Domestic water supply system – cost-effective and popular

In many locations, a domestic water supply system can replace expensive tap water from the water supply network by rainwater, service water and groundwater. The system is quiet, cost-efficient and, most importantly, independent from the public water supply.

An example of where a domestic water supply system can be used is a toilet cistern. Flushing the toilet works just as well with free rainwater than with tap water. The same applies to washing machines. Rainwater is actually easier on the machine, as it contains clearly less lime than tap water.

A domestic water supply system is also suitable for:

• Irrigating gardens
• Operating irrigation systems
• Supplying showers and other sanitary appliances with water