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JieKeLong's brass float ball valves are designed for automatic liquid level control and overflow prevention in fluid storage setups. Key applications include water tanks, cisterns, boiler feed systems, irrigation reservoirs, and chemical solution storage. They are vital for maintaining stable levels to avoid overfilling, resource waste, and equipment damage in both domestic and industrial storage systems.
Brass float ball valves enable automatic level regulation via float-linked mechanisms, maintaining set liquid levels without manual adjustment.
They reduce water waste and overflow risks by shutting off flow once levels reach thresholds in storage systems.
Robust brass construction resists corrosion, protecting tanks and pipelines from damage caused by leaks or overfilling.
Precision-engineered seals and float mechanisms ensure long-term reliability (8+ year service life) across potable water, irrigation, and industrial liquid systems.
Check pipe threads for cleanliness and smoothness, removing any burrs. Inspect the float and valve seat for damage, ensuring the float moves freely.
Screw the valve onto the inlet pipe by hand first, then tighten with a wrench 1-2 turns. Position the float so it hangs vertically in the tank without obstruction.
Leave 5-8cm space around the valve for adjustment. After installation, test with water to check if the valve shuts off properly when the set level is reached, and inspect for leaks.
As liquid rises, the float lifts, actuating a lever to close the valve.
When levels drop, the float falls, reopening the valve to let fluid flow.
The brass mechanism ensures precise alignment, with buoyancy regulating closure to maintain set levels without leakage.
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