Easy operation and installation simplifies water flow control for professionals
Compatible with 5/16 inch internal tubing for versatile use in various setups
Tugging technique enables quick on/off water flow, reducing downtime
Durable, long-lasting design allows re-greasing of internal components for extended service life
Color may vary, offering a unique look for each unit
Summarized by Shop
Easy to Operate and Install on 5/16" Hosing
Saves Time and Water on the Job
Only Works with Internal Tubing Water Fed Poles
On/Off Tugging Technique for Water Flow
Durable and Long-lasting
Design allows the ability to re-grease internal components
Color May Vary Not Compatible with XERO High Flow Hose
Material
Plastic, Metal
Color
Multicolor
Pattern
Solid
Compatible Hose Size
5/16 inch
Not compatible with
Xero high flow hose
Installation
Internal tubing, water fed poles
Summarized by Shop
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Uni-Valve, Convenience Without Sacrificing Flow
I've been using a Univalve for quite a while. I really like the convenience of being able to control the water directly at the pole, so I just purchased a second for another wfp. While testing the flow of my new Xero High Flow hose, I decided to measure how much, if any, flow I was losing through the Uni-valve.
At approximately 110 PSI, I performed a timed one-gallon flow test.
Without the Univalve:
53.42 seconds per gallon — 1.12 GPM
With the Univalve:
54.72 seconds per gallon — 1.10 GPM
On my setup, the Univalve only reduced flow by only about 2.3%, or roughly 0.03 GPM.
For me, the convenience is easily worth such a small reduction in flow.
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Tim · August 8, 2026
Love this addition to my water fed set up, keeps the job site neat when going window to window so I am only applying pure water where I need it.