صمام التعويم لضبط مستوى الماء قياس (1 1/4")

The float is connected to the valve stem. When water rises, the float lifts the stem to open the valve and stop flooding. When water drops, the float falls and the valve closes to prevent overflow.

The main parts are the float, the valve body, and the valve stem. The float tracks water level, the valve body houses the mechanism, and the stem transmits the float’s movement to open or close the flow.

Float valves come in sizes from 1/2" to 2" and are offered in materials such as brass, stainless steel, and plastic. Materials are chosen for corrosion resistance and suitability for indoor or outdoor use.

It's ideal for maintaining water levels in residential or commercial water tanks, cisterns, troughs, or other storage systems where automatic level control is needed.

Turn off the water supply, drain the tank, thread the valve into the inlet, seal joints, connect the float mechanism, adjust the float height for your desired level, and test for leaks by slowly refilling the tank.

Larger valves suit bigger tanks with higher flow needs, while smaller valves are for smaller tanks. Compare the 1/2" and 1" options for smaller tanks (https://fepy.com/products/1-2-float-valve and https://fepy.com/products/1-float-valve) and the 1 1/2" and 2" options for larger setups (https://fepy.com/products/1-1-2-float-valve and https://fepy.com/products/2-float-valve) to choose the right fit.

Regularly inspect for leaks, clean any mineral buildup from the float and stem, ensure the mounting is secure, and verify that the float can move freely without obstruction.

Ensure the valve is compatible with your water chemistry and tank materials, use appropriate seals to prevent leaks, and install away from high-pressure outlets or locations where freezing could occur to avoid damage.

Assess tank size, required flow rate, environmental exposure (indoor vs outdoor), material compatibility with water, and corrosion resistance to pick the right size and material.

Lifespan can vary with water quality, frequency of cycling, and exposure to corrosive elements. High-quality materials and proper maintenance typically extend service life.

Yes, look for mounting hardware, seals, and compatible float assemblies or adapters in the same product family to customize installation and fit.