iSpring T32M Pressurized Water Storage Tank with Ball Valve for Reverse Osmosis RO Systems, 4 Gallon, 1/4" Tank Valve Included
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Size: 4 Gallons
Features
- Metal pressurized tank with up to 3.2 gallon holding capacity
- Made from food grade butyl diaphragm with post-cure procedures provides a tasteless and odorless water chamber. Tested by independent third-party to meet NSF/ANSI Standard
- Stainless steel 1/4" NPT valve thread, 1/4-inch tank valve Included
- Discharges effectively in both vertical and horizontal position
- Pre-pressurized between 7-10 psi for common use
Description
"Features: Stainless steel 1/4"" NPT valve thread connection to connect to RO systems and other water producing applications. Smooth internal air vent cap prevents diaphragm damages. High-grade butyl diaphragm and post-cure procedures ensure a safe, tasteless and odorless water chamber. Discharges effectively in a vertical or horizontal position. Tested by independent third- party to meet NSF/ANSI Standard. IAMPO approved. CE Mark approved Specifications & Dimensions: Height: 14"" Diameter: 11"" Tank size: 3.2 gallons Shipping weight: 9 LBS Tank ball valve included."
Brand: iSpring
Special Feature: NSF certified
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 11"W x 14"H
Package Information: Bottle
Installation Type: Under Sink
Item Weight: 8 Pounds
Model Name: Pressurized Water Storage Tank
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Global Trade Identification Number: 84
Manufacturer: iSpring Water Systems
Brand: iSpring
Special Feature: NSF certified
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 11"W x 14"H
Package Information: Bottle
Installation Type: Under Sink
Item Weight: 8 Pounds
Model Name: Pressurized Water Storage Tank
UPC: 662425023684
Global Trade Identification Number: 84
Manufacturer: iSpring Water Systems
Item Weight: 8 pounds
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: T32M
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 16, 2010
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