Frequently Asked Questions
A Leaf Eater rain head is a device installed at the top of a downpipe to filter out leaves and debris from rainwater before it enters the drainage system. It uses a mesh screen and a unique design to ensure only clean water passes through, preventing blockages and contamination.
Installing a rain head helps maintain a clean gutter system by preventing leaves and debris from clogging your downpipes. This not only improves water flow but also reduces the risk of water damage and prolongs the lifespan of your rainwater harvesting system.
Yes, Leaf Eater rain heads are designed for easy installation. Most models come with clear instructions and can be fitted to existing gutter systems without the need for professional assistance. However, if you're unsure, consulting a plumber is always a good idea.
Leaf Eater rain heads are built to handle Australia's heavy rainfall conditions. They are engineered to cope with large volumes of water while efficiently filtering out debris, ensuring continuous water flow and preventing overflow during heavy downpours.
Maintaining your Leaf Eater rain head is simple. Regularly check and clean the mesh screen to ensure it remains free of debris. Most rain heads can be easily detached for thorough cleaning. Routine maintenance helps ensure optimal performance and longevity of the device.