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Intended use, Components, 3intended use – SeaLand SailVac VHT 5200 User Manual

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Intended use

SailVac Vacuum Holding Tank

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Intended use

The SailVac™ VHT 5200 series vacuum holding tank provides a 14-gallon (53 liter) capacity
holding tank with built-in vacuum-generating capability for exclusive use with any VacuFlush toilet .
The holding tank is specially shaped to install in the outboard space of a typical sailboat head .
By virtue of the extreme low water use of VacuFlush toilets, the VHT 5200 provides enough holding
tank capacity for two people for four days .

3.1 Features

Odor-proof toilet system operation. Vacuum action keeps toilet discharge line clear of effluent
to prevent possible hose permeation of odor . Heavy-wall polyethylene tank prevents odor
permeation and corrosion .
Leakproof performance. Vacuum holding tank fittings are connected on top of the tank, eliminating
the possibility of leaking due to faulty connections below the level of the tank contents .
As little as 1 pint (0.5 l) water consumption per flush. Extends freshwater tank supply . Holds three
times more flushes between pump-outs than standard electric marine toilet systems.
Energy efficient. Draws only 3 amps per flush (12V DC).
“3/4” and “full” tank level sensors. Connects to SeaLand or other tank monitor to warn when tank
is nearing capacity .
“Full tank” shutdown relay. When tank reaches “full”, relay turns off power to toilet system to
prevent possible tank overfill .
Implosion protection. Heavy-duty tank and reinforcing ribs combine to prevent potential damage
from dockside pumps that may operate at high levels of vacuum .
Thorough tank discharge. Top-mounted diptube design provides most efficient pump-out of effluent.

4 Components

4.1

VHT 5200 vacuum holding tank

(fig .

1

, page 2)

Ref

Description

A

Inlet fitting from toilet

B

Discharge fitting

C

Discharge ball valve
(shown in “open” position)

D

Vent hose fitting

Ref

Description

E

Vacuum pump

F

Vacuum switch

G

Holding tank

H

“3/4” and “full” tank probes

I

“Full tank” shutdown relay

4.2

Typical SailVac toilet system

(fig .

3

, page 2)

Ref

Description

A

VacuFlush vacuum toilet

B

Vacuum status panel

C

Tank level monitor

D

SailVac vacuum holding tank

E

Discharge pump

Ref

Description

F

Vent filter

G

Thru-hull vent fitting

H

Overboard discharge

I

Dockside discharge