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Our most popular Water Softeners are now built with the simple, reliable and easy-to-use; Autotrol LOGIX 255-760 Meter-Demand Valve.
This is one of the most popular systems used throughout the world today and together with the superior, very high grade softener resin that is installed in all of our water softeners and with the use of top grade pure Granulite Granuals or Aquasol Tablet salt, you can be sure of many years of trouble free operation.
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From the left, the Micro Water softener is ultra small and is for very small houses or single applications such as a dishwasher.
Our Coral and Mistral ranges are designed for under sink/worktop installation and as space is always limited, the shape and sizes of Coral and Mistral cabinets are different and one may fit better than the other.
Our new Swan range of water softeners, due to their size and robust design are better suited for installation in a utility room, garage or plant room. The range caters for the average family home through to small industrial/commercial applications and has the advantage of having a large salt storage facility.
FREE 5 year extended parts warranty
3 working days for delivery to UK addresses
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FREE Water Hardness Test Kit with every Water Softener, accurate to 10 ppm (worth £20)
You may wish to purchase a Water Hardness Kit separately, setting the water hardness level accurately on your water softener is important and will ensure maximum economic efficiency. For more information please CLICK HERE
Choosing your water softener
On average 160 litres of water is used per person per day. This normally occurs in two peak periods, one in the morning and one in the evening. A family of four typically uses 700 litres per day but may use 300 litres in an hour in the morning. Our water softeners will allow a flow rate of 3000 litres per hour, however, different size water softeners have different service flow rates and exceeding the service flow rate may allow hard water to get through. |
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