and cut down on maintenance with EBD.
Proven Results
Sampling tests confirm EBD enhances septic system efficiency and lowers maintenance issues, leading to fewer complications and longer system lifespan.
EBD Hard Water Packs
Easy Install
No physical contact with the water inside the pipe. No construction or permits required.
Efficient
Water hardness is reduced by up to 57% in real time
No Maintenance Required
No electricity, filters, chemicals or other consumables
Problems With Septic?
Inefficiency:
Slow drains, odors, standing water near the drain field.
Drain field failure:
Wet spots, foul smell, slow drainage across the home.
Total failure:
Sewage backing up into the home, persistent standing water, bad odors even after pumping.
Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)
EBD technology eliminates greenhouse gases (GHGs) and ammonia from wastewater by leveraging natural energy particle balancing to enhance microbial activity.
FAQ
What are PreTreatment Disks?
Septic Tank PreTreatment Disks are a realistic and sustainable solution to reduce residential nitrogen and pathogens and to accelerate decomposition. Septic Tank PreTreatment Disks bring the widely successful industrial and commercial Environmental Balance Device (EBD) Technology to your home.
Our PreTreatment Disks are a real-world solution. They do not require an expensive upgrade or installation. They do not need electricity, chemicals, or any other type of consumable and can be used to improve the operation of any type of septic system.
What do PreTreatment Disks do?
PreTreatment Disks naturally cause native indigenous microorganisms already present in the wastewater to replicate exponentially, consume nitrogen, coliform and other pathogens, and biodegrade the sewage while providing additional benefits on an ongoing flow through and permanent basis.
Do you need a septic permit to install?
No, PreTreatment Disks do not need a septic system permit to install in most if not all situations. You do not have to touch or open the tank at all for most installations. For Example:
In the State of Wisconsin, The specifications and/or plans for EBD PreTreatment Disks have been reviewed and determined to be in compliance with chapters SPS 382 through 384, Wisconsin Administrative Code, and Chapters 145 and 160, Wisconsin Statutes.
How much do PreTreatment Disks cost?
PreTreatment Disks, at $1000 a set, breaks down to $5.50 a month. They provide an affordable universal solution to effectively reduce the impact household septic tanks have on our health and environment.
The EBD Flush Packs do not require electric power, chemicals, or any type of consumable and their service life exceeds 15 years.
Installation Instructions
PreTreatment Disks can be installed next to any type of Septic System tank, Holding Tanks: and Cesspools; PreTreatment Disks should be buried above the two opposite corners of the tank and at a depth of at least 30” from the tank. If possible, you can set them right on top of the corners of the tank.
PreTreatment Disks must be installed flat in a horizontal position face up or face down. DO NOT INSTALL VERTICALLY.
Are EBD products intrusive or disruptive at all?
No, PreTreatment Disks are Non-intrusive.
No excavation, injection schemes, or infrastructure removal is required.
Preservation of infrastructure: Buildings and facilities within the treatment area can remain intact during the remediation process and