Automatic water valve installation

Step 1: Installing the Water Shut-Off Valve in the Pipe

  1. Turn off the building’s main water supply.

  2. Open the nearest faucet to release pressure from the pipes.

  3. Loosen the pipe connection where the shut-off valve will be installed (e.g., before a manifold or a branch to an appliance).

  4. Install the shut-off valve between the pipes (use Teflon tape or thread sealant if needed). If the valve does not fit the chosen location, additional plumbing work may be required to create a suitable connection. Ensure the pipes are dry and clean.

  5. Tighten the valve moderately with a wrench. Do not overtighten, but make sure it is tight enough to prevent leaks. The valve must remain stress-free and aligned straight with the pipe axis. ✔


Step 2: Connecting the Control Cable and Power Supply

Small Kit

Medium/Pro Kit

Connect the cable to the corresponding port on the valve

Connect the valve cable to the corresponding port on the control panel

Plug the adapter into a power outlet (5 V adapter)

Connect the control panel to the power outlet (5 V adapter)

Check if it starts working

Check that the LED indicator lights up

 


 

 

Step 3: Installing the Sensors

Recommended Locations:

  • Under a sink or washbasin

  • Behind a washing machine or dishwasher

  • Near a riser or water meter

  • Near a toilet (inside a cabinet or behind a wall)

  • In the basement near the water supply

  • Under pipe connection points

Installation:

  1. Place the sensor on the floor or at the lowest point.

  2. Ensure the sensor contacts touch the surface.

  3. Connect:

    • Sensors in the small kit are already connected to the valve.

    • For Medium and Pro kits, connect the sensor to the control panel using the provided cable.

     


 

Step 4: Testing

  1. Drop some water onto the sensor.

  2. Check that:

    • The alarm activates

    • The valve automatically shuts off the water

  3. After testing, open the valve again by pressing the button on the valve to restore water flow.

 


Notes / Safety Reminders:

  • Always have work performed by qualified professionals to ensure proper installation. The instructions provided here are general and may not suit all building or plumbing types.

  • Low-quality accessories (nuts, seals) or improperly sized pipes can cause leaks and may void the warranty.

  • Warranty is valid for 2 years from the purchase date. It does not cover:

    • Damage caused by misuse, careless or poor installation, or modifications

    • Damage from using low-quality or incompatible accessories

    • Damage resulting from neglecting maintenance or ignoring instructions

After any water leakage event:

  • Check all connections before turning the water back on. Ensure they are stress-free, properly aligned, and sealed. Remove any problematic parts.

  • If there are issues, close the valve again and consult a professional.

Testing recommendation:

  • Always test devices before final installation. Drop a small amount of water onto the sensor, verify the alarm works, and the valve closes the water. Retest after full installation.

  • Documented installation and testing reduce risks and simplify potential legal protection.

Peace of mind and convenient use!