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How do I install the RAIN HARVESTING TATO10 True 90 Degree Tank Overflow Bends?

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LeAmelia
12/17/2025, 06:51:59 PM

Installing the RAIN HARVESTING TATO10 True 90 Degree Tank Overflow Bends correctly ensures efficient water management for your rainwater harvesting system. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Using the Bend to Direct Water Away from Your Overflow:

    • Apply PVC solvent glue to the bend and attach it directly to your tank's overflow outlet, angling the bend in the desired direction.
    • Depending on the type of your overflow fitting (male or female), you might need an adapter to ensure a secure connection.
    • Connect the necessary pipework to the fitting, using PVC solvent glue to create a watertight seal.
  2. Using the Bend as a High-Level Overflow:

    • Carefully mark the exact center point where the overflow bend will be placed on the tank.
    • Using a holesaw that matches the diameter of the bend, drill a clean hole at the marked location. Remove any debris or plastic shavings.
    • Insert the TATO10 bend through the hole from the outside, ensuring the bend is facing upwards.
    • Apply a generous amount of silicone sealant around the bend where it meets the tank to create a watertight seal and secure it in place.
    • Connect the appropriate pipework to the fitting, sealing with PVC solvent glue.
  3. Maintenance:

    • A properly installed RAIN HARVESTING TATO10 overflow system typically requires minimal maintenance.

Remember to gather all the necessary tools and materials, which include a holesaw, marker pen, silicone sealant, PVC solvent glue, and primer. For additional assistance, detailed product specifications, or any further inquiries, please reach out to Rain Harvesting Pty Ltd at +61 7 3248 9600 or visit their website at rainharvesting.com. The product manual also contains valuable information.

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