
Product Description
This Kinetico connector kit from WrekinWater is a used set of the pipes that join the top distributor inside the resin tank to the main control valve on most Kinetico domestic water softeners. It fits the full domestic range except the 2050c and Supersoft+ models, which use a different connector layout. Supplied as a genuine pre-owned set, it's a practical, lower-cost way to reconnect your tank and valve correctly during a service or repair.
| Vendor | Kinetico |
| Part Type | Connector kit (set of connecting pipes) |
| Compatible Models | All Kinetico domestic softeners except 2050c and Supersoft+ |
| Function | Joins top distributor tube to main control valve |
| Condition | Used / pre-owned, removed from service |
| Fitting Location | Between resin tank top distributor and valve head |
When you need this fitting
- The pipework linking your softener's top distributor to the main valve is leaking or has split.
- Your original connector kit has become brittle, cracked or a poor fit after years in service.
- You've removed a Kinetico valve or tank for servicing and need to reconnect them correctly.
- You want a lower-cost used alternative to buying a full new connector kit.
The connectors in this kit carry pressurised water between the top distributor and the main valve, so a correct, secure fit at every joint matters. Using the wrong connector, or refitting a worn one, can let water bypass the resin bed or leak at the join, which shows up as reduced softening performance or damp around the valve head. Matching the exact Kinetico layout for your model keeps the water path sealed and directed through the system as intended.
WrekinWater is a family run business based in Bettisfield, Shropshire, that has served more than 50,000 customers over 15 years and is rated "Excellent" on Trustpilot. As UK Company No. 11000488, we stock parts for Kinetico alongside Pentair Fleck, Autotrol and Clack, so you can source the exact connector kit your softener needs from people who know these systems.
How to fit it
- Isolate the water supply and relieve pressure in the system before starting.
- Disconnect the old connector kit from the top distributor tube and valve head.
- Inspect the connector ports and O-rings, clearing away any scale or debris.
- Push or thread each new connector fully home, following the original layout.
- Hand-tighten securely without overtightening, as this can crack the fittings.
- Restore the water supply and check every joint for leaks before returning the softener to service.
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