ProTool Aqua Tap on/off WFP switch
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- The Aqua-Tap can be taken apart to adjust the amount of pressure needed to twist.
- The Aqua-Tap is a simple on-off valve that will fit on any Euro-threaded water fed pole.
- The Aqua-Tap works like a high quality faucet with a ceramic disc that stops and starts the flow of water with a simple twist.
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$54.15
$66.40
Aqua Tap on/off WFP switch
The Aqua-Tap is a simple on-off valve that will fit on any Euro-threaded Water-Fed pole. The Aqua-Tap works like a high quality faucet with a ceramic disc that stops and starts the flow of water with a simple twist.
Fit the Aqua-Tap to the top of your Water-Fed pole and with the short pieces of hose supplied, connect one end to your supply hose and the other end to your brush. When extended or at ground level, just twist the pole from right to left in your hand and the you can easily control the flow saving hundreds of gallons of pure water per season.
The Aqua-Tap can be taken apart to adjust the amount of pressure needed to twist.
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