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1/2in Float Ball Valve Tank Automatic Water Level Control Stainless Steel Floating Ball Valve

Name: 1/2in Float Ball Valve Tank Automatic Water Level Control Stainless Steel Floating Ball Valve
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN05410
Price: 8.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£23.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

The 1/2in Float Ball Valve Tank Automatic Water Level Control is designed for efficient water level management in various applications such as high water tanks, swimming pools, and industrial water towers. This stainless steel floating ball valve features automatic control, allowing it to manage the flow rate and the opening and closing of the inlet pipe based on the water level. When the water level rises to a predetermined height, the valve automatically shuts off the water injection, and it resumes when the level drops.

Technical specifications

Thread size: G1/2in

Maximum installation inclination: 30 degrees

Working pressure range: ≤1.0MPa

Residential tap water pressure: 0.3-0.5MPa

Minimum water level drop for siphon pipes: 80cm/31.5in

Installation

Install the valve vertically on a horizontal plane with the float valve facing downward.

Fix the water pipe on the horizontal surface before installing the valve on the water inlet pipe.

Ensure the shut-off valve is fully open during use.

If using two float valves in a pool, ensure they are at the same level.

Clean any impurities in the pipe before installation to prevent blockage of the ball valve.

Usage

Applicable water pressure range: 1.2-10 kg (use under reasonable circumstances).

Normal water drops at the bottom of the ball valve during indoor installation are expected and not a defect.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Length
6 cm
Width
2 cm
Height
4.9 cm
Material
Stainless steel

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