-Natural water pressure: Elevated water tanks naturally generate sufficient water pressure through their height difference, so that water can flow smoothly to the user end without relying on additional pumping devices. This not only simplifies the water supply system, but also reduces energy consumption.

-Continuous water supply: Even if the main water supply network fails, the elevated water tank can still provide a certain amount of water to ensure the continuity of water supply.

-Economic efficiency: Although the initial investment in building an elevated water tank is high, due to the reduced demand for pumping equipment, its operating costs are low in the long run, which has good economic benefits.

-Emergency reserve: When water supply is interrupted due to natural disasters or other emergencies, elevated water tanks can serve as temporary emergency water sources and provide critical life support.

-Efficient use of space: Elevated water tanks are usually placed on the top of buildings or on high ground in cities, which does not hinder the use of ground space and can give full play to its geographical advantages.

-Easy maintenance: Compared with underground water storage facilities, elevated water tanks are more accessible and convenient for daily inspection and maintenance.

-Improve water quality: By maintaining a stable water flow, elevated water tanks help reduce the accumulation of sediment in pipes, thereby improving water quality.

Water supply stability: The water pressure provided by elevated water tanks is more stable, which not only improves the user's water experience, but also reduces the risk of pipeline damage caused by water pressure fluctuations.