About this product

A normally-closed 24 V solenoid that opens only while the purifier is filling. It is the component that stops your tank overflowing and your pump running dry, and it does so on a duty cycle measured in tens of thousands of operations. With no power applied the valve is shut, so a power cut closes the inlet rather than opening it — the safe failure direction. Low draw, silent actuation, corrosion resistant.

Highlights

• Normally closed — fails safe on power loss
• Silent actuation, low power consumption
• Long life performance under daily cycling
• Leak-proof push-fit connections
• Easy installation, high stability output
• Suitable for all types of RO purifiers

Common questions

What does 'normally closed' mean?

With no power applied the valve is shut. If the purifier loses power the inlet closes rather than opening — the safe failure direction.

Do I still need a float valve?

We recommend it. The solenoid is the primary cut-off; the float is the mechanical backstop for the day the solenoid or the controller fails.