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GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, 1/4 Inch Tube
The GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, designed for 1/4 inch tubing, is a practical solution for preventing the overflow of tanks or reservoirs by automatically shutting off reverse osmosis (RO) unit production when the container is full. This kit is compatible with all GrowMax RO units, including the POWER GROW 500, MEGA GROW 1000, and EC ELIMINATOR 0.0, and is essential for managing water flow in large holding tanks efficiently. It's particularly useful for ensuring that water production is halted when the tank reaches its capacity, thereby avoiding water wastage and potential overflow issues​.
$18.90
GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, 1/4 Inch Tube—
$18.90
GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, 1/4 Inch Tube
The GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, designed for 1/4 inch tubing, is a practical solution for preventing the overflow of tanks or reservoirs by automatically shutting off reverse osmosis (RO) unit production when the container is full. This kit is compatible with all GrowMax RO units, including the POWER GROW 500, MEGA GROW 1000, and EC ELIMINATOR 0.0, and is essential for managing water flow in large holding tanks efficiently. It's particularly useful for ensuring that water production is halted when the tank reaches its capacity, thereby avoiding water wastage and potential overflow issues​.
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The GrowMax Water Float Valve Kit, designed for 1/4 inch tubing, is a practical solution for preventing the overflow of tanks or reservoirs by automatically shutting off reverse osmosis (RO) unit production when the container is full. This kit is compatible with all GrowMax RO units, including the POWER GROW 500, MEGA GROW 1000, and EC ELIMINATOR 0.0, and is essential for managing water flow in large holding tanks efficiently. It's particularly useful for ensuring that water production is halted when the tank reaches its capacity, thereby avoiding water wastage and potential overflow issues​.
