I must admit every time I look at that big container under the sink I think of all that lost space........... I remember seeing an eriba on a site somewhere that had 2 containers 1\2 that size.
Might think about a smaller one on a shelf (if I can find a good shape) so I can use the space underneath for other things.

For those thinking of an external supply, consider the size of the pipe joining the washroom and kitchen taps together.
I have a recently bought Triton 430 which had been converted. I think the pipe joining the two taps together is too small. There is a pressure drop across this pipe to the kitchen sink resulting in reduced flow. Another little job on the list ;)

I ran the pipes (hot and cold) around the inside of the Troll from the bathroom inlet,
through the Propex heater to the kitchen sink. with no problems at all.
The submersible pump was the Whale Premium which I think is around 12L/min

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Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #38

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To which picture are you referring, Philip? Small yellow cap?

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Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #54

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Thanks for the picture, Philip.

Your caravan is later than mine, I think, and has a different water container so I'm afraid I don't know about the yellow cap.

I suppose it could be some sort of valve to allow air to enter as the water is pumped out.

Does anyone know what its function is?

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Smaller than mine then at 13L , I have been keeping an eye out for a 10 L container with a big enough opening for the pump to fit in, 10 L should be ok for me and give me more room in the cupboard.

My 2012 also had a small yellow cap at the end, it also unscrewed. I have no issues when filling the container from the large hole. The only thing I can think it is for is when you use the filling spout when the container is under the sink, you will then need to unscrew the yellow cap to avoid an air lock. Automotive Leisure sell the filler spout with a long tube. If you look at their most recent news letter you can see one on the last page.

Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #56

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It appears to be the same as the one shown on P19 of the 2015 Touring brochure that Poptop320 posted recently, Nev.

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Sorry to resurrect and old post, but..I want to fit an external socket for my water supply and am slightly confused. If I have a tap with a microswitch can I use an inlet with a pressure switch or do I have to use an inklet which uses the micro switch ?Just thinking that the pressure system would be better for the future if the microswitch failed.