Jobe Valves Rojo PartFill Backup Valve — maintains a low level in the tank with restricted flow. The ROJO Partfill float valve is a low flow valve intended for use in rainwater harvesting tanks. The purpose of the float valve is to automatically maintain a low level of water in the tank during periods of no or low rainfall. This allows services fed by the tank to continue while leaving capacity in the tank for refilling by the next rain.Outline of Operation• The Partfill valve is installed through the side wall of a storage tank. It should be mounted above the overflow level of the tank to prevent backflow.• As the tank empties the weighted float travels down the cord and sits on the bottom stop to activate the valve.• The valve will run until the weighted float lifts clear of the bottom stop.• The float will then rise as rainwater fills the tank and falls as the tank water is used.• The valve will only function at times when rain fall is insufficient to maintain a water level in the tank above the bottom stop.• The use of a flow restrictor before the valve will not cause the valve to malfunction.ApplicationsMaintaining water levels in:• Rain water harvesting tanks• Water cisterns• Irrigation and process plications.Features• Ideal for use with all makes and models of rainwater harvesting tanks• Compatible with trickle flow restrictors• Compact• Constructed from non-corroding materials• Built in non-return valve• Valve can be locked in off position using the lock off switchROJO PartFill Float Valve Product Information Warranty informationJobe valves will replace or repair product that fails due to faulty parts or manufacturing for 2 years from dated proof of purchase. Jobe Valves does not accept any liability whatsoever for any consequential damage caused, or associated costs involved, in the malfunction or in the replacing or repairing of any Jobe product. Ordering more than one? Bulk pricing is available on multi-valve orders — contact us and let us know what you need. Not sure Rojo Partfill is right for your system? Compare Rojo to Topaz, Megaflow, and Vortex.
