We had an Abbey GTS with the same system.( It was a while ago now).
I remember that you connected an Aquaroll to the outside fitting with a submersible pump, and there was a separate switch on the control panel to fill the tank.
There were three lights on the control panel to show the water level (red, yellow, green) which never seemed to work that well.These worked off floats in the tank.
It was not automatic.
We found it was necaessary to clean the tank fairly regularly with Milton tablets to prevent musty taste in the water. We made up a solution in the aquaroll, pumped it through, left a while then flushed with clean water.
We used to run the tank low before leaving and drain it when we got home.(Thereshould be drain plug underneath.)
It was cracking van, ours was an 89 model, bought from a dealer in 90 (unused) had it 9 years.
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Topic: Abbey spectrum onboard water tank
