The WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) from Nomadic Supply Company takes the hassle out of manually pressurizing water by conveniently absorbing the water pressure from your house. Plug your garden hose into the tank’s quick connect and your WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) will automatically pressurize as it fills.
Take pressurized water wherever you need it with WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) (formerly known as the Day Tank). 3.85 gallons of water are available to you wherever you need to clean, rinse, refresh, or water something down. Add pressure as you fill it with a standard garden hose, or use the optional WaterPORT Pump Cap (WX2000) to pump it up while on the road. You can even connect a bike pump, or air compressor to the included schraeder valve to add up to 40psi.
Our multi-pattern nozzle turns your pressurized water into a Swiss army knife. Use the mist spray for hot days on the boat, jet rinse to spray the mud from your tires, shower setting for getting the salt off your skin, or center spray for cleaning dishes on the go. Life is full of messy situations, we have you covered.
All of our tanks are made from food-grade plastic that is BPA-free. So fill it up with drinking water if you want!
The WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) has 4 available mounting options: hitch mount, bar mount, platform mount, and bed rail mount. These mounting options allow you to mount to virtually anything you can think of: roof baskets, trailer hitches, ATV bars, RV ladders, boat railings, truck beds, roll bars, airboats, bike mounts…the list goes on!
WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) Kit includes:
3.85 Gallon Day Tank
High-Pressure Spray Nozzle
8′ coiled hose
Fill valve
All Day Tanks have a Schraeder valve installed for pressurizing via pump or compressor.
WaterPORT 4 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank (SC1000) Specifications:
25.5″ Long x 7.5″ Wide x 11″ high
18 lbs empty
42 lbs full
WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to