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External Submersible Question

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I am sure I have seen someone on here remove their onboard water tank and replace with an external submersible and water socket.

I have taken out my onboard tank today, freeing up some handy storage, but I would like to know what submersible/socket combination to buy, as there appear to be a couple of options.

Any advice would be most welcome.

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what are your options I have an underfloor tank but the place I got it from stopped selling them and I need another one for my new van .been on cak tanks website but need a degreee in internet navigation to use the site
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This is the sort of thing I am on about on fleabay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Whale-ES1000-Sock ... .m20.l1116

One model says microswitched the other pressure switched.

Ideally I would like to utilise the existing switch in the floor by the sink to power the external submersible.

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this has been done on my van.

I have a socket similar to a caravan like this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CARAVAN-WHALE-WAT ... .m20.l1116

along with a Whale pump like this one

http://www.mmleisure.co.uk/cgi-bin/site ... =mmleisure

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just to add it is operated by turning the tap on

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go to http://www.caktanks.co.uk/..halfway down the page on the left.you can download their catalog.i think if you ring them.they can tell you which tank you might need.as a few off here have purchased off them...
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or speak to timber tech, i believe he is supplying (and fitting if required) under floor water tanks, waste and fresh!

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yes we do a package

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