Rain water harvesting goes back to the third century BC where farming communities used it for irrigation purposes. It involves storing rain water in a tank rather than allowing it to runoff. in order to preserve it for future use. In some households the water collected is directed into a deep pit to percolate. Rainwater harvesting systems can be installed with minimal skills. The system should be sized to meet daily water consumption.

Rain water harvesting

systems collects the

water using the home's

gutter system from the

rooftop and directs it

into the cistern

through numerous

downspouts.

Households utilize the

stored water for

watering the garden,

irrigation, water for

livestock, laundry, and

other usages.

Collecting water helps to reduce your water bill and conserve water. This is especially advantageous in regions receiving scanty rainfall as it provides an additional source of water supply during droughts, and reduces demand on wells in developing countries.

Cisterns are commonly used

in areas where water is scarce

as they are often built to catch

and store rainwater. Cisterns

are different from water tanks

as they are not completely

sealed, can be placed almost

any location around the house

and should be secured

properly. It will be advisable

to incorporate it into the floor

plan of your home at the

design stage in order to keep

structural support for the tank

and other surrounding factors

in mind.

Solar Pump System be

applied to daily use (rain

water or ground water) for

the home usages. Solar

water pump system is

dispensed with energy

storing devices, and can

pumps the water around the

residence. Recent years, with

utilization of solar energy is

being used in municipal

engineering, city centre

squares, parks, tourist sites,

hotels, landscapes,

irrigation and in residential

areas.