Automatic Water Softener 1354

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The Automatic Water Softener 1354 is made for commercial and light-industrial systems that handle high volumes of water. With a flow capacity of 2000-2500 litres per hour, this unit replaces calcium and magnesium ions in hard water with sodium ions, which prevents limescale from forming in pipes, boilers, and appliances. Because the system features an automatic regeneration cycle, it keeps water soft without manual intervention.

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Key Features of the Automatic Water Softener 1354

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• High Flow Capacity – Supports up to 2500 L/h for large systems.

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• Automatic Regeneration – Built-in valve automates the resin recharge process.

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• Robust Construction – Includes a 13″ × 54″ FRP vessel (or alternate as per spec), reliable resin, and durable brine tank.

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• Scale Protection – Prevents scale buildup in plumbing networks and water-using equipment.

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• Efficient Maintenance – Designed for minimal downtime and easy access to service parts.

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Technical Specifications

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• Flow Range: 2000-2500 L/hour. ARCADE+1

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• Vessel: 13″ × 54″ (or 14″ × 65″ depending on model) FRP construction. ARCADE+1

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• Resin: Cation resin, volume as per standard kit.

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• Brine Tank: 100 L (typical) with valve.

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• Riser Tube & Strainers: 1354 riser tube type with top & bottom strainers.

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Why Choose the Automatic Water Softener 1354?

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When your facility uses large amounts of water, scale and hardness can cause serious problems — reducing efficiency and increasing maintenance costs. The Automatic Water Softener 1354 offers a reliable soft-water solution that safeguards your equipment. Furthermore, by automating resin regeneration it frees staff from manual checks and ensures consistent water quality. In addition, the high-capacity flow means your system won’t become a bottleneck in your production or service process.

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Installation & Maintenance Tips

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1. Test water hardness before installing to confirm correct sizing.

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2. Ensure mounting space for the FRP vessel and brine tank?

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3. Connect the feed line such that full flow is treated before the equipment.

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4. Monitor system performance regularly — when resin capacity drops or output declines, schedule service.

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5. Backwash and recharge resin according to usage and hardness levels to maintain effectiveness.

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