NWTS Control Flow AIO Time Clock Kit

When a Nelsen air injection oxidizing filter needs its control changed over to a straightforward time-clock cycle, the NWTS Control Flow AIO Time Clock Kit provides the parts to do it right. This conversion kit equips the AIO valve to regenerate on a scheduled basis, drawing fresh air and backwashing the media bed at set intervals so the filter keeps removing iron, manganese, and sulfur odor from the water supply on a dependable rhythm.

A Focused, Reliable Conversion

The kit centers on two key components plus documentation. It includes a Control Flow board configured for time-clock operation and a Control Flow piston sized for the air injection valve, along with a service manual that walks through the installation. Time-clock control is the simplest, most predictable way to run an AIO filter, regenerating purely on schedule, which makes it a great fit for installations with steady, predictable water usage where metered demand control is not required.

• Converts a Nelsen AIO valve to time-clock regeneration
• Includes Control Flow (CF) board set for scheduled cycling
• Includes CF piston matched to the air injection valve
• Service manual included for installation guidance
• Ideal for steady, predictable household water usage patterns
• Alternate part reference NWTS10CFT-AIO-KIT for identification

An air injection oxidizing filter relies on a compressed pocket of air at the top of its media tank. As water passes through, that air oxidizes dissolved iron and hydrogen sulfide so the media can capture them, and the periodic regeneration both flushes the trapped contaminants and renews the air pocket. With time-clock control, this housekeeping happens automatically at the intervals you set, requiring no meter and keeping the system uncomplicated and easy to maintain over its service life.

This kit is meant for installers and capable owners working on a compatible NWTS air injection unit. Before starting, verify the kit suits your valve model, place the system in bypass, relieve pressure, and follow the manual for piston and board replacement and timer setup. The result is a clean, cost-effective way to restore or establish reliable scheduled regeneration, giving the filter the routine maintenance cycle it needs to keep delivering clearer, fresher water free of the staining and odor that iron and sulfur cause in untreated supplies every day.