Supercharge Your Rainwater Harvesting: The Power of Linked Tanks
Unlock the full potential:
Ever feel like your single rain barrel just isn’t cutting for your rain water harvesting project? Well, get ready to unlock the hidden potential of your rainwater harvesting system with a game-changing technique: linking multiple tanks together!
Flexible placement. Put water exactly where you need it most, like right next to your veggie garden.
Hide tanks out of sight. No need to crowd your house with multiple barrels – spread them out discreetly.
Easier watering: With tanks strategically placed, you’ll spend less time lugging watering cans around.
It’s Simpler Than You Think
Think of a manifold as the Grand Central Station for your water storage solutions. It’s a nifty piece of equipment attached to the bottom of your tanks that acts as both an entrance and exit for water. Cool, right?
Imagine your tank with a special hub at the bottom. This hub (our manifold) has multiple connection points, kind of like a power strip for your water system. Here’s the magic:
1. Water In: When it rains, water can flow into your tank through the manifold.
2. Water Out: When you need to use water, it flows out through the same manifold.
3. Tank-to-Tank Transfer: The manifold allows water to move between connected tanks, keeping levels balanced. https://productwater.com/harness-the-power-for-your-long-term-sustainable-solutions/
Let’s crunch some numbers to see the incredible amount of water your roof can capture:
Average Roof Size- let’s say your home has a 2,000 square foot roof. Average annual rainfall- we’ll use 40 inches as an example.
For every inch of rain that falls on 1 square foot of your roof, you can collect 0.62 gallons of water. With our example:
* 2,000 sq ft × 40 inches × 0.62 gallons = 49,600 gallons per year!
That’s right – nearly 50,000 gallons of water are literally falling on your roof each year!
Calculate Your Potential:
How much rain fall on your roof: https://myrainplan.com/
Total accumulation: https://www.omnicalculator.com/other/rainfall-volume
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