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Calculation aid. Not the code, not the permit, not the stamp.

Read this before you put a Smart SSDS™ packet in a file. If it conflicts with the Public Health Code or the Technical Standards, the published documents control.

What this is

Smart SSDS™ is a Connecticut-only professional calculator for subsurface sewage disposal systems, operated by AETHEREAL L.L.C. at smart-ssds.com. It looks up factors and product listings from the Connecticut Public Health Code Technical Standards for Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems (January 1, 2024).

What this is not

Smart SSDS™ is not a substitute for Public Health Code §§ 19-13-B100a and 19-13-B103, and it is not a substitute for the Connecticut Public Health Code Technical Standards for Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems (January 1, 2024). It is not a permit, an approval, a code-complying-area determination, or a B100a exception. It is not construction, installation, or as-built certification.

No endorsement

Use of this site is not an endorsement by the Connecticut Department of Public Health, by any local Director of Health, or by COWRA. Product names appear because they are listed in the Technical Standards, not because a manufacturer or the Department sponsors this calculator.

PE stamp boundary

When the Public Health Code requires a Connecticut-licensed Professional Engineer, that requirement is unchanged by this software. Smart SSDS™ does not apply a professional seal, does not sign a drawing, and does not practice engineering. A Pro subscription is an exhibit aid for a design professional who already intends to stamp their own work.

Professional use only

Pro is offered to licensed installers and design professionals. Department is offered to sanitarians and local health departments. It is not offered to homeowners for system sizing, shopping, or permit-seeking. If you are a homeowner, stop and hire a licensed professional in your town.

Calculation-aid disclaimer

Calculation aid only. Tables and factors are from the Connecticut Public Health Code Technical Standards for Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems (January 1, 2024). Final design must be approved by the local Director of Health and, when required, a Connecticut-licensed Professional Engineer.

Governing documents

The Public Health Code and the Technical Standards are published by the State of Connecticut. Read them at the Department of Public Health:

CT DPH — Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems

Operator

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