Water softeners are devices designed to reduce the hardness of water by removing minerals such as calcium and magnesium that cause limescale. Here’s an overview:
How a Water Softener Works
- Ion Exchange: Uses cation exchange resins that replace calcium and magnesium ions with sodium ions, making the water softer.
- Filtration: The water passes through a filter that removes solid particles and impurities.
- Regeneration: When the resins become saturated, a regeneration process with a salt solution restores their ability to soften the water.
Benefits
- Extends the Life of Appliances: Reduces limescale buildup in water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines, improving their efficiency and durability.
- Healthier Water: Softened water tastes better and can be better for your skin and hair.
- Energy Saving: Appliances work more efficiently, reducing energy consumption.
Types of Water Softeners
- Home Water Softeners: Ideal for small families, with flow rates of 12-30 liters per minute.
- Condominium Water Softeners: Designed to handle higher water consumption, with flow rates of 50-150 liters per minute.
- Professional Water Softeners: Used in industries and large structures, with flow rates greater than 150 liters per minute.
Where to Buy
Water softeners are available on our online e-shop and/or you can contact us directly for personalized quotes.
