Straight Harcostar Rain Trap Diverter - Black

It is compatible with round downpipes of 63mm, 68mm, 80mm, and 100mm, and square downpipes of 61mm and 65mm. It is not suitable for cast iron downpipes.

Installation involves cutting a section from your downpipe and inserting the diverter, followed by connecting the hose to your water butt. It is described as an easy process.

Yes, its primary function is to divert excess water back down the downpipe once your water butt is full, preventing overflows.

Some water butts may require a pre-drilled hole for attachment. This is typically an easy process that you can perform with the right tools.

The kit includes a 0.5m (approximately 1.6 feet) flexible connecting hose.

It is made from recycled and recyclable plastic.

The Harcostar Rain Trap Diverter comes with a 5-year guarantee.

Check the diverter and connecting hose for any blockages from leaves, twigs, or other debris. Ensure the diverter is correctly seated in the downpipe and that the hose connection to the water butt is clear and not kinked.

Verify that the diverter is firmly inserted into the downpipe and that all connections are secure. Ensure the flexible hose is tightly attached to both the diverter and the water butt. If necessary, check for cracks or damage to the hose or diverter body.

Confirm your downpipe's dimensions (diameter for round, width for square) against the compatible sizes (round: 63, 68, 80, 100mm; square: 61, 65mm). Remember, this diverter is not suitable for cast iron downpipes.

Many water butts require a pre-drilled hole for diverter attachment. If your water butt does not have one, you will need to drill an appropriately sized hole according to your water butt's instructions or the hose diameter. This is generally an easy process.