What This Softener Does

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The Automatic Water Softener 2500-3200 LPH 1465 is designed to treat high-flow water systems in commercial or industrial applications. It removes hardness-causing minerals like calcium and magnesium from water flows between 2,500 and 3,200 litres per hour. The result is water that won’t cause limescale buildup, protecting pipes, boilers, and appliances. With its fully automatic regeneration cycle and easy maintenance, this softener delivers reliable performance day after day.

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Key Features of the Automatic Water Softener 2500-3200 LPH 1465

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• High-flow capacity: Handles up to 3,200 L/h, making it suitable for large systems.

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• Automatic regeneration: The 1465 model includes an automatic valve, which regenerates the resin without manual intervention.

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• Durable construction: Uses a 14″ × 65″ FRP vessel and quality cation resin to ensure long service life.

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• Scale protection: By removing hardness minerals, the system prevents limescale damage in plumbing, boilers and industrial equipment.

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• User-friendly maintenance: Easy access to the brine tank and resin replacement keeps downtime low.

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Technical Specifications

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• Vessel size: 14″ × 65″ FRP (approx. 150 L capacity)

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• Flow range: 2,500–3,200 L/hour

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• Brine tank: 100 L with valve included

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• Resin volume: 4 × 25 L cation resin

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• Riser tube type: 1465 with top and bottom strainers

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Why Choose the Automatic Water Softener 2500-3200 LPH 1465?

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Choosing the Automatic Water Softener 1465 means investing in system reliability. Because it automatically regenerates, you avoid manual resets. Moreover, the high capacity supports large flows, so you won’t bottleneck your process. Also, by reducing scale buildup, you’ll save on equipment repair and energy costs. In short, the 1465 model offers smart performance for heavy-duty water use.

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Installation & Maintenance Tips

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1. Install on a stable, level base that supports the FRP vessel and brine tank.

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2. Connect the water feed line ahead of any major equipment that could be damaged by hard water.

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3. Check the hardness levels of incoming water so you can size the resin change and regeneration frequency correctly.

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4. Schedule regular service intervals: replace resin when performance drops; inspect brine tank; clean smaller parts.

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5. Monitor regeneration and flow to ensure the system delivers the expected soft water output.

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