How to pressurize water from a rainwater tank at low cost
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This is not the only method for pressurize rainwater. However this system works great for off grid, low tech, low cost, temporary, and even partially portable applications.
Pump - 12v, 2.9 GPM, 50 psi. flojet brand (you can get one that runs on ac too)
Filter - Reusable whole house spin down sediment filter, 50 micron
Thanks for sharing the setup! That IBC shower is pretty slick
This is the exact info I was looking for to install a pump at our community garden in order to use the rainwater we collect more efficiently. Thank you!
Thank you for this video! It is very timely!
Thank you. I just got one system. Your info was very good for me DIY
Fix the drip at the filter. It will cost you a lot of water over time
Thanks Trip, I dont have it running 24/7. This is a temp system. Once finalized I'll glue it.
Liked the whole set up . Thanks for sharing.
Love that shower. Got a little tutorial on that?
Are you treating the potable water for microbes? The sediment filter is great for pulling out junk, but it is not going to deal with bacteria.
Very nice!
I have been going through tons of videos and making inquires. People are trying to set me up with systems that cost over 2k. Your video blew me away. I would like to see a little better pressure and go on when I turn the water. Can I add a pressure switch and is there a inexpensive tank you might know of. Especially impressed with "bless you in the name of Jesus" probably the most convincing. God bless!
Nice work
Where did you get the tank for your system
Rode Go Wireless microphone with windstop, Best microphone for handsfree distance and no WIND NOISE.
Love your work brother. God bless you back in the name of Jesus Christ.
LOL , i thought you were going to show is a DYI water pump with a water bottle. ahahahHhahah
Ever heard of a pressure tank?
Nothing low cost with that set up. The storage tank, tank used for shower etc... are very expensive. Not very practical.
$25 here x 2 not bad for a shower
yeah that's got no pressure. Nevermind cheers
50 psi to be exact