Jandy Electronic Water Leveler with Two 50ft sensor lead and Two 1 Inch Valve for Dual Water Body | K2300CKA

Keep your pool at the perfect level automatically with the Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA.

Levolor electronic water levelers sense level with no moving parts, need no in-deck canisters or under-deck fill lines, and use a time-out sequence to prevent overfilling; controllers are factory-wired 220V and field-switchable to 110V. Below we cover how it works, how to choose the right size and how to install and care for it.

Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA Specifications

Key Features of the Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA

• Controls two bodies of water independently
• Two 1 in 24 VAC solenoid valves
• Two 50 ft sensor leads
• Five LED indicators (power, sensor I/II, filling I/II)
• No moving parts; waterproof enclosure for mechanical rooms
• Time-out sequence guards against overfilling and hidden leaks

How an Electronic Water Leveler Works

A sensor in a stilling well or the pool wall measures the water level. When it drops below the set point, the controller opens a solenoid valve on the fill line until the level returns to normal. Electronic levelers react precisely and avoid the floats and moving parts of mechanical fillers. Systems for vanishing-edge pools and water features can manage both filling and draining.

Keeping water at the right level protects your equipment. When the level drops below the skimmer opening, the pump can draw air, lose prime and run dry, which damages seals and motors. When the level is too high, skimmers stop working and debris builds up. An automatic leveler solves both problems by topping up small amounts as water evaporates or splashes out, so the pool always sits in the ideal range.

Vanishing-edge and perimeter-overflow pools depend on precise level control in the catch basin. Electronic levelers designed for these pools can fill when the basin is low and, with the right valve, drain when it rises after rain, keeping the edge running smoothly.

Choosing a Water Leveler

Match the number of sensors and valves to the bodies of water you need to control, and choose a lead length that reaches from the pool to the controller. Vanishing-edge catch basins and dual-body systems often need dual sensors and valves.

Consider how the water supply reaches the pad, the distance from the stilling well or sensor location to the controller, and whether the system needs to report to your automation panel. Monitoring how much water the leveler adds is also a useful early warning: a sudden increase can signal a leak in the shell or plumbing.

Good, Better, Best: Where the Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA Fits

At HVAC365 we organize every category into a simple Good, Better, Best framework so you can compare options without wading through jargon. Within our pool water feature and lighting lineup, this model sits in the Best tier: Advanced comfort with future-ready tech.

The Best tier delivers top efficiency, premium controls and the most advanced features in its category. It is designed for smart homes, high-end renovations, direct-to-consumer buyers who want the best experience, and government or commercial installs that demand long-term performance.

Not sure the Best tier is right for you? Compare it with the Good and Better options in the same category. Whatever tier you choose, the equipment is brand new and covered by the full manufacturer warranty, and our team is here to help you weigh features against budget.

Installation

Install according to the manufacturer's instructions with a proper backflow preventer on the fill line as required by local code. Professional installation is recommended.

Maintenance

• Keep the sensor clean and free of debris.
• Check for leaks if the leveler is adding more water than expected.
• Inspect the fill valve and backflow preventer annually.
• Protect the fill line and valve from freezing in cold climates.

Regional Considerations

In hot, dry regions like Arizona, Nevada and Texas, evaporation is high and water features add to it, so automatic levelers and covers help conserve water. In hard-water areas, scale builds up on waterfall lips and lenses, so balanced water and regular cleaning matter. In freezing climates, drain water features and protect lines in winter.

What's Included and Compatibility

• Wall-mount controller
• 2 slip-type sensors with 50 ft cord
• 2 1 in 24 VAC solenoid valves

Ideal for:

• Pool and spa with separate equipment
• Dual water features

Design and Planning Ideas

Water features, lighting and automatic levelers are what turn a pool into a backyard destination. Plan them early so plumbing, wiring and controls are in place before decking and coping are installed. Consider sight lines from the house and patio, the sound of moving water near seating areas, and how lights, waterfalls and the spa will work together at night. Automation systems can run water features and lights on schedules or scenes, and dedicated valves let you adjust each feature independently. When planning a remodel, ask your contractor about combining features into one project to reduce labor costs.

Every feature adds a small amount of maintenance, so choose quality components, keep water balanced and include accessible valves, screens and junction boxes. That way, your pool keeps looking its best for years with minimal effort.

Water Conservation and Efficiency

Moving water evaporates faster than still water, so features and spillways increase water use, especially in hot, dry, windy weather. An automatic water leveler prevents low water levels from damaging pumps, and a cover reduces evaporation when the pool is not in use. LED lighting uses a fraction of the energy of older lights, and running features on a schedule rather than continuously saves both water and electricity.

Built for Homeowners, Contractors and Property Managers

• Homeowners: use our sizing tools and the pool math on this page, then reach out with your pool size, location and existing equipment. We will help you confirm the right model before you order.
• Contractors and installers: order in two clicks, follow every shipment with live tracking, and reorder common parts from the HVAC365 Contractor Portal. We know the labor shortage is real, so we focus on getting the right part to the job the first time.
• Property managers: manage equipment for multiple properties from one dashboard and book a strategy call with our team to standardize models, plan replacements and control maintenance costs.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA

What is the Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA used for?

The Jandy Levolor K-2300 K2300CKA is an electronic water leveler with 50 ft of sensor lead. It senses the water level and opens a fill valve when the level drops.

Do I need a professional to install it?

Professional installation is recommended for the best results and to meet local codes.

Does it need electricity?

Waterfalls do not; pool lights and electronic levelers do, and must be installed per code.

Can it be added to an existing pool?

Often, depending on the product and your pool construction. Ask us about your project.

How do I keep it looking good?

Balance water chemistry and keep screens, sensors and lenses clean.