Water Conditioning Performance That's Designed To Last a Lifetime
A RainSoft Semi-Automatic water conditioning system softens, filters, clarifies and polishes your water to give you an abundant supply of luxuriously conditioned water throughout your home.
The semi-automatic system requires no electricity. Regenerate the system whenever you need to by simply turning the dial. Unlike other manual systems, you don't have to watch the time and keep adjusting the valve.
Semi-Automatic Conditioning System Features:
Tank-Within-A- Tank Construction
Rugged tank is wound with over 3 miles of glass filament for extraordinary strength. Inside, there's another tank of sanitary plastic so your drinking water will never touch the interior fiberglass surface.
Exclusive Composite Valve
Uses advanced NORYLTM composite material for enhanced strength and to protect the valve from expansion or shrinkage due to pressure and temperature demands.
Large Porting & Internal Piping
The semi-automatic system gives you generous water flow rates.
Automatic Bypass During Regeneration
Eliminates the inconvenience of being without water.
Specially Graded Conditioning Media
The media possesses an unusually high conditioning capacity and resistance to bead breakage, especially important in chlorinated water supplies.
Large Salt Refill Opening
Quick Easy And no spills.
NOTE: Tank size and local water pressure will affect unit's operating flow rate.
Application Limits
May be used with municipal or well water systems. Not recommended for iron removal. On hardness levels of 60 grains and higher, the system may not achieve 0 hardness of less than 1 grain.
Maintenance Requirements
CONDITIONERS
use sodium chloride or potassium chloride as a regenerant Hardness levels affect the rate of consumption. Your local dealer can give you replacement schedules based on your water using habits and your incoming water quality.
CONTROL VALVES
The regeneration valve is designed to last a lifetime. From time to time, it may be necessary to clean, lubricate or replace some parts. Your water quality and the amount of regenerations will affect this schedule.
