Outback Explorer Modular Caravan & RV Water Tank 43L - Pair
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Caravan water tanks are essential for long trips and remote destinations in Australia. Ensure your caravan water tanks or camper water tanks are made from quality materials and are durable. At Outback Equipment, we stock high-quality caravan water tanks, guaranteeing a reliable water supply and a method for safe waste disposal.
Our range includes grey water tanks, portable water tanks, water tanks with taps, water storage containers, and fresh water tanks. Sizes range from 16 litres to 200 litres, ensuring you always have a fresh supply of cool, great-tasting drinking water for your caravan.
Ensure fresh water on the road with caravan water tanks from Outback Equipment. Our portable camper water tanks range from 16 litres to 200 litres. We offer guidance on fitting the tank to your caravan or camper. With quality brands, you'll find the perfect caravan water tank for your needs.
We offer durable water tank accessories like roof rack water tanks with brackets, 12v water tank gauges, and caravan inline water filters. Explore our quality outdoor equipment for your caravan or camper. Choose us for durable, high-quality caravan water tanks built to withstand tough Aussie conditions.
Regular cleaning and maintenance of caravan water tanks are essential. If left for more than two weeks, tanks can develop bacteria, smells, and limestone deposits. Use household bleach for cleaning. The Department of Health recommends 125ml per 1000L of water. Empty and refill your tanks, then add bleach. Let it sit for 24 hours, then thoroughly flush with fresh water. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for changing water in your tanks.
Caravan water tanks are essential for providing a reliable water supply during trips. These tanks store potable water for drinking, washing, and cooking in camper trailers and caravans. Typically made from durable materials like polyethylene, these tanks can be mounted under the trailer or inside the caravan. Some models, like the Camec water tanks, are roto-molded for added durability.
Caravan and RV water tanks come in various sizes and designs, ensuring they meet the water storage needs of different travelers. Many caravan water tanks feature tank drain taps for easy maintenance and cleaning. Accessories perfect for your service vehicle, such as water tank gauges and inline water filters, enhance the ease of installation and use.
Filling your caravan water tank can be done at various locations throughout Australia. Many caravan parks and service stations offer water filling stations. Additionally, some camper trailer manufacturers provide designated areas for water refills. It's important to use a food-grade hose to ensure the water is potable.
For those with a tray water tank or headboard tank, filling can be more convenient as these tanks are designed for ease of access. Always ensure your water source is clean and safe to avoid contamination. If you are using water from remote locations, consider using caravan inline water filters for added safety.
Traveling with full caravan water tanks depends on several factors. For short trips, it might be more convenient to travel with a full tank to ensure an adequate water supply.
Caravan grey water tanks should also be considered. These tanks, designed for waste water, need to be emptied regularly to avoid overflow. When traveling with full tanks, ensure they are securely fastened to handle the tough Australian conditions.