Water Softener
- Home
- All Products
- Collections
- Commercial Ro (41)
- Residential Ro (5)
- UV Lights (4)
- Water Softeners (12)
-
- Alkaline Water and Its Effects on the Human Body
- Arsenic In Well Water
- Calcium and Magnesium Removal
- Hard Water Explained
- Iron And Sulfur Filter Calculator
- Iron In Water
- Nelsen Limited Warranty
- Reverse Osmosis Sizing Calculator
- Reverse Osmosis Systems
- Salt Free Water Softener
- Shipping & Refund Policy
- Sulfur In Water
- Water softener Sizing Chart
- Well Activated Carbon Filter
- Well Water Treatment
- What Is Water Filtration
- Whole House Water Filter Systems
- Filters (5)
- Privacy Policy
- Residential Water Softeners
- Automated Pure Water (37)
- Brine Tanks, Components, and Accessories (72)
- Resins, Filter Media, and Chemicals (128)
- Canpro Cartridge Systems and Accessories (7)
Tanks & Accessories
211 products
Showing 1 - 48 of 211 products
Tanks & Accessories for Effective Water Treatment Systems
The Tanks & Accessories collection is designed specifically to support and optimize water treatment systems by providing high-quality mineral tanks, brine tanks, covers, safety assemblies, and essential fittings. This category focuses on durable, reliable components essential for ion exchange, water softening, and filtration setups. Whether you're upgrading a residential softener or outfitting a commercial water treatment installation, these tanks and accessories are engineered to ensure efficient operation and long-lasting performance.
How These Tanks & Accessories Work
Mineral tanks, such as the 4x36 slotted BW4036S or the 12x48 polyethylene PT1248-C, serve as the main vessels where ion exchange resins or filter media are housed. Water passes through these tanks, allowing the media inside to remove hardness, iron, or other contaminants. Brine tanks, including round models like the 18x33 almond BT1833-RA or the charcoal 18x40 BT1840-RC, hold the salt solution needed for regenerating water softener resin beds.
Accessories like the Structural Quick Lock Dome Hole Plugs (DHP-QL, CH20882) help seal openings on mineral tanks, preventing leaks and contamination. Diffusers such as the 2" Top Mount Diffuser (CH5671) ensure even water distribution inside tanks, improving contact with the media. Safety components, including the Nelsen 1" Commercial Safety Brine Valve Assembly (494-10) and safety cap assemblies for brine tanks, provide crucial protection against backflow and spills during regeneration cycles.
How to Choose the Right Tanks & Accessories
Selecting the appropriate tanks and accessories depends on your water treatment system type, capacity requirements, and installation specifics. When choosing mineral tanks, consider the size and media volume needed based on water hardness and flow rates. Polyethylene tanks, like PT1248-C, offer corrosion resistance and are suitable for many residential and light commercial applications, while fiberglass-reinforced tanks may be preferred for larger or more demanding setups.
Brine tanks come in various sizes and colors (charcoal, almond) to fit system space constraints and aesthetic preferences. Accessories such as dome hole plugs and diffusers must match the tank dimensions and port sizes to ensure proper fit and function. For safety valve assemblies, verify compatibility with your brine tank and plumbing to maintain system integrity.
Sizing and Compatibility Considerations
- Mineral Tank Size: Common sizes like 4x36, 10x54, and 12x48 inches accommodate different media volumes and water flow rates. Larger tanks generally handle higher capacities.
- Brine Tank Capacity: Tanks such as 18x33 or 18x40 inches provide sufficient salt storage for regular regeneration cycles; choose based on your system's salt consumption and refill frequency.
- Accessory Fit: Dome hole plugs and diffusers must align with the specific tank models and port diameters. For example, the Structural Quick Lock Dome Hole Plug is designed for mineral tanks with specific hole dimensions.
- Material Compatibility: Polyethylene tanks resist corrosion from salt and water treatment chemicals. Charcoal and almond color options do not affect performance but can coordinate with existing equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know which brine tank size to choose for my water softener?
A: Brine tank size depends on your water softener’s capacity and salt usage. Larger households or systems treating harder water require bigger tanks to hold enough salt for regeneration cycles. Refer to your system’s specifications or consult a water treatment professional for guidance.
Q: Can I use the same accessories on different mineral tank brands?
A: Accessories like dome hole plugs and diffusers are often designed to fit specific tank sizes and configurations. While some may be compatible across brands, always verify measurements and compatibility to ensure proper fit and avoid leaks.
Q: What is the purpose of a diffuser inside a mineral tank?
A: Diffusers distribute incoming water evenly across the resin or media bed inside the mineral tank. This improves contact efficiency, reducing channeling and ensuring consistent treatment performance throughout the media.
Ships across the U.S. with free domestic shipping; international orders are quoted by carrier and weight at checkout.
Related: Water Softeners · Reverse Osmosis · UV Sterilizers · Buying Guides


























































