Red Lion - Pressure Tanks

How Red Lion Pressure Tanks Improve Water Systems

Red Lion is a trusted manufacturer of water system components, offering durable and efficient pressure tanks and pump & tank systems designed to support consistent water pressure in residential and commercial applications. Engineered to reduce pump cycling and extend pump life, their products feature heavy-duty steel construction, leak-safe stainless steel connections, and corrosion-resistant internal liners. Certified for safe drinking water, Red Lion systems come in various sizes and configurations to suit diverse capacity needs. With a focus on quality, reliability, and ease of installation, Red Lion provides long-lasting solutions for effective water pressure management.

Why Choose Red Lion Pressure Tanks?

Red Lion Pressure Tanks are a reliable choice for both residential and commercial water systems due to their durable construction, consistent performance, and ability to maintain steady water pressure. Designed to work efficiently with well pumps, these tanks help reduce pump cycling, extend pump life, and improve overall system efficiency. Their quality materials and proven engineering ensure long-term use, making them a dependable solution for managing water supply needs. Explore their pressure tanks at our Canadian warehouse or check them out below:

Red Lion RL20A Pre-Charged 21 Gallon Pressure Tank

The Red Lion RL20A Pre-Charged 21 Gallon Pressure Tank is designed to maintain consistent water pressure in residential well systems with up to 6 water fixtures and pump outputs up to 7 GPM. Built with durable 20-gauge steel and a patented polypropylene Leak Safe Liner, it ensures long-lasting, safe performance. Certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 and 372 standards for clean drinking water, it features a high-efficiency Butyl Rubber diaphragm and internal liner to reduce pump cycling and extend pump life. With flexible installation options and an optional stainless steel tank connection kit, the RL20A offers a reliable and efficient solution for home water systems.

Red Lion RL14A Pre-Charged 14 Gallon Pressure Tank

The Red Lion RL14A Pre-Charged 14 Gallon Pressure Tank is a durable and efficient solution for residential water systems with up to four fixtures and pump outputs up to 6 GPM. Constructed with heavy-duty 20-gauge steel and a 304 stainless steel connection, it features a high-performance Butyl diaphragm and a polypropylene Leak Safe Liner for enhanced safety and longevity. Certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 and 372 standards for ensuring clean water, this tank helps maintain consistent water pressure while reducing pump cycling to extend pump life.

Red Lion RL44A 44 Gallon Pressure Tank with Leak Safe Technology

The Red Lion RL44A 44 Gallon Pressure Tank with Leak Safe Technology is a durable and efficient solution for maintaining consistent water pressure in residential well water systems with up to 14 fixtures and pump outputs of 15–20 GPM. Built with a heavy-duty 20-gauge steel body and a patented polypropylene Leak Safe Liner, it ensures superior leak protection and long-lasting performance. Certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN standards for clean, safe drinking water, it features a high-efficiency Butyl Rubber diaphragm and internal liner to reduce pump cycling and extend pump life.

FAQs

1. What is the main purpose of a pressure tank in a water system?

A pressure tank stores pressurized water to help regulate water pressure throughout a plumbing system, preventing the pump from cycling on and off too frequently. It acts as a buffer, providing consistent pressure and reducing wear on the pump, which increases system efficiency and extends the lifespan of components.

2. How does a pressure tank maintain water pressure in a home?

A pressure tank uses compressed air to apply force to the stored water inside. When a faucet or appliance is used, the tank releases water under pressure until it drops below a preset threshold, prompting the pump to turn on and refill the tank. This ensures smooth water flow and avoids sudden pressure drops during use.

3. Can a pressure tank be installed vertically or horizontally?

While most pressure tanks are designed for vertical installation to maximize space and performance, some models can be mounted horizontally if specified by the manufacturer. Always follow installation guidelines, as improper positioning can affect pressure control and shorten the tank’s lifespan.

4. How often should I check or maintain my pressure tank?

It’s recommended to check your tank’s air pressure at least once a year using a tire gauge on the air valve. The pressure should be 2 PSI below the system’s cut-in pressure. Regular checks help ensure proper performance and prevent costly issues like pump damage or inconsistent water pressure.

5. Is it normal for a pressure tank to make noise during operation?

Mild noise during filling is normal, but loud banging, hissing, or water hammering may indicate air charge imbalance, pipe issues, or a faulty tank. Persistent or unusual sounds should be inspected promptly to avoid further system damage or pressure instability.