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Automated spill control diversion systems are engineered to protect stormwater infrastructure by automatically detecting spills, such as oil or chemical leaks, and diverting contaminated runoff away from drains, preventing environmental breaches. The system provides 24/7 monitoring and response suitable for industrial sites with high environmental compliance requirements.

• SCS600 – Hydrocarbon Spill Control System: Detects free-floating hydrocarbons (fuel/oil), diverts contaminated runoff, operates during rain, and screens gross pollutants.
• CMS600 – Constant Monitoring System: Detects water-soluble contaminants, diverts runoff until water quality is safe to discharge, sensor-based system, with gross pollutant screening.

• Automatically detects spills (hydrocarbons or water-soluble contaminants) and diverts polluted water
• Fully automated and provides after-hours spill detection
• Continuous monitoring of site runoff during rain events
• Integrated 50-litre silt basket for gross pollutant screening
• Protects against accidental environmental breaches
• Alerts can be sent via SMS for instant notification
• Suitable for both new and retrofit installations

• Sites storing/handling fuel, oil or chemicals
• Washdown or refuelling areas draining to stormwater
• Sites with EPA/council compliance requirements
• Industrial sites needing automatic, after-hours spill management

1. Runoff enters the diversion pit during rain events
2. Sensors continuously monitor water quality
3. If contamination is detected, a diversion valve activates
4. Polluted water is diverted to a containment system
5. Clean stormwater is allowed to discharge as normal

Routine servicing is required, typically on a quarterly basis, including inspection of sensors, valves, and silt baskets for reliable operation. Service costs should be included in lifecycle budgeting. Full servicing schedules and maintenance guidance are available upon request.

• Requires regular servicing for optimal performance
• Can be installed in new or existing sites
• Fully automated, no manual intervention required
• SCS600 is used for hydrocarbon spills, CMS600 for water-soluble contaminants