RainMaster 1700 gallon in-ground rainwater collection system. Includes everything needed for a complete rainharvesting system.
Product Code: 5190-1700-IG
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Web Price: $3,599.95
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The RainMaster 1700 IG is a professional-class complete in-ground 1700 gallon rainwater harvesting system. Every component has been carefully selected and perfectly matched for optimal performance.
System includes:
The Graf 1700 Gallon Carat Tank - Graf Carat-S 1700 Gallon Underground Cistern with Pedestrian Manway, 14" Telescopic Riser and Childproof PE Lid. Unlike most cisterns, the Carat can be left empty without the risk of collapsing.
The Graf Optimax Pro Internal Filter Package - Internal self-cleaning cascade filter package. Includes filter, downpipe attachments, calming inlet, overflow siphon and Spannfix sleeve. Suitable for roof areas up to 3,750 sq. ft.
The Divertron X-1200 1 horsepower automatic pump - Leader Divertron X-1200 1HP, 115V submersible automatic rainwater pump with integrated on/off control and run-dry protection. No switches, floats or pressure tanks required. Provides seamless integration with irrigation systems and toilets.
The RainMaster 1-1/4" Floating Extractor - The floating extractor consists of an air-filled ball which suspends the floating inlet filter 4" below the water's surface where the cleanest and most oxygenated water resides.
The RainMaster Pump Connection Kit with MPT to hose barb adapter and marine-grade stainless steel hose clamp to connect the Divertron X-1200 to the floating extractor.
Available Options:
Vehicle Loading Option - $689.95
Includes heavy duty telescopic dome shaft and cast iron lid for vehicle loading up to a maximum axle loading of 2.2 tons.
Rainharvesting Yard Sign Running your sprinklers while municipal water restrictions are in effect is one of the great benefits of rainwater collection systems. But if you have this sign in your yard, your neighbors and code enforcement officers will know that you're doing your part by irrigating with harvested rainwater.
