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Optimal Operating Temperatures:                    EPA Statement


            Although the ManaGerM will operate at temperatures   The EPA standards state that in freshwater
            between 40° and 120° F. (4.5° and 49° C.), optimal   lakes, freshwater reservoirs or other
            temperatures are between 60° and 115° F. (15.5°    freshwater impoundments whose inlets or
            and 46° C.).  The ManaGerM uses live bacteria to   outlets are such as to prevent the ingress
            break down and liquify waste inside the tank.  As   or egress by vessel traffic subject to this
            temperatures go below 60° F. or above 115° F. (15.5°   regulation,  or  in  rivers  not  capable  of
            and 46° C.) less than optimum treatment will occur.  navigation  by  interstate  vessel  traffic
                                                               subject to this regulation, marine sanitation   INTRODUCTION
            TOILET CLEANING                                    devices certified by the U.S. Coast Guard
            IMPORTANT:  Use only biodegradable cleaning        installed on all vessels shall be designed
            and deodorant products in the toilet(s) connected   and operated to prevent the overboard
            to the ManaGerM.  Do not use non-biodegradable     discharge of sewage, treated or untreated,
            cleaning products or cleaning products that contain   or  of  any  waste  derived  from  sewage.
            bleach, chlorine, antibacterial, acids, pine oil,   The EPA standards further state that this
            caustics, or any products that will kill bacteria.  The   shall not be construed to prohibit the
            use of these products will kill the bacteria necessary   carriage of Coast Guard-certified flow-
            for the ManaGerM  to operate properly and will     through treatment devices which have been
            require that the system be flushed, cleaned and re-  secured so as to prevent such discharges.
            started (see Startup Procdeure).                   They also state that waters where a Coast
                                                               Guard-certified marine sanitation device
            Using C.P. (#1PCP22), a bio-emzymatic toilet bowl   permitting discharge is allowed include
            cleaner (available from Raritan Engineering), will   coastal waters and estuaries, the Great Lakes
            keep the bowl clean and fresh smelling.            and interconnected waterways, freshwater

                                                               lakes and impoundments accessible through
                                                               locks, and other flowing waters that are
                                                               navigable interstate by vessels subject to
                                                               this regulation (40 CFR 140.3).

































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