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Manual Valve
₺1,447.84
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Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibility
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- SKU
- WP-FV-011
- Category
- Water Treatment Spare Parts, Control Valves
No Electricity · Simple · Economical
Manual Valve
The Manual Valve is an electronics-free control valve that directs the water paths of sand, activated carbon and water softening vessels by hand; the user turns it to run the service, backwash and rinse cycles, and its simplicity makes it an economical, durable and easily maintained solution.
- Control
- By Hand (Manual)
- Electricity
- Not Required
- Use
- Vessel Units
01Problem & Solution
Not Every System Needs Automation
Problem
Unnecessary Electronics, Unnecessary Cost
Automatic valves with electronic boards cost more and need power. Where there is no electrical connection, or on low-consumption systems that wash rarely, that complication is unnecessary.
Solution
Simple Mechanical Control
The Manual Valve works without electronics. The user turns the valve to manage the service, backwash and rinse cycles, and with no board to fail it is long-lasting and economical.
02Key Features
Simple, Durable, Economical
The Manual Valve is designed to control vessel units in the simplest and most dependable way.
No Electricity Required
It works with no electronic board and no power, so it can be installed where there is no electricity.
Cycles Managed by Hand
The service, backwash and rinse cycles are directed easily by turning the valve.
Low Risk of Failure
With no electronic board, motor or sensor, there are few components that can fail.
An Economical Solution
It costs less than an automatic valve and brings the investment budget down.
Fits Standard Vessels
Fitted to a standard vessel neck, it is used on sand, carbon and softening vessels.
Easy Maintenance
Its simple mechanical construction means an O-ring and seal change keeps it in service for years.
03Technical Specifications
Valve Specifications
| Feature | Value | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Manual Control Valve | Which family the unit belongs to. Products in the same family can be used in place of one another. |
| Control | Hand-Turned | How the unit is managed. Automatic control needs no daily attention. |
| Electricity | Not Required | Whether electricity is needed. If it is not, the unit keeps producing during a power cut. |
| Cycles | Service · Wash · Rinse | How the resin is regenerated. This is where salt consumption comes from. |
| Use | Sand · Carbon · Softening | What setting it was designed for. A domestic unit will not carry a commercial load. |
| Connection | With Vessel Neck | Where it connects to the system. A building inlet and a flat’s internal plumbing call for different products. |
| Weight | 1 kg | Product weight. For wall mounting, the supporting surface is chosen accordingly. |
| Dimensions | 13 × 13 × 20 cm | The outer dimensions of the unit. The cabinet or plant room has to be wider than this. |
04Applications
Where Is It Used?
The Manual Valve is used in treatment systems that do not need automation or where there is no electricity.
- Sand Filter Units
- Activated Carbon Systems
- Water Softening Units
- Pure Water Resin Vessels
- Places Without Power
- Low-Consumption Systems
- Budget-Led Projects
- Valve Replacement
05How It Works
How Does the Manual Valve Work?
Fitting to the Vessel
The valve is fitted to the neck of the vessel holding the media bed, and the inlet, outlet and drain lines connected.
The Service Position
With the valve in the service position, water passes through the media bed, is treated and goes to the outlet.
Switching to Backwash
When it is time to wash, the user turns the valve and the water flows in reverse to clean the bed.
Rinse
After the wash the valve is set to rinse; the bed is settled and the line cleared.
Return to Service
The valve is returned to service and the system picks up treatment where it left off.
06Making the Right Choice
What Decides the Right Valve
When choosing the Manual Valve, the usage pattern, vessel compatibility and the discipline to keep track must be assessed correctly.
Discipline in Keeping Track
A manual valve suits places where the user can keep track of wash times.
Tank Compatibility
The valve’s neck size and riser tube diameter must match the existing vessel exactly.
System Flow Rate
The facility’s peak flow must suit the valve’s capacity; excessive flow creates pressure loss.
The Power Situation
Where there is no electricity, or the supply is intermittent, a manual valve is the practical answer.
07Maintenance and Use
Notes That Extend Its Life
- Backwash and regeneration must be carried out on time; neglected, the bed blocks and treatment efficiency falls.
- Turn the valve slowly and fully into position; left halfway, it can weep and leak.
- If there is sediment at the inlet a pre-filter should be used; particles wear the gaskets and sealing faces.
- O-rings and gaskets should be checked periodically, and installation is best carried out by a technical service engineer.
08Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
What does the Manual Valve do?
It directs the water paths of sand, activated carbon and water softening vessels. The service, backwash and rinse cycles are run by turning it by hand, with no electronics and no electricity.
How does it differ from an automatic valve?
An automatic valve starts the backwash itself, on time or on flow. With a manual valve the user keeps track of wash times and turns the valve by hand. The manual valve costs less but demands regular attention.
Does it need electricity?
No. A manual valve needs no electronic board, no motor and no power, which makes it the practical answer where there is no electricity or the supply is intermittent.
Can it be used for water softening?
Yes, it can be used on softening vessels too. The brine draw during regeneration is managed by hand as well, however, so an automatic valve is more practical where consumption is heavy and regular.
Will it fit my existing vessel?
The valve’s neck size and riser tube diameter must match the vessel, and the system’s flow rate must sit within the valve’s capacity — which is why the existing vessel size needs to be known in advance.
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Installation and commissioning
Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibilityThe system is delivered ready to install; it only needs to be connected to the inlet and outlet lines. If valve setup is required, we provide free support over a video call. Installation and commissioning fall under our service work and are subject to a service fee. Plumbing labour and any pipes, valves and fittings are not included in the price; these items are the customer’s responsibility.
Warranty
ConsumableThis product is classed as a consumable or spare part; because its life depends on use, it is not covered by warranty. Faulty or incorrectly shipped items are replaced — just get in touch with us.
Withdrawal and returns
Distance sales agreementThe right of withdrawal and the return terms are set out in detail in the distance sales agreement. Systems that have been installed and commissioned, and made-to-order products, are outside its scope.
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