01 · Receive
Collect wastewater from the user area and regulate flow before treatment.
Technical overview
Follow the flow. Then define who operates each stage.
A ReFlow toilet moves wastewater from collection and regulation through on-site treatment and configured non-potable reuse in the same unit. Controls and maintenance procedures support the process; they do not replace trained operation, sampling, or site-specific acceptance.
02 · Treat
Anaerobic digestion and electrochemical oxidation under the operating conditions for that site.
03 · Finish
Apply additional treatment and disinfection appropriate to the selected process and acceptance plan.
04 · Manage
Handle configured non-potable water, residuals, alarms, maintenance, and operating records.
Controls and maintenance
A treatment enclosure must remain reachable
- Control logic and interlocks help equipment respond within defined operating limits.
- Status and alerts help a responsible team identify what needs attention.
- Service passages provide access to pumps, valves, vessels, electrical panels, and replaceable components.
- Progressive startup, treatment-compatible cleaning, planned checks, and trained intervention remain necessary.
- Sampling and commissioning records provide configuration-specific evidence.
Operating visibility
What districts and operators can review
Existing LooCafe and ReFlow software demonstrates a unit directory, assigned workflows, alerts, inspection photographs, and maintenance records. The views are operating tools—not independent proof of availability, cleanliness, treatment performance, or a completed repair.
- Unit identity and location records
- Configured equipment status and alerts
- Assigned inspections and maintenance activity
- Time- and location-linked inspection photographs where configured
- Escalation and service history for accountable follow-up
Technical review
Match the process and operating plan to the actual site
ReFlow can prepare a configuration-specific technical scope for procurement. Proprietary process details, exact settings, supplier-confidential information, and controlled safety documentation are provided through the appropriate project review—not on the public website.