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The Genuen Cold Water Tank Jacket is an essential protective solution for homeowners and facility managers using 25-gallon circular water tanks in unheated spaces like lofts, garages, or utility rooms. Designed to prevent freezing and minimize condensation, this jacket ensures your water storage remains protected from external temperature fluctuations throughout the winter months; however, users should ensure the tank is fully cleaned and inspected for leaks before installation to ensure the insulation remains dry and effective.
| Model Part Number | Tank Jacket |
|---|---|
| Brand | Genuen |
This specific model is designed for 25-gallon circular tanks. For other sizes, please see the 50-gallon or 70-gallon variants.
The jacket features 40mm of high-performance thermal insulation material.
Yes, it is compliant with water bylaw 30.
Yes, it is designed for environments like garages and lofts, provided it is kept away from direct water leaks.
Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth if necessary. Do not submerge the jacket in water.
Remove the jacket and inspect the tank for leaks or signs of persistent condensation. Allow the jacket to dry thoroughly in a ventilated area before reinstallation.
Ensure you are using the correct size for your tank. Adjust the tension of the wrap during installation to pull the edges together firmly.
Before installing the jacket, ensure the tank surface is dry and free of debris. Unroll the jacket carefully and wrap it securely around the 1120mm x 395mm x 490mm frame of your 25-gallon circular tank, ensuring a snug fit without gaps to maximize thermal retention. For long-term care, periodically inspect the exterior of the jacket for any signs of moisture or damage. Keep the area around the tank clear of sharp objects that might puncture the jacket material. If the insulation becomes saturated, remove it, allow it to air dry completely, and inspect the tank for any leaks before reinstalling.
