Float Valve

It features corrosion-resistant solid brass construction, is designed for high-capacity flow, has an adjustable float to set the water level, and offers easy installation without glue or electricity.

Ideal for irrigation systems, water tanks, swimming pools, and water treatment setups, as well as other domestic or industrial water storage applications requiring automatic water level control.

Steps: shut off the water supply, choose a mounting point, thread the valve into the tank or pipe, connect the supply line, tighten fittings, adjust the float to the desired level, then turn the water back on and test for proper operation and leaks.

Use the adjustable float to set the target water level. Raise or lower the float to achieve the desired level; if your model includes a separate flow adjustment, use that mechanism as instructed by the product manual.

Yes. The brass construction is corrosion-resistant, designed for longevity in water environments and repeated cycling.

Many brass float valves are suitable for potable water, but please confirm the product’s potable-water rating and comply with local regulations before use.

If you’re evaluating options on Fepy, you can compare with these alternatives: Brass High-Flow Float Valve 3/4 inch — https://fepy.com/product/brass-high-flow-float-valve-3-4-inch; Automatic Water Level Float Valve 1/2 inch — https://fepy.com/product/automatic-water-level-float-valve-1-2-inch; Plastic Float Valve for Tanks 1 inch — https://fepy.com/product/plastic-float-valve-tank-1-inch.

In most setups, installation takes about 15–30 minutes, depending on your system’s configuration and plumbing.

Periodically inspect for leaks, clean any debris from the valve seat, and ensure the float moves freely without obstruction. Re-tighten fittings if needed.

Fepy typically offers a return window (for example, 30 days) from delivery for unused items in original packaging; check the product page for the exact policy and instructions for returns.

Install as intended with compatible fittings and verify that the valve’s materials and ratings suit your water system and local codes. Follow standard plumbing safety practices and avoid exposing brass to incompatible chemicals.