S&B 16 Gallon Mercedes Sprinter Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009)

Utilize the wasted space underneath your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter to add fresh water storage with the S&B Mercedes Sprinter 16-Gallon Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009) from Nomadic Supply Company. The S&B Mercedes Sprinter 16-Gallon Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009) is used for storing water on the Passenger side of the Mercedes Sprinter, or as a grey water tank.

The S&B Mercedes Sprinter 16-Gallon Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009) is made from food-grade safe, BPA-free polyethylene plastic and is pending NSF certification. Our tanks are perfect for your home build or build needing RVIA certification. We make our tanks in-house and pressure test every tank.

S&B Mercedes Sprinter 16-Gallon Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009) Features:

• Water Tank Accepts variety of universal fittings
• Water Tank is designed for non-pressurized systems. The tank must be vented.
• Water Tank is made from BPA-free Food Grade Polyethylene Plastic
• Water Tank is RVIA certified.
• Water Tank is pending NSF certification
• Water Tank can be used as a grey water or a fresh water tank

S&B Mercedes Sprinter 16-Gallon Undercarriage Water Tank (Passenger Side) (10-3009) Fitment:

How to Clean Our Camper Van Water Tanks:

Make sure you rinse the water tank before first use, as there can be plastic bits left in the tank from the manufacturing process.

Nomadic Supply Company recommends using our Lippert Floë Compressed Air Camper Van Fresh Water Flushing System throughout the year to keep your water system completely pristine. In addition to flushing your water system you can also use bleach or vinegar to clean our fresh water tanks, or you can one of our camper van fresh water tank cleaning solutions. To clean your tank with bleach or vinegar follow the instructions below.

Step 1: Drain the water tank completely
Step 2: Mix 4 oz bleach or vinegar with 1 1⁄2 gallons of hot water
Step 3: Pour bleach/vinegar solution into tank
Step 4: Fill tank with fresh water until its full
Step 5: Let sit for 12 hours
Step 6: Drain the water tank completely, refill with fresh water and drain completely again (you may need to repeat this rinse step a few times)

Camper Van Water Tank Venting:

Polyethylene camper van water tanks must be vented. These fresh water tanks are not designed to handle pressure or a vacuum. A vent is necessary because as the tank is filled or emptied of its liquid an equal proportion of air must be displaced simultaneously. Discharge of a water tank without a vent would cause a vacuum to occur. A generally accepted rule concerning vent size is that it should be the same size as the tank’s largest outlet.