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Automatic Water Softener Manufacturer

Product Specification

Specification	Value
Brand	Crown Puretech
Usage/Application	Domestic, Commercial
Automation Grade	Automatic
Water Source	River Water And Bore Well Water
Inlet Flow Rate	As Per Requirement
Softener Tank Type	Vertical

Descriptions

Elevate your water experience with Crown Puretech's advanced Water Softener – a pinnacle solution in combating the challenges posed by hard water. Our Water Softener is meticulously engineered to address the issues associated with calcium and magnesium minerals, ensuring a continuous flow of softened, high-quality water throughout your home or facility.

Crafted with cutting-edge technology, Crown Puretech's Water Softener features a highly efficient ion exchange system. Innovative resin beads work diligently to attract and remove hardness ions, replacing them with sodium or potassium ions. This not only prevents the formation of scale in pipes and appliances but also extends the life and efficiency of your water-using equipment.

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Water softeners work by either drawing heavy minerals out of the water using a process called ion exchange or by neutralizing these minerals so that they are unable to bind together and remain soluble in the water.

Minerals present in water are essential for the human body. According to nutritionists, calcium present in water improves blood circulation and strengthens bone. Natural minerals like calcium and magnesium are not only healthy for drinking but are also significant for other chores like washing, bathing, cooking, etc. Widely used water softeners hardly purify the water by just removing the hardness of the water along with elimination of essential minerals

DUAL-TANK WATER SOFTENERS

A water softener with two resin tanks that uses salt is called a dual-tank softener. Because of its superior capacity to filter out heavy minerals, this type of water softener is frequently the best option for well water. The only difference between these tanks and a single-tank salt-based softener is that while one tank is in the regeneration cycle, the second tank continues to supply the home with softened water.

Most homes don't need dual-tank softeners, and because of their size, installing and placing them can be difficult. They do require recharging and are more expensive than the other kinds. A dual-tank water softener, on the other hand, never runs out of softened water since it can handle more water during each regeneration cycle.

FULL FILTRATION

Complete filtration systems eliminate additional impurities from drinking water in addition to softening it. In order to prevent minerals from adhering to one another and causing scaling that can harm pipes and appliances, this kind of salt-free water softener works by putting the water through a filter that crystallizes the minerals. In addition, they eliminate pesticides, germs, viruses, herbicides, and chlorine, among other toxins.

The distinction between a water softener and a water purifier must be kept in mind. If just hardening minerals are present in the water, it is safe to consume from a water softener. The hardening minerals will be neutralized or removed by the water softener, preventing them from binding together. A water softener, however, will not eliminate any additional dangerous particles and is not a water filter. It is not meant to filter water; rather, its purpose is to soften it. Contact your local health department, do your own tests, or submit a sample to be examined by a professional if you have any doubts about the safety of the water you consume.