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What is time-clock control valve?

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time-clock control valve is the head that initiates the cycle after the set time has passed without measuring the actual volume of treated water.

What does time-clock control valve mean in practice?

The controller initiates the cycle according to the calendar without measuring the amount of water, which simplifies the system with a constant and predictable load.

When does it matter?

With variable consumption, regeneration may occur too early or only after the capacity of the medium is exceeded.

Which solutions are related to it?

The interval is calculated from the worst load and its correctness is confirmed by measurements just before the planned cycle.