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THERM-X-SPAN T-5 Expansion Tank (2 Gallon Volume)

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Amtrol
SKU:
140735
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THERM-X-SPAN T-5 Expansion Tank (2 Gallon Volume)
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$44.40 each
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Connection Size
3/4"
Tank Volume
2 Gallons
2 Gallons4.4 Gallons

This item replaces: 140-735

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Product Highlight: Tank Volume
2 Gallons
Product Highlight: Connection Size
3/4" Connection
Product Highlight: Warranty
1 Year Warranty
Product Highlight: Max Pressure (PSI)
150 MAX PSI
Product Highlight: Temperature Range (F)
200°F MAX
Product Highlight: Connection Type
Threaded Connection

Description

Designed for use in closed, potable hot water systems, Therm-X-Span accepts expanded water as system temperature rises. This hot water is returned to the system when demand occurs. A thermal expansion tank, like Therm-X-Span, is essential in a closed system to protect your water heater.

Specs

Application:

Plumbing

Tank Volume:

2 Gallons

Max Accept. Factor:

0.45

Connection Size:

3/4"

Max Pressure (PSI):

150

Temperature Range (F):

200°F MAX

Connection Type:

Threaded

Height:

12-5/8"

Diameter (Inches):

8"

Warranty:

1 Year

Weight (lbs):

5 lbs

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THERM-X-SPAN T-5 Expansion Tank (2 Gallon Volume)
SKU: 140735
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Great unit! The written directions that came with the unit do not refer to needing to pressurize the tank to the same pressure as the water you have. The video at the web site: http://www.amtrol.com/troubleshooting.htm does refer to this process. The unit was pressurized to 4.5psi when I received it so it took a while to pump it up to the 80 psi water pressure. Other than that, the price and performance was/is great.
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Most Liked Negative Review

1st Tank only lasted 3 years

Matched to my system, giving it one more try...
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Always a great expansion tank to get the job done!

Easy to install and inflate to your desired PSI. I will definitely be buying more of these when needed.
JB
Columbia, MO
1 years ago
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Exactly what I needed

I bought this water expansion tank since my old one went out. Ordered this as the replacement and it's the exact same and exactly what I needed. I was able to add some air pressure to it to match the water pressure in my house and was able to install it easily and it's working great. (*fyi, you do need to also purchase Teflon and some pipe dope for the install.) Very happy with my purchase.
Amanda
Star, Idaho
1 years ago
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Therm-x-span T5 are Superior

Before and after retirement, I still use these expansion tanks for their reliability. I've always installed these tanks on water heaters and domestic water coils for boiler heating plants.
Retired master plumber
Pennsylvania
2 years ago
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I would buy this product again ..!!

It was easy to install and came in secure packaging ..
Handyman
Pennsylvania
2 years ago
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Just what I needed

And at a reasonable price shipped right to my home
CFCRuss
Salisbury NC
3 years ago
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Good Quality Expansion Tank

This Expansion tank was installed on a new hot water heater. Delivery was quick, arrived sooner than I expected. Reasonable price
Jerry
Lake Orion
3 years ago
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Expansion Tank

As promised and on time delivery.
Lon
Algonquin, Illinois
5 years ago
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Excellent ordering and delivery

Found out my current one was installed upside down :(
Neo
Harvard IL
5 years ago
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Poor warranty

Only has 1 year warranty, others are 5 years
Kingklog
NY
6 years ago
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Great Product!

We have been using this expansion tank for years and have never had a problem with any of the installations.
Big Jim
Pittsburgh, Pa
6 years ago
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Q: What is the difference between the ST-5 and the T-5?

Asked by MacGyver 9 years ago

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Therm-X-Trol valves have a longer warranty (five years rather than one year) and are made in the United States.

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Q: What's the difference between Therm-X-Span and Therm-X-Trol?

Asked by Jim 12 years ago

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Therm-X-Trol valves have a longer warranty (five years rather than one year) and are made in the United States.

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Q: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A T5 AND A T12

Asked by marty 14 years ago

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The T-12 is a larger expansion tank and should be used on bigger systems.

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A T12 is  next size up.Therm -expansion tank of 12 gallons

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- Jim

I figured it out. The T 12 is 4.4 gal expansion tank vs. the T5 which is a 2 gal tank. Jim This message contains information that may be confidential and privileged, and is intended only for the designated recipient(s). If you receive this message in error, please advise the sender by reply e-mail and delete the message. Thank you.

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Q: when this tank is purchased does it come already pressurized or does the pressure have to be done at time of installationa dn how much should it be?

Asked by Caz 14 years ago

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The tank's pressure should match the pressure in your system. This tank comes pre-pressurized to 40 psi.

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- Another PexSupply Customer

Already pressurized. Sent from my iPad

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- Another PexSupply Customer

This tank comes pressurized.

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- Another PexSupply Customer

Tank is should be  already pressurized to suite city pressure of approx 65 lb.John

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- Another PexSupply Customer

The tank does have a preset pressure from the factory, 45 psi if memory serves, but please check the instruction sheet. The pressure still needs to be adjusted to equal the setting of the water pressure regulator (pressure reducing valve). The idea is not to have strain on the tank membrane under normal conditions. If there's no PRV in the line, the setting has to be equal to the supply pressure, but it can only work if that pressure is below 60 psi because 60 psi is the maximum allowed for the tank. To adjust the tank pressure, you only need a tire pump and a tire gauge.

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- Another PexSupply Customer

Precharge = 20PSI Desired charge = water pressure in building up to a max of 80PSI See: http://video.answers.com/how-to-adjust-the-pre-charge-of-a-thermal-expansion -tank-165209307 for the procedure.

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- Another PexSupply Customer

The tank does come with a little pressure, but here is what you need to do: 1. Measure the water pressure in the house. Typically from 35 to 80 psi (if it is more than 80 you should install a pressure regulator) 2. Use a bicycle pump to pump the pressure of the tank to match the water pressure. You do NOT need to install the tank before you do this. Try not to use a standard compressor as it often has oil in the air. The oil will not come in contact with the drinking water, but it can deteriorate the membrane. 3. Install the tank and you are in business. Hope this helps. Jim

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Q: Hoe much pressure is the T2 tank suppose to be under? WIll lack of pressure cause water pipe noises? Is normal compressed air ok?

Asked by charlotte 15 years ago

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Proper tank pressure depends on the pressure in your system. This tank comes pre-charged at 40psi. You can change the pressure with normal compressed air. Lack of pressure in the tank can cause noise in the pipes (as can an undersized tank).

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- Jim

I am sure that you already have an answer to this, but here goes: 1. measure your water pressure and that is the pressure that you should pump the tank to. 2. Yes 3. Yes although it should not have oil in it (as some do)

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Q: What is the difference between models T-5 and ST-5 ?.

Asked by Bob 15 years ago

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The ST is made in the USA and the T is made overseas.

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Q: Is this unit under pressure?

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Yes, all Amtrol expansion tanks are under pressure.

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Q: where in the system is this product installed.

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Please see page 2 of this document: http://www.amtrol.com/pdf/MC4090%2007_10TXTBrochure.pdf

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Q: what is the correct orientation for installing the tank? The installing plumber put our's horizontal and another plumber working on another issue later said this was incorrect.

Asked by Would like to know 16 years ago

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This tank should be installed vertically.

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Q: how big of a water heater does this model work with. ex. 55 gallon tank?

Asked by cozmodo 16 years ago

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This unit can work with a water heater as large as 80 gallons.

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