Runxin F71P1 Automatic Filter Valve 2.5″ Base
The Runxin F71P1 is a time-clock controlled automatic filter valve designed for use on water filtration systems requiring scheduled backwash and rinse cycles. It replaces manual multiport or lever-type valves, allowing filter media to be cleaned automatically at pre-set intervals.
This valve is commonly used on sand, carbon, and other media filtration vessels where periodic backwashing is required to maintain performance. The control head is mounted directly onto a standard top-mount filter tank and manages the operating stages electronically.
The F71P1 uses a programmable controller to initiate backwash and rinse cycles based on time settings selected by the user. During normal operation, the valve remains in service mode and automatically transitions through the cleaning sequence without requiring manual adjustment.
Designed for residential and light commercial filtration systems, the Runxin F71P1 offers a compact and practical automation solution where flow requirements fall within the valve’s rated capacity.
✅ Technical Overview
- Control type: Time-based (timer controlled)
- Application: Automatic control of filter backwash and rinse cycles
- Valve mounting: Top-mount filter vessel
- Inlet / outlet size: ¾″ female connections
- Rated flow capacity: Up to 2.0 m³/h (manufacturer stated)
- Operating pressure range: 0.15 – 0.6 MPa
- Power supply: External DC power supply (12 V)
- Typical vessel compatibility: Standard small to medium filter tanks
- Valve body: Composite construction
- Operation: Service, backwash, rinse (automatic sequencing)
(All values based on published manufacturer information for the F71P1 model.)
Filter Tank Sizing Guide
| Tank Diameter | Typical Use |
| 6″ | Small residential filtration |
| 8″ | Standard household systems |
| 10″ | Higher flow residential or light commercial |
Backwash Timing Recommendations
| Application | Typical Interval |
| Household drinking water | 1–3 days |
| High sediment source | Daily |
| Light commercial | As needed per site water quality |
(You can adjust norms based on experience and data over time.)



