Automatic pool water level regulator

Automatic swimming pool water level regulator

The swimming pool water level regulator automatically controls the water inflow via a system comprising a valve and a float.

When the water level in the tank drops, the position of the float allows water to enter. Once the set level is reached again, the float actuates the valve to stop the tank from filling.

This system helps to reduce the need for manual top-ups and to maintain more stable conditions in the swimming pool.

Made from ABS with an anti-UV coating

The body is made of ABS and features an anti-UV coating, a particularly important feature when the regulator is installed outdoors in areas exposed to sunlight.

The product can be used in indoor and outdoor swimming pools, spas and hot tubs, provided that the connections and installation conditions are compatible.

What is a level controller used for?

During normal use of a swimming pool, the water level may drop as a result of evaporation, splashing, maintenance work or use of the pool.

The regulator ensures that the necessary water is replenished to restore the set level, thereby preventing the technician or user from having to manually check and open the supply each time.

Key benefits

• Automatic regulation via a valve and float.
• Less need for manual filling.
• It helps to maintain a stable water level.
• Body made from ABS.
• Anti-UV treatment.
• Suitable for use in swimming pools, spas and hot tubs.
• For use in indoor and outdoor installations.

Recommended applications

The level controller can be used in:

• Residential swimming pools.
• Communal swimming pools.
• Indoor swimming pools.
• Outdoor swimming pools.
• Spas.
• Jacuzzis.
• Installations where lost water needs to be automatically replenished.

Compatibility must be checked in relation to the type of vessel, the lining, the hydraulic connections and the intended location.

Installation recommendations

The regulator must be installed in a position that allows the float to correctly detect the water level in the tank.

The water supply must include the necessary shut-off and safety devices. It must also be checked that the mains pressure is compatible with the valve and that the connections are completely watertight.

The installation must include a suitable drainage or safety system to prevent overflow in the event of a fault, blockage or dirt in the valve.

It is recommended that the installation be carried out or supervised by a professional specialising in swimming pool installations.