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DynaQuip Controls
10 Harris Industrial Park
St. Clair, MO 63077

Tel. 800-545-3636
Fax. 636-629-5528

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a plumber to install the WaterCop valve?

How much water must be present for a flood sensor to sense a leak?

How many water sensors can I use?

Where should I install the WaterCop control valve?

The WaterCop control valve should be installed on the main incoming water line. It should be installed slightly downstream of the existing manual shut-off valve but upstream from where the system begins to branch off to other appliances. It is also important to mount the valve so that the homeowner has easy access to the face of the WaterCop in order to reset the system in the event that it has been tripped.

What happens to the WaterCop during a power outage?

Does WaterCop help me qualify for a discount on my homeowner's insurance premiums?

What is the maximum range between the WaterCop sensors and the WaterCop control valve?

How long will the batteries in my sensors last?

How can I turn off my water supply manually using the WaterCop?

Can the WaterCop work with my security or home automation system?

Does the WaterCop protect against frozen or burst pipes?

Can the WaterCop system be installed outdoors?