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💧 Stay in control with effortless water flow management
The APEC Water ASO Auto Shut Off Valve is a lightweight, 0.25 inch quick connect replacement part designed for seamless integration with popular APEC reverse osmosis systems. It automatically stops water flow to protect your filtration setup, ensuring efficient operation and easy installation. Certified to NSF standards, this valve combines reliability with user-friendly design, making it a must-have upgrade for maintaining pristine water quality.







| ASIN | B01IE3591Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,801 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #10 in Undersink Water Filtration Replacement Parts |
| Brand | APEC WATER |
| Brand Name | APEC WATER |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 906 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Plastic |
| Included Components | ASO |
| Inlet Connection Size | 0.25 inches |
| Inlet Connection Type | Quick Connect |
| Item Dimensions | 6.1 x 3.15 x 1.81 inches |
| Item Highlight | Automatic Shut Off for APEC RO Systems, 1 Unit, Quick Connect, Lightweight, Easy Installation |
| Item Type Name | Auto Shut-Off Valve |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.1 x 3.15 x 1.81 inches |
| Manufacturer | APEC Water Systems |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ASO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Maximum Pressure | 85 psi |
| Model Number | ASO |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of Ports | 2 |
| Outlet Connection Size | 0.25 inches |
| Outlet Connection Type | Quick Connect |
| Size | 0.25 Inch |
| Specification Met | NSF |
| UPC | 851001007402 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Valve Type | Automatic Shut Off Valve |
L**E
Great
Works as expected
S**K
Works well
Perfect function
A**R
Easy part to change, saving water now.
RO system, Thank you thank you thank you!!!!! This stopped a small trickle of water through my water meter which was the answer to the puzzle I have been seeking for a year and 1/2. I thought it was a couple of other leaks I had found and fixed, but still the meter registered as moving. I never dreamed it was the water system. This part was original and 24 yr.s old. In turning off the water under the sink to change the last filter, I noticed the meter stopped. So I was thrilled to finally solve the on going problem and mystery, It costs a lot of money to hire a leak detecting company, so I figured I would eventually figure it out, and bingo this was it. So happy Amazon had the right part. It has been a process of elemination to accidentally run across this last piece of the puzzle since I did not know what this part did on the unit, but water was not going through the system after changing all the filters one by one, it came down to the shut off valve, the part I dreaded most on changing since it looked ominice and scary, but now I know all about the dreaded chore of changing everything on the unit and what they all do. I always wanted to ignore and out of sight out of mind when it came to this hard to get to and hard to undo to redo everything on this complex system. It takes alot of muscle as well as patience. I can now breath a sigh of relief, and feel a sense of accomplishment. This part which was the scariest ended up being the easiest of all the parts to change and now my 24 yr. old unit is like new again. I hope this helps someone else with the same problem, you live and learn. I will now be changing the filters more often since this experiance. Thanks again for having the parts I needed.
H**Y
good
ok
R**Z
Relatively Quick Fix to an Annoying RO System Problem
So far so good. I have a GE Smartwater RO system and after changing the filters and membrane, noticed that the water pressure coming out of the RO faucet would come out strong for the first few 5 seconds, then diminish quickly and continue to diminish until barely coming out. Then, after I turned the faucet back off, you could hear the drain line run for 20-30 minutes afterwards. After some initial research, I took off the check valve and could blow air (by mouth), both directions which is an indication that it is no longer working as it is only supposed to allow passage one way. So I ordered and replaced that part but the problem was still there. So, I bought this ASO valve and replaced my old one. My old one had threaded male parts but I'm a big fan of these quick connects. Was a little difficult to get to the old ASO valve as a couple of the tubes connected to it were very short. I had to undo one of them in order to move the old ASO valve down so I could get to it. If you have easy access to your ASO valve, the change should probably be less than 5 minutes. Anyway, I matched up the "IN" and "OUT" with the old one and switched them out. Put everything back, turned the water back on and tested for leaks...No leaks! Phase 1 complete! Now to test the water pressure out of the RO faucet...Strong and continued pressure!! AND, no water going down the drain tube afterwards. Success. Poured myself a tall glass of water to celebrate. OK, not really. Poured myself a bourbon but if i WANTED to, I could've poured a tall glass of water. :)
L**B
Automatic Shut-Off Valve
Valve required to have.
R**S
Works on Watts Premier
Fits my old Watts Premier RO Pure 4 stage system. I moved one tube at a time from the old ASVO to this new one to not get confused on which tube went where. I was going to order a new one direct from Watts, but then found this for less than half their SALE price. What a bargain!
R**O
Only worked properly for a little over a month! APEC R/O is junk!
I originally bought an APEC R/O unit about 18 months ago. I noticed it running waste water continuously even when I stopped using it. Contacted customer support, but they said my water pressure was low. I bought a pressure gauge and the pressure was 56 PSI. I tried higher pressures gradually up to 70 PSI, but it still leaked. Support said it wasn’t high enough, which was bull. After studying the system extensively, I figured it was this valve that was not working properly. I ordered a new one from Amazon. I installed it June 5, 2023, and it did stop the constant draining issue. However, I went on vacation for a week over the 4th of July, so the system wasn’t being used. When I returned I checked the drain line and it was draining continuously even thought the R/O water had not been used for a week. This valve barely lasted a month, so my 30 day return is over. I would give this whole $290 R/O unit away free, but I wouldn’t feel good about giving this junk to anyone!
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