Rainwater Recovery Unit BRYZA C60-202 by No name — model 60-202

The Rainwater Recovery Unit BRYZA C60-202 by No name is a compact system designed to collect and condition rainwater from roof drainage for reuse in non-potable applications. Designed for connection to standard gutter systems, the unit separates leaves and large debris, directs filtered rainwater to a storage tank or irrigation line, and provides a controlled outlet for distribution. The BRYZA C60-202 suits residential properties and light commercial sites where simple, reliable rainwater harvesting and water conservation are required.

Advantages

The unit offers mechanical debris separation and a stable flow path to storage or distribution without active pumping, reducing the need for frequent maintenance. Its compact form factor and straightforward connection points make installation into existing gutter systems practical. Materials and internal geometry are chosen to minimise blockages and to maintain consistent outflow for gardening or flushing systems.

Suitable for

• Collecting rainwater from residential roof gutter systems
• Feeding stored water for garden irrigation and outdoor watering
• Supplying non-potable uses such as toilet flushing or cleaning systems
• Light commercial buildings seeking basic water-saving measures

Key specifications

• Connection: compatible with standard gutter downpipes
• Function: mechanical separation of debris and channeling of collected rainwater
• Flow management: designed for gravity-fed outflow to storage tanks or irrigation lines
• Application: intended for non-potable water reuse such as irrigation and flushing
• Installation environment: outdoor use integrated with roof drainage systems

How to use

Install the BRYZA C60-202 in the downpipe line according to local plumbing practice, ensuring secure seals at connection points and a correct slope for gravity flow. Position the unit so that leaves and larger debris are diverted away from the outlet and the cleaner water is routed to a storage tank or directly into an irrigation line. Inspect the inlet and debris-collection area periodically and remove accumulated material to preserve performance. If feeding a storage tank, include an overflow path and a first-flush or fine filtration stage as needed for the intended use.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, combine the unit with a covered storage tank or suitable filtration for downstream equipment. Regular visual checks after heavy weather and seasonal clearing of gutterwork will extend service life and maintain water quality for irrigation and other non-potable applications.