Install the valve inline
AquaLock replaces or sits alongside the existing shut-off point on the service connection. Standard threaded fittings, no electrical work, no meter-box power.
Tap Scan tag, then hold your phone against the valve's NFC tag to pull up its details.
AquaLock replaces or sits alongside the existing shut-off point on the service connection. Standard threaded fittings, no electrical work, no meter-box power.
To disconnect a supply, an authorised officer visits the property with the handheld electronic key — the only powered part of the system.
The key seats over the contact area on top of the valve, powers the internal actuator, verifies authorisation, and drives the valve closed. Removing the supply takes seconds.
When the account is settled, a crew returns, places the key on the valve again and re-opens it. Every lock and unlock is logged on the key.
Nothing in the ground to run flat, corrode or replace. The valve is dormant until the key powers it.
No cutting, no plugs, no digging. Place the key, confirm, done — and reconnection is just as fast.
The valve responds only to a valid key. Casual tampering by the occupant does not restore the supply.
Each open and close is recorded against the valve and the operator for a clear service history.
AquaLock is designed first for water utilities that need a fast, repeatable way to suspend and restore service without a technician spending time at each connection.
| Valve power | None on-board — energised by the electronic key on contact |
|---|---|
| Operation | Motorised open / close actuator inside the valve body |
| Key | Handheld, rechargeable; carries authorisation and an action log |
| Access control | Valve actuates only for a valid, authorised key |
| Connection | Inline, standard threaded fittings |
| Identification | NFC tag on every valve — scan to pull up its record |
Full mechanical and electrical specifications are shared on request — the product is in active development and figures are being finalised.
The valve is completely passive when no one is there. When a crew places the electronic key on the contact area on top of the valve, the key supplies power to the valve's actuator for that operation only. As soon as the key is removed, the valve is unpowered again.
