Description

Utilize the wasted space underneath your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter to add fresh water storage with the Tec Vanlife Stainless Steel 22-Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Driver Side)from Nomadic Supply Company.Explore the great outdoors with confidence and peace of mind, knowing you have a reliable and rugged water solution at your side. The Tec Vanlife Stainless Steel 22-Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Driver Side), boasting an impressive 22-gallon capacity (approximately 83.28 liters), is designed to meet all your on-the-road water needs, no matter where your adventures take you.Crafted from top-grade, thick-gauge stainless steel, this water tank is built to endure the harshest conditions, ensuring maximum durability and longevity. Say goodbye to worries about road debris, rocks, or rough terrains, as this tank, measuring approximately 44 inches (length) x 14 inches (width) x 8.7 inches (height), is specifically engineered to resist damage and maintain its pristine condition, mile after mile. Whether you’re embarking on a weekend camping trip, a cross-country journey, or a thrilling off-road adventure, the Tec Vanlife Stainless Steel 22-Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Driver Side) is the perfect travel companion.Embrace the freedom of the open road with the Tec Vanlife Stainless Steel 22-Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Driver Side). Experience the ultimate combination of performance, reliability, and convenience for all your water storage needs during your adventures. Upgrade your journey today and embark on unforgettable experiences with the assurance of a dependable water supply always at your side!Our innovative tank has been meticulously crafted to seamlessly nestle beside the fuel tank on both Sprinter and Ford Transit models. Positioned on the driver’s side, precisely below the crew window and behind the driver’s seat, our tank integration guarantees optimal use of space.Experience the ease of installation and the peace of mind that comes with a tank perfectly tailored to your van’s specifications. Make your journey smoother with our thoughtfully designed tank – a seamless blend of form and function.

Tec Vanlife Stainless Steel 22-Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Driver Side) Features:

22-gallon capacity (approximately 83.28 liters) for extended trips.
Thick gauge stainless steel construction ensures durability and resistance to road debris and rocks.
3x 5mm thick stainless steel mounting brackets for easy and secure installation.
Compatible with Sprinter Transit undermount systems for a seamless integration.
Designed and tested to withstand the toughest terrains and conditions.
Effortless Installation with Stainless Steel Mounting Brackets
44 inches (length) x 14 inches (width) x 8.7 inches (height)

How to Clean Our Camper Van Water Tanks:

Make sure you rinse the water tank before first use.Nomadic Supply Company recommends using our Lippert Floë Compressed Air Camper Van Fresh Water Flushing System throughout the year to keep your water system completely pristine. In addition to flushing your water system you can also use bleach or vinegar to clean our freshwater tanks, or you can one of our camper van fresh water tank cleaning solutions. To clean your tank with bleach or vinegar follow the instructions below.Step 1: Drain the water tank completelyStep 2: Mix 4 oz bleach or vinegar with 1 1?2 gallons of hot waterStep 3: Pour bleach/vinegar solution into tankStep 4: Fill tank with fresh water until its fullStep 5: Let sit for 12 hoursStep 6: Drain the water tank completely, refill with fresh water and drain completely again (you may need to repeat this rinse step a few times)

Camper Van Water Tank Venting:

Camper van water tanks must be vented. These freshwater tanks are not designed to handle pressure or a vacuum. A vent is necessary because as the tank is filled or emptied of its liquid an equal proportion of air must be displaced simultaneously. Discharge of a water tank without a vent would cause a vacuum to occur. A generally accepted rule concerning vent size is that it should be the same size as the tank’s largest outlet.