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Pro-Pump® Hi-Count – Concentrated Bacterial Treatment

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Pro-Pump® Hi-Count is a high-strength bacterial treatment formulated to restore and maintain biological activity in septic systems, holding tanks, and small wastewater applications. It uses a high population of stabilized, dormant bacteria that activate on contact with water and organic waste, delivering reliable performance with excellent shelf stability.

Pro-Pump® Hi-Count is a high-strength bacterial treatment formulated to restore and maintain biological activity in septic systems, holding tanks, and small wastewater applications. It uses a high population of stabilized, dormant bacteria that activate on contact with water and organic waste, delivering reliable performance with excellent shelf stability.

Key Benefits

  • High bacterial concentration
    Provides rapid re-seeding of systems with depleted or stressed biology.

  • Shelf-stable, dormant bacteria
    Long storage life and easy handling; activates once introduced into the system.

  • Organic solids digestion
    Supports breakdown of fats, oils, grease, proteins, and cellulose.

  • Odour reduction
    Improves biological balance to limit odour-causing by-products.

  • Improves flow and system efficiency
    Helps reduce sludge accumulation and maintain free-flowing pipes.

  • Simple application
    Liquid format allows straightforward dosing into toilets, tanks, or inspection points.

Typical Applications

  • Domestic and commercial septic tanks

  • Holding tanks and cesspits

  • Small wastewater systems

  • Systems recovering after chemical shock or inactivity

Product Format

  • Form: Liquid bacterial concentrate

  • Use: Direct dosing into the system

Why Choose Pro-Pump® Hi-Count

Pro-Pump® Hi-Count is suited to users who want a cost-effective, easy-to-store biological solution with a high bacterial load. Its stabilized formulation makes it practical for routine maintenance, intermittent-use systems, and situations where storage conditions are variable.