A Catchpot (GB Pat No 2302394) was invented by UK inventor Dennis Henson. A Catchpot is a container device used to catch some of the water flowing from float operated water valves. The Catchpot has bleed holes and internal siphon's and is usually attached to the lever arm of the valve. The Catchot's purpose is to create a delay in the opening and closing of the valve and improve the valves flow performance.
The word Catchpot is a registered trademark of Henson Delayed Valves Ltd.
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A Catchpot (GB Pat No 2302394) was invented by UK inventor Dennis Henson. A Catchpot is a container device used to catch some of the water flowing from float operated water valves. The Catchpot has bleed holes and internal siphon's and is usually attached to the lever arm of the valve. The Catchot's purpose is to create a delay in the opening and closing of the valve and improve the valves flow performance.The word Catchpot is a registered trademark of Henson Delayed Valves Ltd.
A Catchpot (GB Pat No 2302394) was invented by UK inventor Dennis Henson. A Catchpot is a container device used to catch some of the water flowing from float operated water valves. The Catchpot has bleed holes and internal siphon's and is usually attached to the lever arm of the valve. The Catchot's purpose is to create a delay in the opening and closing of the valve and improve the valves flow performance.The word Catchpot is a registered trademark of Henson Delayed Valves Ltd.