VEVOR 34-Gallon Vertical Well Pressure Tank, Pre-Charged Pressurized Water Tank for Well Pumps, Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Water Storage Container for Home, School, Farm & Irrigation Systems
34 Gallons
Questions and Answers
4 Questions
If I increase pre-charge air working pressure from 34.2 Psi to 55 Psi with Air, is that allowable or will decrease the life of the Tank?
Yes, the pre-charge pressure can be increased to 55 PSI without damaging the tank: as long as the total operating pressure stays within the tank's maximum rated design limit, boosting pre-charge air to 55 PSI is allowable to match a higher pump cut-in threshold (such as a 57–60 PSI switch setting), ensuring proper bladder expansion and long-term diaphragm lifespan without premature wear.
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is there actually toxic material in the construction of the tank or is it only the lack of certification which makes it "unsuitable for drinking water"
The "not suitable for drinking water" statement is due to the lack of certification for potable water use
By vevor
It seems this is NOT a bladder tank. Is that correct: no bladder?
Our product contains a single, complete rubber airbag diaphragm, not a rubber diaphragm with a PP liner.
By vevor
Description says this is “not suitable for drinking water”, but also says “easily meeting the daily water and storage needs of your entire household” and “quickly connect to your whole house water system”. It’s a bit confusing… but I am assuming that this should not replace my existing household tank that is used for drinking water, correct?
The product description states that it "can easily meet your family's daily water and storage needs" and "can be quickly connected to the whole house water supply system," but these functions are only applicable to non-potable uses (such as irrigation, cleaning, emergency water storage, etc.) and do not change the fact that its materials or design have not passed drinking water safety certification.
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