Check Valve for HOB refugium

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I recently purchased the Large, Fiji Cube HOB Refugium, for my 50 gal, AIO AQUARIUM. I'm interested in getting this 1/2 inch Barbed Check Valve, to prevent the Refugium from over flowing my tank, when the pump for the Refugium is off (do I have to turn off the flow pump for the Refugium? ). Is this Check Valve reef safe? If not I'm open to recommendations.
https://www.freshwatersystems.com/products/check-valve-426-series-pvc-gray-1-2-od-barb-buna
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i have always stayed away from anything that has metal in it.. not all stainless steel is what it claims to be...

you could just get a 1/2 check valve (flapper style) at BRS (or similar) and plumb plastic connectors to it.
 
Thinks. Too bad I ordered it already. I've never worked with plumbing, before, but I'll have to figure it out. Thks
 

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