If you are looking for a simple way to shut off water when you will be away from your home, this remote controlled system may be the solution. Shutting off the water at the source is sometimes difficult and time consuming, but with this wireless remote controlled system you can shut the water off with the touch of a button, and feel confident that your home will be safe from damage caused by water leaks and flooding. Avoid the high cost of water damage repair with this effective system brought to you by PlumbingSupply.com! Looking for more flood protection devices? Click here.

Flo-N-Stop™ Wireless Remote Controlled Water Security System - Shut off your water supply with the simple push of a button -
With this system you can mount the wireless button pad by the front door, in the garage, or any weather-protected area up to 30ft away from the transceiver. Whether you are away for minutes, hours, days, or months, this system ensures your residence will not be flooded from failed plumbing lines, split hoses, or ruptured fixtures when the system is activated.
Wireless Button Pad Transceiver Interior Installation Sample Solenoid plugged into module ball valve sold separately Exterior Installation Sample Module installed inside of dwelling conduit/junction box not included ball valve sold separately	Every System Includes: Transmitter - Uses four (4) AAA batteries (not included) for true wireless control and simple on/off button pad Transceiver - Receives a signal (up to 30ft away) from the transmitter and then sends a signal through the house wiring to the module that controls the solenoid valve Module - Activates the solenoid valve at any distance away from the transceiver on the same household circuit Solenoid Valve - Plugged into the module and installed into your water line after the main shut-off valve. Available in 3/4" or 1" pipe size for interior or exterior installation System Features: Easy push button on/off control of your water On/Off wireless button pad works up to 30ft away and can be wall-mounted Once the system is plugged in, a spring loaded solenoid valve is energized to keep water flowing normally. In the event of a power failure, the spring loaded solenoid automatically closes, shutting off the water to prevent costly damage Manual override on the solenoid valve allows you to turn on/off water while no power is present Helps to conserve water from leaky faucets, and running toilets Available in interior and exterior models (module is located inside solenoid valve box on exterior models) For more specifications please click here How it works: A solenoid valve is plumbed into the water supply line just after the main shut off valve The valve is plugged into the module that is plugged into a nearby 110-120v socket/receptacle The transceiver is plugged into a 110-120v socket within 30ft of the button pad The wireless button pad transmitter is mounted (typically by the front door or garage, but can be anywhere up to 30ft away from the transceiver), and used to turn the water on/off remotely as you leave the house.

Description	Valve (FNPT)	Installation	Price & Quantity
Remote controlled water shutoff system - Every kit includes: Transmitter button pad 110-120v transceiver 110-120v module Solenoid valve	3/4"	Interior	$190.91
	3/4"	Exterior	$196.94
	1"	Interior	$214.37
	1"	Exterior	$218.34
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24/7 Water Sentinel: senses the presence of water on the floor and immediately transmits a wireless signal that SHUTS-OFF the main water supply to the dwelling, day or night. Order 3 or more for additional savings!			$37.99
MC3 Mini tubing cutter: for 1/8" - 1-1/8" tubing			$29.76
PTFE thread sealing tape: 1/2" x 160" per roll			$0.38
Straight Male Adapter - push to connect - 3/4"CTS x 3/4"MNPT			$6.35
Straight Male Adapter - push to connect - 1"CTS x 1"MNPT			$10.18
Full port ball valve - push to connect - 3/4"CTS			$20.52
Full port ball valve - push to connect - 1"CTS			$32.15
Note: electronic components, button pad, transceiver, and module for interior installation only

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Flo-n-Stop™ Specifications
3/4" & 1" Solenoid Valve: Pressure Rating: ANSI Class 125 Max Flow (3/4"): 40 GPM @ 150 PSI Max Flow (1"): 45 GPM @ 150 PSI Operating Pressure: 10 - 150 PSI Max Water Temperature: Up to 180°F	Electric Solenoid: System Voltage: 110 - 120v | 50/60Hz Power Consumption (On): 5 Watts Power Consumption (Off): 0 Watts
Transmitter: Power: Four (4) AAA batteries (not included) Operation: Push button on/off Range: 30 ft. max. to transceiver	Transceiver: Power: 110 - 120v | 50/60Hz Operation: On/Off momentary modes

Plumbing Abbreviations (and what they mean)
CTS	Copper Tube Size
NPT	National Pipe Thread
FNPT	Female National Pipe Thread
MNPT	Male National Pipe Thread
GPM	Gallons Per Minute

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"What happens if there is a loss of power to our home for a long duration of time?" While the system is running a spring loaded solenoid keeps water flowing normally. In the event of the loss of electrical power, the Flo N Stop™ system will automatically shut off the water by releasing the spring. To restore water flow while the power is off, simply turn the manual valve 90° on the solenoid valve. After power is restored be sure to return the manual valve to the closed position. "What happens if there is a momentary loss of power to our home?" In the event of a momentary loss of electrical power to your residence, the system will automatically shut off the water. To restore water flow, simply press the "on" button located on the button pad. "How long do the batteries last in the wireless transmitter?" According the manufacturer, the batteries should last about one year, but it is a good idea to test them every month.

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