Sequential use of small water jugs with pump
Searched and searched for this but came up empty. I want to have several plastic jugs for water (jerry can size) I want to have all connected to the same hose and T'd off connected to the same p...
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Well to address some of the "comments", this is for a smaller vehicle (Class B Van) so space is at a premium. It's for being able to have a modular system that has an adjustable capacity depending on what the needs for the current trip or for what other people use needs are. Need more water for this type of trip, slide in more cans. People that don't need that much water can use the space for other stuff. I was actually thinking of collapsible containers but was trying to simplify question so the decision could change while on a trip.
It would allow using the oldest water first. Also, you could carry a can in a backpack, etc. into a restroom, etc. and fill one.
Yes, it could be done manually but was trying to avoid taking a shower and then realizing you need to flip a valve because you needed to open another tank.
The gravity idea is great but the location that I wanted, under a couch, leads to them being slid in like a bookshelf.
I just thought there might have already been an old school mechanical/simple switch solution out there without the complication of PLC, Arduino, etc.
Thanks anyway.
It would allow using the oldest water first. Also, you could carry a can in a backpack, etc. into a restroom, etc. and fill one.
Yes, it could be done manually but was trying to avoid taking a shower and then realizing you need to flip a valve because you needed to open another tank.
The gravity idea is great but the location that I wanted, under a couch, leads to them being slid in like a bookshelf.
I just thought there might have already been an old school mechanical/simple switch solution out there without the complication of PLC, Arduino, etc.
Thanks anyway.
