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The shut-off valve of this valve must be fully open when in use.
If two float valves are installed in one pool, they should be kept on the same water surface.
Please clean the impurities in the pipe before installation to avoid blocking the ball valve.
When installing the product, the ball valve will drip, which is a normal phenomenon.
Automatic liquid level control valve
Free your hands and maintain the water level continuously
Self-stopping when water is full
When the water level reaches the water level line of the shut-off valve, the water supply will be stopped automatically
Self-opening with less water
Water supply starts automatically when the water level drops to the shut-off valve level line
1/2" Upper Water Inlet
3/4" Upper Water Inlet
1/2" Side Water Inlet
3/4" Side Water Inlet
Farm girl
2025-08-28 18:38:18
So much better then a regular trough waterer/float.
Dennis Emmons
2025-07-06 16:11:51
Just set it up yesterday seems to be working perfect we'll see how time goes I will update my five-star at a later time if need be. I like it It's small enough to do it the job holds the pressure from my garden hose and my fountain level has not changed since yesterday. I'm serious I got another fountain I bought too I can't wait to hook it up.
Amzn
2025-06-19 09:32:04
So far it's working, time will tell if it holds up. The last one of these from a different vendor didn't last long, but I'm hopeful this one will work out longer term. Good product
MillertimeUSNA
2025-05-31 18:06:03
Be aware that if you are planning to use a garden hose to connect to this that the end is male, just like the business end of your garden hose. Order a female-female adapter or extension to connect to the end of your hose. Easy to then zip-tie st your desired minimum water level.UPDATE: I recommend a 25psi pressure reducer as one of my garden hoses exploded when it was in the hot sun all day. The pressure reducer will keep this from happening since the house must be charged at all times too ensure the float valve works.
Doug Voorhies
2025-05-28 16:38:08
Looks neat, have assembled, works great
Review4You
2025-05-10 13:18:39
They don’t work.
Kate
2025-05-07 12:02:56
I have never used this type of fill valve before, but I have used plastic ones before. It seems to work well to keep my hydroponic reserve from overfilling. I have it hooked up to a pipe that connects to a faucet set on an automatic timer, because I don't want a faucet free flowing for the length of my vacation if something disconnects the water line while I am gone. My first thought getting a metal one is that it would possibly be more durable than the plastic ones, but since I've never had a plastic one break that's perhaps not a fair comparison. I think it might take a couple years to really determine which kind works better for the long term. However, one of the ones I received seems to be working well for my purposes now and I will building another hydroponics system shortly to use another.
C. Cox
2025-03-20 13:53:21
This summer, I've tried to automate my vegetable garden as much as possible. The plants are watered by solar irrigators. Each of them draws from one of several buckets around the garden. Water to the buckets, in turn, is provided from the tap. Each bucket has a float valve to keep it full, but not overflowing.For this use, these float valves are superior to the others I've used because multiple rings on the barrel allow for it to be set at different heights. It allows for adjusting whether the shut-off occurs at the bucket rim, like the other float valves I've used, or a bit below it, which avoids spillage due to wind or an accidentally knocked or tilted bucket.The supporting stainless steel elbows and adapters have very loose threads, and require a lot of plumber's tape (provided) to keep from leaking. A pressure reducer between the hose and the valve also helped me decrease the leakage.A 1/2" NPT to 3/4" NPT adapter is provided with each valve. Unfortunately it doesn't mate with 3/4" hose ends, so I had to buy that adapter separately. It's also offered without the supporting hardware for a few dollars less, and I'll probably purchase them that way if I need any more.
Farm girl
2025-03-17 18:54:27
So much better then a regular trough waterer/float.
Dennis Emmons
2025-02-12 18:46:17
Just set it up yesterday seems to be working perfect we'll see how time goes I will update my five-star at a later time if need be. I like it It's small enough to do it the job holds the pressure from my garden hose and my fountain level has not changed since yesterday. I'm serious I got another fountain I bought too I can't wait to hook it up.
Amzn
2025-02-05 11:06:32
So far it's working, time will tell if it holds up. The last one of these from a different vendor didn't last long, but I'm hopeful this one will work out longer term. Good product
MillertimeUSNA
2025-02-02 17:27:40
Be aware that if you are planning to use a garden hose to connect to this that the end is male, just like the business end of your garden hose. Order a female-female adapter or extension to connect to the end of your hose. Easy to then zip-tie st your desired minimum water level.UPDATE: I recommend a 25psi pressure reducer as one of my garden hoses exploded when it was in the hot sun all day. The pressure reducer will keep this from happening since the house must be charged at all times too ensure the float valve works.
Doug Voorhies
2025-01-17 11:34:21
Looks neat, have assembled, works great
Review4You
2024-12-27 11:01:50
They don’t work.
Kate
2024-12-20 14:54:47
I have never used this type of fill valve before, but I have used plastic ones before. It seems to work well to keep my hydroponic reserve from overfilling. I have it hooked up to a pipe that connects to a faucet set on an automatic timer, because I don't want a faucet free flowing for the length of my vacation if something disconnects the water line while I am gone. My first thought getting a metal one is that it would possibly be more durable than the plastic ones, but since I've never had a plastic one break that's perhaps not a fair comparison. I think it might take a couple years to really determine which kind works better for the long term. However, one of the ones I received seems to be working well for my purposes now and I will building another hydroponics system shortly to use another.
C. Cox
2024-12-17 14:17:35
This summer, I've tried to automate my vegetable garden as much as possible. The plants are watered by solar irrigators. Each of them draws from one of several buckets around the garden. Water to the buckets, in turn, is provided from the tap. Each bucket has a float valve to keep it full, but not overflowing.For this use, these float valves are superior to the others I've used because multiple rings on the barrel allow for it to be set at different heights. It allows for adjusting whether the shut-off occurs at the bucket rim, like the other float valves I've used, or a bit below it, which avoids spillage due to wind or an accidentally knocked or tilted bucket.The supporting stainless steel elbows and adapters have very loose threads, and require a lot of plumber's tape (provided) to keep from leaking. A pressure reducer between the hose and the valve also helped me decrease the leakage.A 1/2" NPT to 3/4" NPT adapter is provided with each valve. Unfortunately it doesn't mate with 3/4" hose ends, so I had to buy that adapter separately. It's also offered without the supporting hardware for a few dollars less, and I'll probably purchase them that way if I need any more.
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