Non-siphoning float controlled valve assembly
AssigneeArrow-Acme Corporation
InventorsArden L. Borgen, Cleon C. Merrill
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AssigneeArrow-Acme Corporation
InventorsArden L. Borgen, Cleon C. Merrill
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A non-siphoning float controlled valve assembly for supplying water from a source to a livestock watering tank comprises a one-piece cast aluminum hollow housing open at the bottom and having an integrally formed upwardly projecting hollow neck near one end. Means are provided for detachably connecting the housing to the side of the watering tank. The neck serves as a water-fill passage and the main portion of the housing defines a float chamber. The upper end of the neck is adapted for connection to a water supply hose or pipe, and a water-fill inlet opening having a valve seat therearound is provided in a constricted portion of the neck. A pair of anti-siphon holes extend through the neck wall. A downwardly depending float support lever, which has its upper end pivotally connected inside the neck and has its lower end connected to a float in the float chamber, carries a compressible member for cooperation with the valve seat to open and close the water-fill inlet opening as the water level in the tank changes.
A non-siphoning float controlled valve assembly for attachment to a tank to control the supply of liquid from a source to the tank, to regulate the level of the liquid in the tank, and to prevent back-siphoning of liquid from the tank into the liquid supply source comprising:
A non-siphoning float controlled valve assembly for attachment to a tank to control the supply of liquid from a source to the tank, to regulate the level of the liquid in the tank, and to prevent back-siphoning of liquid from the tank into the liquid supply source comprising:
A non-siphoning float controlled valve assembly for attachment to a tank to control the supply of liquid from a source to the tank, to regulate the level of the liquid in the tank, and to prevent back-siphoning of liquid from the tank into the liquid supply source comprising:
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