These rainwater harvesting modules for water conservation create an underground storage volume for captured rainfall. By storing filtered runoff for later use, a project can reduce demand for treated mains water and keep bulky storage equipment out of the visible landscape.
Product Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | Rainwater collecting module |
| Material / color | PP / black |
| Module size | 680 × 410 × 450 mm |
| Nominal volume | 0.125 m³ per module |
| Modules per m³ | 8 |
| Weight | 8 kg per module |
| Working temperature | −30°C to +120°C |
| Compressive strength | 25 tonnes/m² |
| HS code | 3925900 |
| Quality system | ISO 9001:2008 |
Practical Resource Conservation
The modules are manufactured in PP and connect into tanks sized around the available catchment and intended demand. A well-planned system combines storage with pretreatment, overflow control, pumping and a separate non-potable supply line. Conservation performance depends on matching tank capacity to local rainfall patterns and actual water use.
Where the System Is Used
Suitable applications may include irrigation, site cleaning, toilet flushing and other locally approved non-potable demands. The underground format is useful for residential, commercial and landscape projects that need to preserve usable surface area while managing rainfall close to where it falls.
Installation Principle
Prepare the excavation and structural base to the engineer’s design, assemble the interconnecting modules, then wrap the tank for its intended function. A permeable geotextile configuration supports infiltration; a sealed geomembrane configuration supports storage and reuse. Inlets, outlets, pretreatment, inspection access, ventilation, backfill and cover depth must be specified for the site.
Project and Shipping Reference
| Component | Packing |
|---|---|
| 680 × 410 mm section | 8 pcs per bundle |
| 450 × 410 mm section | 10 pcs per bundle |
| 20 ft GP reference | Approximately 90 m³ by bundle |
B2B Project Support
Leiyuan has produced plastic gardening and water-management components since 2008. To review a project, provide the required storage volume, catchment area or design flow, intended function, burial depth, surface load and delivery destination.
