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Regular maintenance, general inspections and trained personnel are essential for the trouble-free operation of separators.
Our separator service offers you all services from a single source – from the legally required general inspection to professional separator maintenance and expert training for your employees. This ensures that your separator systems function perfectly and meet all official requirements.
As a certified WHG specialist company, we offer you end-to-end support from a single source: from the initial consultation, through planning and production, to the installation and commissioning of your separator system. Three clear strengths that you can rely on at all times.
From regular checks to legally compliant documentation
– we take care of it for you.
According to DIN 1999-100 and DIN 4040-100, a general inspection of separator systems must be carried out every 5 years. This inspection ensures that the system is in perfect technical working order and meets the current legal requirements.
We take care of the entire implementation – professionally, documented and reliable.
In addition to the general inspection required every 5 years, regular maintenance of separator systems is also required by law.
For light liquid separators, this must be carried out every six months, for grease separators at least once a year. Maintenance serves to detect damage at an early stage, maintain the value of the system and ensure compliance with all technical and legal requirements.
We offer general inspection, maintenance and training from a single source
– reliably and in accordance with regulations.
Operators of separator systems are legally obliged to regularly inspect and maintain their systems.
With our expert training, we qualify you or your employees to carry out the monthly self-inspections and the semi-annual or annual maintenance on your own responsibility – legally compliant, safe and practical. Participation also entitles you to extend the disposal interval to up to five years.
Legal basis & regulations
Structure & function of separator systems
Operation, control & maintenance
Practice & application
Our practical test kit for separator systems is the ideal support for your monthly self-inspections and semi-annual maintenance and contains all the components for a legally compliant, fast and reliable inspection of your light liquid separators and sludge traps.
The patented oil measurement method uses the density difference between oil and water and enables the oil layer to be determined in seconds using a boundary layer float – even in deep-lying or difficult-to-access systems.
The LK warning device for separator systems ensures maximum safety and reliability when operating oil and light liquid separators. It automatically monitors oil and sludge levels as well as possible blockages in the drainage system and triggers visual and audible alarms in the event of critical conditions. Thanks to the EU type examination and Ex approval, the warning device complies with all relevant regulations for separator systems and is professionally supplied and installed by a WHG specialist company. It therefore offers a practical, legally compliant solution for the safe monitoring of your separators as part of the professional separator service.
Make an appointment now for your training course on self-inspection and maintenance of separator systems.
Whether maintenance, general inspection or legal requirements: Our separator service ensures the safe, standard-compliant operation of your separator system. In the following FAQs, we answer the most important questions about service, deadlines and responsibilities – in a clear and practical way.
Why is a regular separator service necessary?
Regular servicing ensures that the system functions properly, meets legal requirements and avoids environmental pollution.
How often does a separator need to be serviced?
Semi-annually for light liquid separators, annually for grease separators – or more frequently if the operating conditions require it.
What are the consequences of missed maintenance?
Violations can lead to fines, liability risks and problems with the water authorities – and the risk of environmental damage also increases.
How often should a general inspection be carried out?
Every 5 years, in accordance with DIN 1999-100 or DIN 4040-100, or after significant changes to the system.
Who is authorized to carry out a general inspection?
Only certified experts or experts with appropriate qualifications in accordance with DIN specifications.
Who is allowed to take part in a specialist training course?
All operators, employees or service providers who look after or maintain separator systems – previous knowledge is not essential.
How long is the certificate valid for?
The certificate is generally valid for five years and should then be renewed with refresher training.
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