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Contact Retention Tank 1465 40 Gal. 1", 1-1/2" or 2" In-Out With Drain

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    Contact Retention Tank 1465 40 Gal. 1", 1-1/2" or 2" In-Out With Drain

    Purchase Contact Retention Tank 1465 40 Gal. 1", 1-1/2" or 2" In-Out With Drain

    Code: T2002140

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    Description

    CWS-1465 · 40 gallon · bottom drain

    40 Gallon Contact Tank with Bottom Drain

    Gives injected chlorine, peroxide or soda ash time to mix and react before the water reaches your filter. Sized for wells up to about 20 GPM.

    • Built-in baffling. Water goes down the center tube and rises through the whole tank, so it can't short-circuit from inlet to outlet.
    • Bottom drain. Flush oxidized iron and sediment without disconnecting anything.
    • Heavy duty. Seamless polyethylene liner in a fiberglass shell, rated 125 psi. No metal and no coating to fail.
    • 5-year warranty from date of purchase.

    How the Water Flows

    • Incoming water goes down the open center tube and discharges near the bottom of the tank.
    • It rises through the full tank volume, so every gallon gets contact time instead of short-circuiting to the outlet.
    • Outgoing water leaves at the top.

    Which Size

    For odor, iron, manganese and soda ash pH correction, the chemical needs to mix and react before it reaches the filter media. That often takes 30 to 60 seconds. Pick the tank that gives you about 2 minutes at your well's peak flow:

    TankPeak flow up to
    15 galabout 10 GPM
    30 galabout 15 GPM
    40 galTHIS TANKabout 20 GPM
    50 galabout 25 GPM
    70 galabout 35 GPM
    90 galabout 45 GPM
    110 galabout 55 GPM

    Installation

    1. Order: injection point, then contact tank, then filter. With a pump on the well pump circuit, inject before the pressure tank. With a flow-paced pump, the injection point can go after it.
    2. Head: grease the O-ring with the included silicone grease and thread the head on hand-tight. Nothing on the tank threads.
    3. Connect the inlet and outlet as shown in the piping guide. Incoming water must feed the center tube.
    4. Fittings into the head: pipe joint compound or Teflon paste. No Teflon tape, and don't overtighten.
    5. Vacuum relief valve included (required for warranty): install it on a tee on the inlet pipe.
    6. Copper or steel pipe: flex connectors on the inlet and outlet.
    7. Unions on the inlet and outlet so the head can come off for service.
    8. Drain: ball valve on the bottom drain. Flush once a year.

    Compare Contact Tanks

    CodeModelCapacityIn/OutDrainDimensions
    T2002080CWS-105415 gal1"No10.2" D x 54.5" H
    T2002370CWS-105415 gal1"Yes10.2" D x 54.5" H
    T2002090CWS-135430 gal1"No13.2" D x 54.3" H
    T2002380CWS-135430 gal1"Yes13.2" D x 54.3" H
    T2002140THIS TANKCWS-146540 gal1", 1-1/2" or 2"Yes14.3" D x 74.0" H
    T2001820CWS-166550 gal1", 1-1/2" or 2"Yes16.2" D x 75.2" H
    T2002100CWS-186570 gal1", 1-1/2" or 2"Yes18.1" D x 77.6" H
    T2001830CWS-216290 gal1", 1-1/2" or 2"Yes21.4" D x 74.4" H
    T2001840CWS-2465110 gal1", 1-1/2" or 2"Yes24.2" D x 79.1" H

    Heights are the tank on its base. The head adds about 3". Ozone tanks are a different design: see ozone contact tanks.

    Questions

    Do I need the static mixer?

    Not usually. The tank does the mixing. An in-line static mixer helps when the injection point is close to the tank, or with soda ash on a flow-paced pump, where you want the solution blended before it enters the tank.

    Can I use my pressure tank as the contact tank?

    No. Water flows past a pressure tank on a tee, not through it, so it gives almost no contact time.

    Are these tanks NSF certified?

    The tank is. The fiberglass vessel is NSF certified (NSF/ANSI 44), with a polyethylene liner that meets FDA 21 CFR 177.1520 for drinking water contact. The head, center tube and fittings are separate parts and aren't covered by the tank's certification, so the assembled contact tank as a whole isn't NSF certified.

    Why 125 psi when the tank is rated 150?

    The plastic head is the limit. The tank itself is rated 150 psi; the assembly is rated 125.

    Warranty

    5 year warranty from date of purchase. Contact tanks installed without a vacuum breaker are not covered under warranty

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