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304 Stainless Steel Water Level Float Valve 3/4 Inch - Ideal for Livestock Troughs, Water Tanks, Pools, Fish Tanks
$14.99
About This
- Premium 304 Stainless Steel Construction: it’s corrosion-resistant and rust-proof, ideal for long-term use in outdoor livestock troughs, water tanks and other scenarios with excellent load-bearing capacity and stability
- Precise Water Level Control & Labor Saving: Automatically senses water level to start or stop refilling, no manual monitoring needed. It effectively prevents water waste from overflow or water shortage, keeping the water at an optimal level
- Versatile for Multiple Scenarios: Compatible with livestock troughs, water storage tanks, pools, fish tanks and other containers. Two options available (with/without drainage hole) to meet different usage needs
- Easy Installation & Operation: Features a simple structure and highly adaptable accessories. No complex tools required—you can quickly complete installation and debugging alone, with hassle-free maintenance later
Overview
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : Paiaojia
- Item Weight : 4.8 ounces
- Manufacturer : Paiaojia
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