The Rainkeeper® system was designed and
developed by Bennett’s Concrete Products. The Rainkeeper® meets
all the requirements of the “Basix” Regulations
on the re-use of rainwater.
Our system is confined to a “control box” which
is lockable; therefore ensuring your rain water re-use system
cannot be tampered with.
The Rainkeeper® system has been approved
for use by a number of councils along the NSW south Coast and
Southern Highlands;
it is currently being used by a number of major builders
within the South Coast, Wollongong and Southern Highlands area.
Our system has tank options of Concrete
and Polyethylene under ground, or Colourbond and polyethylene
above ground,
with tanks
size options of 400 litres up to 136,000 litres.
Above ground 10000ltr poly
Below ground 10000 ltr concrete
How It Works
Bennett’s Rainkeeper System Features
and Benefits
Rainkeeper
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Local company
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Quality product at a competitive price
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Fast efficient and friendly service
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System designed and manufactured locally
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Complies with BASIX regulations
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Approved for use by Wingecarribee, Shoalhaven and Eurobodalla
Councils
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30 years involvement in the Water and Recycling Industry
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4 service vehicles available
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Engineer drawn plans for Council submission
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Suppliers to Masterton, Beechwood and GJ Gardiner homes
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Full range of Rainwater accessories
Claytech Rainsub 45 Submersible pump
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Quiet operation
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2 year warranty
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1100w power
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Max head 48mtrs
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Max flow rate of 95 litres per minute
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Pump situated out of harms way
Tank options of Poly, Concrete and
Colourbond
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Able to fulfil any customers requirements
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Above and below ground options
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Below ground system unobtrusive and out of sight
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Below ground system can be installed front or back yard
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Extensive range of tank sizes (from 400 to 136,000 litres)
and colours
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25 year warranty on Poly and Concrete tanks
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20 year warranty on Colourbond
Weather proof Control Box
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Powder coated unit aesthetically pleasing
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Lockable box prevents tampering
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Ease of installation
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All components meet Australian Standards
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