330mm Level Invert Shallow Access Inspection Chamber

330mm Universal Shallow Access Inspection Chamber

The new universal shallow access inspection chamber offers the installer 16 possible outlet configurations for 110mm underground drainage systems.

Features:

  • A universal shallow access inspection chamber to suit every situation
  • Quick and easy to install
  • Strong, yet ultra-light
  • Captive sealing rings that will not displace
  • Level invert flow system
  • Unique blanking plugs to create 16 different flow profiles
  • Provides roddable access to 110mm drainage systems
  • Chamber risers and adjustable tilt cover with heavy duty O ring (sold separately)
  • Manufactured and tested to EN13598
  • High chemical resistance
  • Heat resistant up to 45°C

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  • What is a Shallow Access Inspection Chamber?
    A Shallow Access Inspection Chamber (SAIC) is a type of manhole that provides access to underground utilities such as water, gas, and electricity. It is typically shallower than a traditional manhole and is designed for use in areas where the depth of the utility is not as great. SAICs are commonly used in residential areas and are often found in sidewalks or driveways.
  • How shallow can an inspection chamber be?
    It depends on local building codes and regulations, as well as the specific needs of the plumbing system. It is best to consult with a licensed plumber or building inspector to determine the appropriate depth for an inspection chamber in your area.
  • Can the Shallow Inspection Chamber be used internally?
    It depends on local building codes and regulations, as well as the specific needs of the plumbing system. It is best to consult with a licensed plumber or building inspector to determine the appropriate depth for an inspection chamber in your area.
  • What is the invert level of the inspection chamber?
    The invert level of an inspection chamber is the lowest point at which any part of the chamber is located. It indicates the depth and position of the bottom-most point within the chamber, and gives an idea of what volume of water it can contain. This information is important to be aware of when constructing or installing a new sewer system.
  • Do the Shallow Inspection Chamber and the Multi-Base Shallow Inspection Chamber perform the same function?
    While the Shallow Inspection Chamber (4D960) and the Multi-Base Shallow Inspection Chamber serve a similar purpose, there are some differences between the two. Both systems have a maximum invert depth of 600mm, but the Shallow Inspection Chamber has a 250mm diameter and is made of one piece with one through channel and one inlet on each side (which are supplied blanked off). Additionally, the Shallow Inspection Chamber offers a choice of two lids, both of which are mechanically air-tight and suitable for indoor use.