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Precision Series 30,000 Grain High Efficiency Digital Water Softening System For Hardness + Iron And Manganese Reduction by Tier1
- Exclusive NSF Certified electronic control valve
- Brine safety valve for added overflow protection
- Protect fixtures, pipes and appliances from harmful scale
- Perfect on its own or as part of a total home solution by Tier1
- Exclusive NSF Certified electronic control valve
- Brine safety valve for added overflow protection
- Protect fixtures, pipes and appliances from harmful scale
- Perfect on its own or as part of a total home solution by Tier1
Note: Inlet water that contains measurable levels of chlorine or chloramines may adversely affect the resin life.
Hard Water Worries
Hard water is a phrase used to describe the presence of untreated water containing magnesium and calcium, two minerals that contribute to scaling build-up. Left untreated, the scale can cause inefficiencies of water-using appliances, block or corrode pipes and plumbing, cause early appliance failure, and lower the effectiveness of detergents and soaps. Treating your water with a softener helps reduce these concerns by using ion exchange resin to capture, retain, and finally remove these minerals from your water. This process adds sodium to your water at the cost recharging the resin but yields the results of cleaner dishes, brighter clothes, smoother hair and skin, and the knowledge that your hard water worries are being treated.
Grains of Hardness
A family of 3 with 20 grains of hardness: Your family of 3 will use approx. 225 gallons of water per day (3 people x 75 gallons per person). Since the water has 20 grains of hardness, you'll need to treat 4,500 grains of hardness per day (225 X 20). If you give the softener its full dose of salt, 15 lbs. per cubic foot, you can go about 6-2/3 days or 1 week before regenerating (30,000/4,500).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Max. Hardness of the Water (in GPG)? During set-up, the customer customizes the regeneration cycle based on their water hardness level. Instructions for how to calculate this level can be found in the user guide with every product.
How much is the max. Clear Water Iron Removal (ppm)? An iron filter is recommended for iron levels above 5 ppm
Is it Demand Initiated or Timed? Tier1 water softeners are demand initiated, the control valve features a water use probe, which measures water use
How long does the Regeneration Cycle take? Approximately one hour
Will I experience a disruption in water service during the Regeneration Cycle? No, this system features the Tier1 Automatic Bypass Control Valve
What is in the mineral tank? The system arrives to you pre-filled with Tier1's premium HIM and Ion Exchange Resin blend
Does it have an indicator to notify me about low salt? No, there is not a low salt indicator. The brine tank storage limit should be 120 pounds.
What if my home is plumbed with PEX or CPVC supply tubing? Homes plumbed with PEX or CPVC supply tubing may require the use of compression fittings, such as the Sharkbite® brand. Due to varying sizes and configurations, compression fittings are not included with the water softener. If these fittings are required, they can be purchased for a reasonable price at most hardware stores.
Experience the Tier1 Difference
Tier1 manufactures high-quality filtration and household products. We take creating and maintaining a healthy home seriously. Products must undergo rigorous testing and meet demanding quality expectations in order to earn the Tier1 badge. Every purchase is backed by the Tier1® Guarantee:
- Guaranteed Fit
- Guaranteed Quality
- Guaranteed Price
Reduced Contaminants
The TIER1-WH-HD-IRN-MG-948 reduces the following contaminants:
- Calcium
- Hard Scale
- Hardness
- Iron
- Manganese
The TIER1-WH-HD-IRN-MG-948 fits the following model numbers
TIER1-WH-HD-IRN-MG-948 |
Installation Guide
Instructions
- For installation instructions please read the System Installation Guide