- Vertical, floor standing
- Bladder type
- Pressure gauge fitted
- Connection manifold
- Specified against your duty, not sold from a shelf
- Installation and commissioning available
- You reach the engineers — ask before you commit
Overview
A pressure tank stores water under pressure so that a small draw-off — one tap, one cistern refilling — is served from the tank instead of starting the pump. Without one, the pump starts and stops constantly and the motor fails early.
It also smooths the pressure a building sees, which is the difference between a steady shower and one that surges every time the pump cuts in.
Specifications
Overview
- Type
- Bladder pressure tank
- Orientation
- Vertical, floor standing
- Function
- Pressure storage and cycle reduction
Construction
- Vessel
- Steel, coated
- Instrument
- Pressure gauge fitted
- Connection
- Manifold to the pump line
Specifications confirmed per application
Flow, head, power and connection sizes are selected against your duty rather than published as a fixed figure. Tell us the application and we will confirm the exact specification.
Tell us your dutyApplications
- Pressure boosting systems
- Domestic and estate water supply
- Preventing pump short-cycling
- Smoothing pressure on a building main
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