Genuine Breezair and Braemar float valves for evaporative coolers that control the tank water level with a float. As the water rises, the float lifts and closes the valve, so the tank stays at the correct level without overflowing.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my evaporative cooler overflowing?
The most common causes are a float valve that no longer closes (a worn washer, scale or a damaged float) or a solenoid valve stuck open.
How often should a float valve be replaced?
There’s no fixed interval. Replace it when it leaks, sticks or no longer holds the correct water level, which happens sooner in areas with hard water.
Why is my evaporative cooler not filling with water?
Check that the water supply tap is on and the inlet isn’t blocked, then check the solenoid valve and float valve. See the float valve and solenoid guide.
Cooler leaking or overflowing? Our evaporative cooler leaking water guide helps you find the cause from the symptom.
Breezair, Braemar & Coolair Cooler Float Valves
Braemar Evaporative Cooler Adjustable Horizontal Float Valve – #905150
About Breezair, Braemar & Coolair evaporative cooler float valves
We stock the vertical float valve (901114), one of our most popular Breezair parts, and the adjustable horizontal float valve (905150) for Braemar coolers. Look at how your existing valve is mounted (upright or horizontal) and compare the part number before ordering.
A float valve that sticks, leaks or lets the tank overflow usually needs replacing, especially where hard water has left scale on the float arm or seat. On coolers with electronic water management, the water level is controlled by the solenoid valve and water sensor instead. Contact us with your model number if you need help.
Genuine Breezair, Braemar & Coolair Float Valves - keeping water at the correct level automatically. Shop online - fast Australia-wide delivery from HotnCool.
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