• Completely Oxidizes and causes Iron to precipitate.
• Adjusts pH
• Reduces Odour
• Neutralizes Sulphur Hydrogen Gas
• Neutralizes Ammonia
• Prevents algae growth in tanks
• Disinfects Water
• Kills Bacteria
• Fully Automated

Water Softening Systems

Why it is important to remove soluble iron prior to a Water Softener Unit.

Oxygen is introduced with brine during every regeneration cycle so iron fouling is to be expected in any system with elevated iron levels in the incoming water.

This iron oxide precipitant cannot be removed by regular salt regeneration and effectively plugs up resin exchange sites that would otherwise be available for softening, resulting in reduced capacity.

Where the Water Purifying Unit is being used prior to a Water Softener (to remove Iron from the groundwater), it is best to either use Hydrogen Peroxide as the primary oxidating agent, or alternatively if liquid chlorine is being used, pass the treated water through a GAC filter prior to reaching the Water Softener to prevent Oxidation "Chlorine Attack" which will shorten the lifespan of the polystyrene-type gel resin by causing the resin beads to break or crack.