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Leak in PEX amp; fittings - Airstream Forums

We camping for a week, everything went fine. While I was dumping the tanks getting ready to go home, I noticed a drip by the left back wheel well. Ran around and look in the closet and the carpet was soaked and I could see where water had leaked I assume from the fittings. I cut the water off and waited to get home to investigate. When I pulled back to carpet, the floor was soaked and soft all the way back under the bed on the street side. It must have been leaking the whole week but it probably was not the first time this had happened. I hooked back up to my water and no leak, so I assume the water pressure at the campground was to high. I guess I was mistaken when I thought the city water inlet was also a pressure regulator. Anyway, I need to fix the leaky pipes and have a question as to why the pressure relief valve would be there. Is that needed? The T that has the plug can be done away...

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Poly Tanks • Adelaide

In modern times, the poly tank has come to dominate the water tank market. Gone are the day of the galvanised rainwater tanks that are prone to rust, leaks and a short life span. In are the poly tanks the are designed to be highly durable, easy to install and they also come in a multitude of colours to match their partnered house and property.

Durability

Poly tanks are made from UV stabilised polyethylene used to ensure the poly tanks are made tough for harsh Australian conditions. The tanks are manufactured from food grade polyethylene to meet Australian Standards AS 2070 (Food Grade Polyethylene) and Australian Standards AS/NZS 4020 (Testing of Products for Use in Contact with Drinking Water).

Most poly tank suppliers have a very generous 20 - 25 year replacement warrenty on their poly tanks due to the high quality of their stock. Removable lids allow for easy tank cleaning. Tanks should be cleaned thoroughly every 2 to 3 years.

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