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The Bianco NXT Pressure Tank Range is engineered to extend pump life, prevent rapid pump cycling, and save energy across New Zealand domestic, agricultural, and commercial water systems. Built with cold-rolled carbon steel, a virgin polypropylene liner, a butyl rubber diaphragm, and pre-charged with nitrogen gas to 4 bar, Bianco pressure tanks provide reliable pressurized water storage for every application.
The primary purpose of a pressure tank is to store pressurized water against a nitrogen gas cushion, satisfying small draw-offs (toilet flushes, tap drips, small garden hoses) without forcing your water pump to start every single time.
Ideal for compact domestic pressure systems, under-bench installs, and direct pipe-mounting without footings.
Designed with integral pump mounting brackets on top and floor feet below for compact all-in-one pressure systems.
High-capacity pressure tanks for residential homesteads, multi-dwelling setups, farm washdowns, and commercial booster systems.
Bianco NXT tanks come factory pre-charged with nitrogen to 4.0 bar (58 psi). For pressure-switch-controlled pumps, the air pre-charge pressure in the tank should be set to 0.2 bar (2–3 psi) below the pump cut-in (start) pressure. Always adjust air pressure when the tank is completely empty of water pressure.
Yes. Many electronic pressure controllers shut off the pump at low flow rather than pressure. Adding a pressure tank absorbs small leaks (like dripping taps or running toilet valves) without triggering the controller to start the pump, saving significant energy over the pump's lifetime.
Nitrogen molecules are larger than oxygen molecules, meaning gas leaks through the rubber diaphragm much slower than compressed air. Nitrogen is also dry and non-corrosive, extending diaphragm lifespan and maintaining pre-charge pressure longer.
For standard household supply, a 24L to 60L tank is ideal for general domestic use. Larger dwellings, farm washdowns, or multi-tap irrigation systems benefit from 80L to 450L tanks, which maximize draw-off volumes and reduce pump motor heat from frequent starting.