Wrekin Water stocks genuine Pentair Autotrol valve parts, keeping Autotrol-based water softeners and filters running reliably. Our range covers control heads, pistons, seals, injectors, and meter components for the 255, 263, 268, and 278 Logix series valves, alongside compatible commercial models.

As a UK-registered company (Company No. 11000488) rated Excellent on Trustpilot, we stock the parts service engineers and confident DIYers need to keep an Autotrol system performing at its best.

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Why Buy Wrekin Water Autotrol Parts

  • Reliable Parts for your Autotrol

    With Wrekin Water you know you are buying new quality parts. Same day processing for orders purchased before 2pm.

  • Top Quality Support

    If you bought it from us or even if you didnt Wrekin Water will try and help you how we can. Our technical team have over 30 combined years of Pentair Autotrol experience

  • Family Values in a Family Run Business

    With Wrekin Water you will feel like part of the family with the support and customer service you deserve. Checkout our trustpilot or Google reviews.

First Line of Support

With Wrekins top rated support. We are able to troubleshoot and resolve most issues over the phone or talk you through the process. Saving you expensive call out fees and not required charges.

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Frequently asked questions

Check your control head's model number — commonly 255, 263, 268, or 278 — printed on the valve, then match it to the equivalent part in this range. Contact us if you're not sure which model you have.

The 255 is Autotrol's standard mechanical valve, while the Logix series (263, 268, 278) adds electronic metering and programmable controls. Parts aren't interchangeable between the two, so check which type your valve uses before ordering.

Typically every 5-10 years, or sooner if you notice water running continuously to drain, reduced softening performance, or visible leaks from the valve.

Many parts — seals, O-rings, meter components — are straightforward DIY replacements. Larger jobs are still manageable for a confident DIYer, but a qualified water treatment engineer can help if you're unsure.