Based on the water analysis results, our sales team will help you choose the right equipment.
PDA series
The unit is designed to remove hardness (i.e. the calcium and magnesium ions contained in the water).
The unit is used when treated water must be available at all times (including during regeneration).
The unit can be operated in two ways.
- Duplex unit – the filter vessels work alternately, i.e. one vessel is in service while the other is on standby. When the capacity of the first vessel is exhausted, the second vessel goes into service and the first goes into regeneration. When regeneration finishes, the vessel remains on standby until the capacity of the other vessel is exhausted. The duplex unit is the most efficient, because the useful capacity can always be used up completely without the risk of hard water leaking into the outlet.
- Parallel unit – the filter vessels work at the same time but go into regeneration at different times. Each vessel has its own water meter, which the unit uses to decide when regeneration is needed. While one vessel is regenerating, the other keeps working and supplies the consumer with softened water. When regeneration ends, the first vessel resumes work and the second goes into regeneration when necessary. For this reason, the regeneration start of a parallel unit is programmed with a small margin. A parallel unit is used when a continuous supply of softened water is important, but the capacity of a single vessel is occasionally insufficient and, for technical reasons, larger vessels cannot be used.
The unit removes calcium and magnesium ions from the water, replacing them with sodium ions. The unit works fully automatically, performing regeneration (backwashing) according to consumption. The user’s task is to make sure there are always enough salt tablets in the brine tank. The installation site needs an electrical outlet and a drain connection.
Note: the drain must be able to take the backwash flow rate. We recommend consulting our sales team beforehand.
MGD series
The unit is used when treated water must be available at all times (including during backwashing).
The unit can be started in two ways.
- Duplex unit – the filter vessels work alternately, i.e. one vessel is in service while the other is on standby. When the capacity of the first vessel is exhausted, the second vessel goes into service and the first goes into regeneration. When regeneration finishes, the vessel remains on standby until the capacity of the other vessel is exhausted. The duplex unit is the most efficient, because the useful capacity can always be used up completely without the risk of hard water leaking into the outlet.
- Parallel unit – the filter vessels work at the same time but go into regeneration at different times. Each vessel has its own water meter, which the unit uses to decide when regeneration is needed. While one vessel is regenerating, the other keeps working and supplies the consumer with softened water. When regeneration ends, the first vessel resumes work and the second goes into regeneration when necessary. For this reason, the regeneration start of a parallel unit is programmed with a small margin. A parallel unit is used when a continuous supply of softened water is important, but the capacity of a single vessel is occasionally insufficient and, for technical reasons, larger vessels cannot be used.
The unit removes calcium and magnesium ions from the water, replacing them with sodium ions. The unit works fully automatically, performing regeneration (backwashing) according to consumption. The user’s task is to make sure there are always enough salt tablets in the brine tank. The installation site needs an electrical outlet and a drain connection.
Note: the drain must be able to take the backwash flow rate. We recommend consulting our sales team beforehand.
MGV series
The unit is designed to remove hardness (i.e. the calcium and magnesium ions contained in the water). The water treatment unit consists of a vessel filled with filter media, a fully automatic controller that manages the filter’s operation, and a brine tank. The filter medium is an ion exchange resin made specifically for water treatment.
The unit removes calcium and magnesium ions from the water, replacing them with sodium ions. The unit works fully automatically, performing regeneration (backwashing) according to consumption. The user’s task is to make sure there are always enough salt tablets in the brine tank. The installation site needs an electrical outlet and a drain connection.
Note: the drain must be able to take the backwash flow rate. We recommend consulting our sales team beforehand.
MGVT series
The unit is used when treated water must be available at all times (including during regeneration).
Parallel unit – the filter vessels work at the same time but go into regeneration at different times. Each filter vessel has its own water meter, which the unit uses to decide when regeneration is needed. When one unit is regenerating, the others do not start backwashing at the same time but wait until the regenerating unit has finished. For this reason, the regeneration start of a parallel unit is programmed with a small margin. A parallel unit is used when a continuous supply of softened water is important, but the capacity of one or two filter vessels is occasionally insufficient and, for technical reasons, larger vessels cannot be used.
The unit removes calcium and magnesium ions from the water, replacing them with sodium ions. The unit works fully automatically, performing regeneration (backwashing) according to consumption. The user’s task is to make sure there are always enough salt tablets in the brine tank. The installation site needs an electrical outlet and a drain connection.
Note: the drain must be able to take the backwash flow rate. We recommend consulting our sales team beforehand.
Installation and maintenance
- We offer a full service – from taking water samples and installing the equipment to maintenance.
- We also service equipment from other manufacturers.
- We repair and configure the controllers of water treatment equipment from various manufacturers.
