FloPlast Mini Gutter Rain Diverter - 50mm Grey

Fits 50mm downpipe for MiniFlo rainwater system. Connects 50mm Minflo downpipe to a waterbutt. The...

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This guide is for owners of the FloPlast Mini Gutter Rain Diverter, designed to help you effectively collect rainwater for gardening and other uses. This diverter connects your 50mm downpipe to a water butt, offering an environmentally friendly way to save water and money. However, ensure compatibility with your existing gutter system before installation.

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Model Part NumberRVM1G
BrandFloPlast

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FAQs

What size downpipe does this diverter fit?

The FloPlast Mini Gutter Rain Diverter is designed to fit 50mm round downpipes.

How does the diverter prevent the water butt from overflowing?

The diverter has a built-in mechanism that automatically directs excess water back into the downpipe once the water butt is full.

Can I use this diverter with any water butt?

The diverter is compatible with most water butts, but ensure the connection to the water butt is secure and appropriate for your setup.

How do I clean the diverter?

Regularly inspect and clean the diverter, removing any leaves or debris that may accumulate. Use a brush or cloth to wipe clean.

What materials is the diverter made from?

The FloPlast Mini Gutter Rain Diverter is typically made of durable, weather-resistant plastic.

Is the installation difficult?

No, the installation is designed to be straightforward. The diverter easily connects to the downpipe and water butt.

Where is the best place to install the diverter?

Ideally, install the diverter on a downpipe that collects water from the roof of a garage, shed, or greenhouse.

Troubleshooting

Water is not diverting into the water butt.

Check for blockages in the diverter or the connecting pipe. Ensure the water butt is not already full and that the diverter is correctly installed.

Overflowing water butt.

Check the water butt level. Ensure the diverter is functioning correctly and allowing excess water to bypass the outlet when the water butt is full.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reduces water bills.
  • Environmentally friendly.
  • Easy to install.
  • Compatible with many gutter systems.
  • Automated overflow feature.

Cons

  • Requires a water butt.
  • Requires periodic cleaning.
  • May not be suitable for all downpipe configurations.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Compatibility: Ensure your downpipe is 50mm in diameter. Check that the diverter fits snugly.
  2. Installation:
  3. Cut a section of the 50mm downpipe.
  4. Insert the diverter.
  5. Connect the flexible connector to the diverter and the water butt.
  6. Care: Regularly inspect and clean the diverter and the connecting parts to remove any debris.
  7. Maintenance: Periodically check the water butt for any blockages and ensure the overflow mechanism is functioning correctly. Consider cleaning the water butt to prevent the build-up of algae and sediment.

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