Traffic Rated High Ground Water Septic Tank - 3000 gal - End Access

SKU:: 200025712

Septic tanks are buried, watertight container that collects wastewater and separates solids from liquids. Jensen offers concrete and fiberglass tanks.

Capacity: 3,000 gallons
Access Position: End
Load Class: Traffic Rated
Special Loading Conditions: High Ground Water

Pipe Size (ID-Nominal)

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Features & Benefits

The MU 3000 septic tank is designed to meet the highest industry standards for quality and durability. This septic tank is constructed with precast concrete, in compliance with design specification ACI 318 and ASTM C890, ensuring that it is built to last.

With a load rating of A-16 (AASHTO HS20-44) and an incidental traffic rating, this septic tank can withstand heavy loads and incidental traffic without compromising its structural integrity. The tank’s rectangular shape and 3000-gallon capacity make it an ideal choice for residential and commercial applications.

The MU 3000 septic tank comes with an access configuration of 24″E, 24″E, and can be buried at depths ranging from 1.1′ to 9.0′. The tank’s outside dimensions are 136″ in length, 112″ in width, and 94″ in height, making it a perfect fit for most applications.

This septic tank is equipped with a 4″ or 6″ pipe size (ID – Nominal) and can be used in areas with a water table depth below grade of 2.0′. With a weight of 55,780.23 pounds, the MU Series 3000 Septic Tank is a reliable and long-lasting solution for all your septic system needs.

The MU 3000 septic tank is a high-quality, durable, and reliable septic tank that meets the highest industry standards. With its rectangular shape, 3000-gallon capacity, and incidental traffic rating, it is an ideal choice for residential and commercial applications.

Product Resources

How Often Should You Pump a Septic Tank?

One of the most common questions regarding septic tanks is how often they should be pumped. Several factors can influence the answer to this question, including the amount of wastewater generated and the size of the septic tank itself. You may need to consult a service professional in some cases for guidance and advice, but in this article, we’ll run through the general principles of how often you should pump your septic tank.

What Size Septic Tank Do I Need?

Choosing the right septic tank size is critical for efficient wastewater management in any home or commercial property. A properly sized septic tank ensures the system operates smoothly, handling the household’s waste without issues like backups or odors. The size of a septic tank depends on several factors, including the size of the household, water usage patterns, and local regulations.

Septic Tanks Explained | How They Work

If you’re new to the concept of septic systems, you may be wondering how they work and the functions they perform. In this article, we’ll walk you through the various types of septic systems, and help you understand them in more detail.

How Long Do Septic Tanks Last?

When you purchase a septic tank, you’re hoping your investment will provide peace of mind for decades to come. But is that perception the reality?

How Often Should You Pump a Septic Tank?

How to Check If Your Septic Tank Is Full

Monitoring septic tank levels is critical to prevent the risks and costly damage. The most important factor to check is an overfull system, which can lead to severe property damage and environmental hazards. Knowing how to recognize the signs of a full septic tank can save homeowners significant time and money in repairs.

What Size Septic Tank Do I Need?