Collecting rainwater can be an alternative to reduce mains water consumption and make daily water usage more cost effective or simply reduce intake of chemically treated water. However, untreated rainwater may contain health concerning contaminants or bacteria in the collection tank and can pose a risk when consumed untreated.
To ensure rainwater meets the quality standards for consumption, Plumbscan rainwater filtration systems are tested and designed to industry standards. The rainwater filtration systems by Plumbscan are tailored to rainwater tank volume capacity and flow rate.
Water purification today – why do we need it?
Water for consumption should be free of harmful bacteria and toxins. Ingesting unfiltered or untreated rainwater can compromise health or lead to health concerning disease. While some naturally occuring minerals are beneficial, added chemicals used to sanitize water or water tanks can still remain in small to high dosage. Furthermore, rainwater tanks can contain washed in particles of rotten tree leaves, bird droppings, dead bugs or airborne contaminants like mold, bacteria and viruses. Rainwater tanks in residential areas nearby high traffic or industrial areas burning fossil fuel, may deal with an emission-contaminated atmosphere. Plumbscan offers professional advice on rainwater filtration systems available to you, to safely enjoy your rain water.
