01EVIDENCE · EFFLUENT QUALITY

Tested effluent, against the standard.

Sample of 14.07.2026. Certified laboratory analysis SO261011197. Values in mg/L unless stated.

Treated water pouring from the outlet into the channel below the unit's green wall, illustrative

PARAMETER	RESULT	STANDARD
COD	42	100
BOD	< 5	20
TSS	< 5	30
Anionic detergents	0.26	2
Ammonia nitrogen	4.84	50
Phosphorus	14	12 to 17
pH	7.15	8.5

PARAMETER	RESULT	STANDARD
Boron	0.4	0.4
Sodium	70	150
Chloride	133	250
Mercury	< 0.0002	0.002
Chromium	< 0.025	0.1
Copper	0.011	0.2
Zinc	0.285	0.2 to 5

Conclusion: the effluent meets the Ministry of Health regulation for unrestricted irrigation.

02MILITARY APPROVAL AND RETURN

Approved by the military health regulator, on conditions the care framework meets.

The Army Health Branch of the IDF Medical Corps examined the system as regulator: the technology, the deployment and the effluent it returns. On 2 August 2026 the branch approved the use of INFRABOX local treatment systems in the IDF.

“The local sewage treatment facility is a good solution and an alternative to tanker removal. Beyond the economic saving, it will reduce the sanitary risk of raw sewage reaching the environment and the soil.”
ARMY HEALTH BRANCH CONCLUSIONS, 2 AUGUST 2026, TRANSLATED

A tilted solar array beside an INFRABOX treatment unit and two black storage tanks on concrete pads in the sand.

THE CONDITIONS

A long-term support and maintenance contract
A standing budget for operation
Spare parts held
Regular sampling of the effluent
A removal fallback

1.7

RETURN ON INVESTMENT

276,120 ILS

ANNUAL SEWAGE REMOVAL, ONE SITE

20,600,000 ILS

GRID CONNECTION LINE OVER 20 km