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Pentair 3/8 MPT Brass Autofill Float Valve | T26

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Pentair T26 Brass 3/8 MPT Autofill Float Valve

The Pentair T26 is a brass autofill float valve designed for automatic water-level control in pools and spas. It replaces or upgrades the float-valve assembly in autofill canisters, helping maintain proper water level without manual topping up.

Key Features

  • 3/8 male-pipe-thread (MPT) inletcompatible with standard autofill canisters and plumbing fittings.
  • Durable brass bodyresistant to corrosion from pool chemicals and weather exposure for long-term reliability.
  • Self-adjusting float mechanismautomatically stops water flow once the water level reaches the preset height, preventing overflow.
  • Simple replacement or upgrade option for existing autofill systemsinstalls directly with minimal plumbing or mechanical changes.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Pentair
  • Model / Part Number: T26
  • Connection Type: 3/8 Male Pipe Thread (MPT)
  • Material: Brass
  • Function: Automatic water-level maintenance / autofill float valve
  • Typical Use: In-ground pools, spas, and pools equipped with automatic water filler systems

When & Why to Use T26

Use the T26 float valve when you want to automate water-level maintenanceideal if the pool water drops due to splashout, evaporation, or backwash procedures. It helps protect pool equipment (pumps, heaters, skimmers) from running low on water and reduces the need for frequent manual water top-offs.

Installation & Maintenance Tips

  • Shut off the water supply before installation to avoid leaks.
  • Ensure the MPT connection threads are clean and properly sealed (use thread sealant or plumbers tape if needed for a leak-free fit).
  • Adjust the float height per instructions so the water level lands at the desired point after fill.
  • Test the valve by triggering a refill after water loss (e.g. after backwash or splashout)confirm that it shuts off correctly when water reaches the set level.
  • Periodically rinse and inspect the valve for mineral buildup or corrosionreplace if the float becomes stuck or leaks develop.