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Jump to 4min in the video. Most valves I see that are automated are singular built-in units. I like that this contraption simply attaches to an existing ball valve.
Anybody know what product this is? Better yet…anybody know of a esp based product that’s pre-assembled?
Not sure about the specific version of shutoff they’re using there, but I will say to be careful of buying the cheap ones off Amazon. Some of the cheap ones don’t have the torque necessary to actually shut off the water. I’d take a look at Paul Hibbert’s videos on YouTube. He just covered one of these that looked pretty good.
Not sure about the specific version of shutoff they’re using there, but I will say to be careful of buying the cheap ones off Amazon. Some of the cheap ones don’t have the torque necessary to actually shut off the water. I’d take a look at Paul Hibbert’s videos on YouTube. He just covered one of these that looked pretty good.
Very cool. I’ll check it out. Thanks for the heads up.