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Watts - RT80 - Fiberglass Retention Tank, 21"x 67 ", 80 Gallon Capacity

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Watts - RT80 - Fiberglass Retention Tank, 21"x 67 ", 80 Gallon Capacity

The Watts RT80 fiberglass retention tank delivers 80 gallons of reliable storage capacity in a corrosion-resistant design built for commercial and residential water treatment systems. Engineered with a one-piece polyethylene liner and buttress-threaded connections, this 21" x 67" tank handles up to 75 psi and 120°F with ease.
SPECIFICATIONS

Watts RT80 Technical Details

Model Number Watts RT80
Capacity 80 gallons
Dimensions 21" diameter x 67" height
Construction Fiberglass with one-piece polyethylene liner
Inlet/Outlet Connections Top-mounted with buttress thread, includes 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit and 1-1/4" male NPT fittings
Drain 1" blow down drain with 360° orientation at lowest point
Maximum Operating Pressure 75 psi
Maximum Operating Temperature 120°F
INSTALLATION & USE

Setting Up Your Retention Tank

  1. Position the Watts RT80 tank on a level, stable surface capable of supporting the full weight when filled (approximately 750 lbs total with water).
  2. Install an appropriate vacuum/pressure relief valve in the plumbing system as required for safe operation. Connect inlet and outlet piping to the top-mounted buttress-threaded fittings using the included 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit.
  3. Install the 1" blow down drain at the bottom of the tank, adjusting the 360° orientation as needed for your drain line configuration.
  4. Fill the tank slowly while monitoring for leaks at all connections. Verify the vacuum/pressure relief valve operates correctly before placing the system into regular service.
COMPATIBILITY

System Integration

The Watts RT80 retention tank is designed for integration with commercial and residential water treatment systems requiring bulk storage capacity. The top-mounted inlet/outlet design easily accommodates vacuum breakers and standard PVC plumbing connections. Compatible with reverse osmosis systems, well water treatment setups, and other applications requiring pressurized water storage up to 75 psi. The corrosion-resistant fiberglass and polyethylene construction makes it suitable for both treated and untreated water storage within the specified temperature range.

🔧 Pro Tip: Always verify your installation surface can support the full weight of the RT80 when filled. At 80 gallons plus the tank weight, you're looking at over 700 lbs total. A concrete pad or reinforced platform is recommended for most installations, and the vacuum/pressure relief valve isn't optional—it's required for safe operation and prevents tank damage from pressure fluctuations.
The Watts RT80 fiberglass retention tank delivers 80 gallons of reliable storage capacity in a corrosion-resistant design built for commercial and residential water treatment systems. Engineered with a one-piece polyethylene liner and buttress-threaded connections, this 21" x 67" tank handles up to 75 psi and 120°F with ease.
SPECIFICATIONS

Watts RT80 Technical Details

Model Number Watts RT80
Capacity 80 gallons
Dimensions 21" diameter x 67" height
Construction Fiberglass with one-piece polyethylene liner
Inlet/Outlet Connections Top-mounted with buttress thread, includes 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit and 1-1/4" male NPT fittings
Drain 1" blow down drain with 360° orientation at lowest point
Maximum Operating Pressure 75 psi
Maximum Operating Temperature 120°F
INSTALLATION & USE

Setting Up Your Retention Tank

  1. Position the Watts RT80 tank on a level, stable surface capable of supporting the full weight when filled (approximately 750 lbs total with water).
  2. Install an appropriate vacuum/pressure relief valve in the plumbing system as required for safe operation. Connect inlet and outlet piping to the top-mounted buttress-threaded fittings using the included 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit.
  3. Install the 1" blow down drain at the bottom of the tank, adjusting the 360° orientation as needed for your drain line configuration.
  4. Fill the tank slowly while monitoring for leaks at all connections. Verify the vacuum/pressure relief valve operates correctly before placing the system into regular service.
COMPATIBILITY

System Integration

The Watts RT80 retention tank is designed for integration with commercial and residential water treatment systems requiring bulk storage capacity. The top-mounted inlet/outlet design easily accommodates vacuum breakers and standard PVC plumbing connections. Compatible with reverse osmosis systems, well water treatment setups, and other applications requiring pressurized water storage up to 75 psi. The corrosion-resistant fiberglass and polyethylene construction makes it suitable for both treated and untreated water storage within the specified temperature range.

🔧 Pro Tip: Always verify your installation surface can support the full weight of the RT80 when filled. At 80 gallons plus the tank weight, you're looking at over 700 lbs total. A concrete pad or reinforced platform is recommended for most installations, and the vacuum/pressure relief valve isn't optional—it's required for safe operation and prevents tank damage from pressure fluctuations.
$1,542.47
Watts - RT80 - Fiberglass Retention Tank, 21"x 67 ", 80 Gallon Capacity—
$1,542.47

Description

The Watts RT80 fiberglass retention tank delivers 80 gallons of reliable storage capacity in a corrosion-resistant design built for commercial and residential water treatment systems. Engineered with a one-piece polyethylene liner and buttress-threaded connections, this 21" x 67" tank handles up to 75 psi and 120°F with ease.
SPECIFICATIONS

Watts RT80 Technical Details

Model Number Watts RT80
Capacity 80 gallons
Dimensions 21" diameter x 67" height
Construction Fiberglass with one-piece polyethylene liner
Inlet/Outlet Connections Top-mounted with buttress thread, includes 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit and 1-1/4" male NPT fittings
Drain 1" blow down drain with 360° orientation at lowest point
Maximum Operating Pressure 75 psi
Maximum Operating Temperature 120°F
INSTALLATION & USE

Setting Up Your Retention Tank

  1. Position the Watts RT80 tank on a level, stable surface capable of supporting the full weight when filled (approximately 750 lbs total with water).
  2. Install an appropriate vacuum/pressure relief valve in the plumbing system as required for safe operation. Connect inlet and outlet piping to the top-mounted buttress-threaded fittings using the included 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" PVC solvent fitting kit.
  3. Install the 1" blow down drain at the bottom of the tank, adjusting the 360° orientation as needed for your drain line configuration.
  4. Fill the tank slowly while monitoring for leaks at all connections. Verify the vacuum/pressure relief valve operates correctly before placing the system into regular service.
COMPATIBILITY

System Integration

The Watts RT80 retention tank is designed for integration with commercial and residential water treatment systems requiring bulk storage capacity. The top-mounted inlet/outlet design easily accommodates vacuum breakers and standard PVC plumbing connections. Compatible with reverse osmosis systems, well water treatment setups, and other applications requiring pressurized water storage up to 75 psi. The corrosion-resistant fiberglass and polyethylene construction makes it suitable for both treated and untreated water storage within the specified temperature range.

🔧 Pro Tip: Always verify your installation surface can support the full weight of the RT80 when filled. At 80 gallons plus the tank weight, you're looking at over 700 lbs total. A concrete pad or reinforced platform is recommended for most installations, and the vacuum/pressure relief valve isn't optional—it's required for safe operation and prevents tank damage from pressure fluctuations.
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