Pool Water Leveler, Adjustable Height from 2 to 9 inches,Automatically Keep the Set Water Level

Left this thing in charge of keeping my pool water level up while we were gone on vacation for over two weeks. Worked perfectly without any problems. Very well designed and made very well. Not sure how it would work on above ground pools. My in ground pool received it very well. The black rubber pad holds it very securely in place. Good product and worth the money.

Works like a charm for my indoor pool. No more worrying water level will get to low

I have bought dozens of these. They are about 40% of the time great, and work great for months. Then, the brass flared fitting on top, will come bent, slight crack in it, and it leaks like crazy. They do not offer any product support, down the road returns, replacement parts, NOTHING. dont waste your money by trying to save a buck with these. buy the real product. This is a joke.

Works very well. have no problem with water level. Always just right.

I picked up a 15' hose from Home Depot and now I don't have to manually keep the pool water at the desired level.

This Leveler came packaged well to prevent any breakage. Much better than the Brand name Rola Chem which I owned before and is all plastic except for the brass hose hookup fixture. The weight on the end is heavy duty rubber and adheres to the lanai surface extremely well. They use thumb screws for the height adjuster and the hose fixture hookup is brass as well They even furnish a set of gaskets if they need replacing in a years' time. The only gaskets not furnished are the pressure gaskets if your water coming in is over 60 psi. You need to purchase this separately. Highly recommend.

Only lasted a couple years then the plastic flange the hose connects to broke off even with the housing.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this so I could stop worrying about overfilling the pool. Setup was easy. Got it out of the box, installed the rubber gasket, and screwed on the hose. I hung it on the edge of the pool and after some trial and error, found the right stop level for the water. We use the water from our irrigation system to fill our pool which means we have crazy high water pressure. I'm not sure if the float would be able to stop the pressure all the way up, so I back the flow down a bit to be safe. As the water reaches the stop level, the float goes up and plugs/stops the water inlet. Just like that, the water stops. It hangs on the side of the pool without issue and doesn't damage the concrete.