Backup Water Systems: Ensuring Uninterrupted Water Supply
With ongoing municipal water crises, restrictions, and water shedding, a backup water system is essential. At Plumblink, we offer various products and expert advice to help you choose the right pump, filter, and tank size for your home or business. Understanding the basics is crucial before making a purchase.
Types of Backup Water Systems
- Rainwater Harvesting System: Collects and stores rainwater for irrigation, gardening, flushing toilets, and topping up the pool. This system is not suitable for household consumption unless filtered. It is environmentally friendly and sustainable, especially in high-rainfall areas. The Viscosity filter is recommended for making the water drinkable, as it removes sediments from the rainwater.
- Municipal Water System: Pumps municipal water into a tank for household or business use and consumption. It automatically supplies water when municipal water stops. The tank size depends on your needs. Adding a Viscosity filter can improve water quality, especially if the municipal water in your area isn’t of the best quality.
- Fully Integrated System: Combines rainwater harvesting and municipal water systems. The tank is filled with both municipal water and rainwater, ensuring a continuous water supply. A filtration system is needed for safe drinking water, and the Viscosity filter is recommended for optimal water quality.
Pumps that Plumblink offers
In order for this water to flow from the tanks into the homes water system you would need a water pump. We offer a variety of pumps. We offer our own house brand Plumline Pumps.
Whichever system you choose, our representatives will help you pick the best products for your needs. Plumblink sells ECO, JoJo tanks, and Plumline pumps. Visit your local Plumblink store to get all your backup water system supplies.
