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The Raincycle system consists of one or more underground tanks and a control box that is generally located on the exterior wall of the home. It is an efficient system as the lights on the control box tell you whether you are using rainwater or town (mains) water. Our experience with this system has highlighted…
Space is often at a premium with many suburban blocks. Even more so when large round rainwater tanks are installed taking up valuable usable land. Changing a rainwater tank for a more streamlined one though can be challenging. The most important aspect to consider is How are you going to remove the old tank? Often,…
TD Rainwater Tanks have been offering alternate solutions to the Onga Waterswitch for quite a few years now. This may involve replacing the pump with an alternate brand, replacing the Waterswitch or completely replacing all components. Factors that we need to consider include the location of the unit and whether we have enough room to…
What is our Wall of Shame, you may ask? We have been carrying out warranty pump service work for several pump companies over many years. The amount of shoddy installations that we have come across is mind blowing. Keep in mind that these service calls are on brand new properties where the tank & pump…
Starting on December 10th, 2019, Level 2 water restrictions will take place in Sydney, The Blue Mountains and Illawarra. Over 85% of water in Sydney is captured rainfall. Because of the little-to-no rain that we’ve had, plus the current drought being one of the most severe droughts on record, dam levels have reached the lowest…
Most rainwater tanks will require a pump to deliver enough pressure to send the water where it needs to go. This is particularly the case when the rainwater tank is used to pump water to toilets, washing machines & garden taps. There are two types of pumps to choose from – external pumps or submersible…
Because of their popularity since the introduction of the DAB E.Sybox we have sold and installed many of these fantastic units. One customer was so impressed with its performance that he bought a second unit for his farm in western NSW! However, in general, we have not had any other feedback. That’s really not a…
The Rainsaver MK3 EVO I was an in-tank rainwater/ mains system developed by White International in conjuction with Tankworks (now Kingspan). The Rainsaver MK3 changeover valve was installed within the rectangular recess in the top of the colorbond tank. This Rainsaver was hydraulic so the fact that it was positioned inside the tank was not…
TD Rainwater Tanks is no longer an Onga Dealer or Service Agent We will continue to try to assist customers to trouble-shoot any Onga Waterswitch issues and wherever possible we can still supply a range of Onga accessories & spares parts including in tank float switches. We also have stock of the SMH350 external pump…
One of the most common questions people ask when enquiring about a Rainwater Tank is “What does the tank need to sit on?”
The most important factor is
With Spring on its way in just over 9 weeks and warmer weather just around the corner , now is the time to get your Garden bed order underway…
Do I need a filter? This is a question we often get asked by customers while out and about carrying out service work. Lack of filters are also a reason why rainwater systems fail.
Back to the question whether filters are required, the simple answer is…
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