Fleck 3200 Mtr Cable 300 (25 Ft)

This is the Fleck 3200 Meter Cable, 300 series, in a 25-foot (300-inch) length. It carries flow-meter signals from the water meter to the Fleck 3200 control's electronic timer, enabling accurate, demand-based regeneration. The generous 25-foot run is ideal for installations where the meter and control are separated by distance, such as remote tank or split-equipment layouts where a short factory cable simply won't reach.

Cable details

• Genuine Fleck 3200 meter cable, 300 length (25 feet)
• Connects the flow meter to the 3200 electronic timer
• Enables efficient metered (demand-initiated) regeneration
• Long run suits remote or distributed equipment layouts
• Listed accessory for valve model 3200, about 1.0 lb
• Replacement for cut, pinched, or damaged original cables

The Fleck 3200 is a versatile electronic control found on residential and light-commercial softeners and filters, and its metered operation depends entirely on a sound cable connection. The meter measures how much water flows through the valve, and the cable relays that information to the timer so it can decide when to regenerate. If the cable is cut, pinched, corroded, or simply unplugged, the controller can stop registering water use and either fail to regenerate or do so erratically, leaving the homeowner with hard water and no obvious explanation.

The 25-foot length here gives installers flexibility to route the cable cleanly along walls, through equipment racks, and away from pinch points or heat sources. A tidy, protected cable run is far less likely to fail prematurely than one draped across moving parts or sharp edges.

When installing or replacing this cable, confirm the connector orientation at both the meter and the timer board, and secure the run so it cannot chafe against the drive mechanism or rub on rough surfaces. Disconnect power before working at the control. With a clean signal path from meter to timer, your Fleck 3200 will regenerate precisely when the programmed volume of treated water has been used, conserving salt and water while keeping soft water flowing. Labeling and securing the cable run at installation also makes future service easier, since a clearly routed, well-anchored cable is simple to trace and far less likely to be damaged during later work on the equipment.