H2O 1.5 Cu. Ft. Fleck Water Softener 5600SXT with Digital Meter Control Benefits

• Removes Calcium, Magnesium, Lime and Iron
• Prevents Scale Build Up in Hot Water Pipes (shown above) and on Heating Elements
• Optimizes Soap Use / Reduces Costs (learn more…)
  With a Fleck water softener, less laundry bleach is needed, and chemical softeners are not required. Soaps can be used instead of detergents, which have built-in chemical cleaners. Many of these are formulated either with phosphates or chemicals to buffer water hardness. Experience shows that total supply costs can be reduced by as much as 50 percent with softened water. Your savings will depend on your present usage level of chemicals, which is directly related to the quality of your water.
• Almost Doubles Fabric Life (learn more…)
  If yours is an in-house laundry, you’re concerned with linen replacement costs. Two things cause fabrics to wear out – the mechanical action of washing and the chemical action. By using soft water and eliminating one rinse cycle, you reduce mechanical action. By cutting back on bleaches, detergents, and other chemicals (most of which you don’t need with soft water), you reduce chemical action. You can expect linen replacement costs to be reduced up to 40 percent; once again depending on the amount of chemicals you’re now using, and the quality of your water.
• Significantly Reduces Maintenance Costs (learn more…)
  Every water-using appliance can suffer hard water damage. Hard water scale clogs pipes and nozzles, damages valves and pumps, impairs machine efficiency. When hard water puts a wash wheel down for repairs, that means lost production as well as repairs. Machine life can also be materially shortened, which means more frequent replacement of costly capital equipment.
• Improves Energy Efficiency of Water Heater (learn more…)
  If you eliminate one hot rinse cycle with a Fleck water softener, you reduce the energy necessary to heat that water. Using the 150 gallons example above, and applying a heating cost of 0.28¢ per gallon, it costs 42¢ to heat the rinse water. By eliminating the rinse cycle, you thus save $3.36 per day (42¢ × 8 cycles), or $16.80 per week, or $873.60 per year. That’s based on current energy prices, and on one wheel only. When hard water scale builds up in your water heater, you must heat the scale before you can heat the water. That’s an increase you don’t need — and can eliminate with soft water.

Features

• Fleck Digital Meter Control Valve
• Structural Polyglass Tank
• Resintech CG8 Resin Stands up to Chlorinated Water
• Large Capacity Brine Tank
• 3/4″ or 1″ FNPT Connection & Bypass Valve
• Standard w Safety Brine Valve

H2O water softeners are made with Fleck Controls, Structural Polyglass Tanks, and softening resin from ResinTech that can stand up to chlorinated water. These are trusted U.S. brands that have stood the test of time in the marketplace for over 35 years.

The large capacity brine tank can hold over 120 lbs. of salt. Our tank water softener can also be regenerated with potassium chloride as a salt alternative.

View our new Water Softener system assembly instructions included with this system.

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Choose the 56SXT-15-CC for whole-home taste and odor improvement with automatic backwashing and a digital control valve built for reliable everyday performance. Use this system when you want better shower and sink water, improved drinking and cooking water quality, and a low-touch filtration setup that is built for consistent performance.

Better Tasting Ice & Beverages

Healthy Water for Cooking

Chlorine Free Showers & Baths

This system will improve water quality through your whole house by removing chlorine, bad taste & odor, reduction of chemical contaminants, and removal of dirt, rust and sediment.

Great Tasting Water, Coffee & Tea

Improve Pet Health with Filtered Water

Brush Healthier Without Chlorine

This great system will benefit everyone in your family, every day! Showering in chlorine free water will make a noticeable difference in your hair and skin.

• Ideal for a family of 4 or 5 people
• Premium catalytic coconut-shell granular activated carbon makes up the media bed in our systems. A large amount of this high-grade carbon is used to provide longer contact time and better removal rates for more difficult contaminants.

  When it comes to carbon filters, bigger is better!

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Carbon can reduce hundreds of chemical contaminants, but the most difficult chemicals require longer contact time for effective reduction. A larger media bed provides longer retention time between the water and the media. Larger systems do a better job of chemical contaminant removal than smaller systems. These difficult to remove chemical contaminants are also removed more effectively at low flow rates.

H2O offers many sizes of Whole House Filters. We’re happy to help you size the system for your needs, based on the size of your home and family. Beware of competitors offering “One size fits all” systems.

H2O’s whole house systems feature a large bed of premium catalytic carbon media, time-tested for years of performance. Catalytic carbon is granular activated carbon that is further processed to increase catalytic reactivity. This enhanced carbon media produces much higher chlorine capacities and much better removal rates for chloramine and hydrogen sulfide.

Top Quality Components of the 6-8 GPM Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter:

• Fleck Control Valve with Stainless Steel 3/4″ Bypass Standard, 1″ also available.
• Structural Polyglass Tank
• Filtration Media: 1.5 Cu. Ft. (41 lbs.) of Catalytic Carbon

Benefits and Sizing for the 6-8 GPM Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter

This system is best for households that want whole-home taste and odor improvement and a practical backwashing filter that fits typical residential flow needs.

Choose this model if you want:

• Whole-home improvement, not just one faucet
• Strong flow during daily use with routine backwashing support
• An automatic system that is easier to maintain than frequent cartridge swaps
• Better water comfort for showers, laundry, and kitchen use

Sizing guidance

• Size based on peak demand, meaning how many fixtures run at once.
• If you frequently run multiple showers, fill large tubs, or have heavy simultaneous use, you may need a higher-flow option.

Control valve highlights: what SXT offers

The Fleck SXT digital control valve is designed to make backwashing consistent and straightforward.

Buyer-friendly benefits

• Programmable scheduling so backwash cycles run automatically
• Digital controls that are easier to set and adjust than mechanical timers
• Consistent cycling to help maintain media performance and reduce channeling
• Designed for whole house backwashing filter applications

What it reduces

This system is built for whole-home filtration focused on taste, odor, and everyday water quality annoyances.

Common goals for a whole house carbon backwashing system include:

• Reducing chlorine taste and odor in city water
• Improving overall water smell and shower comfort
• Helping reduce certain chemical taste and odor issues, depending on water conditions
• Reducing sediment that can affect water clarity and fixtures, depending on upstream conditions

This is not a water softener. If your primary problem is scale, spotting, or hard-water minerals, you would typically add water softening or scale-focused treatment.

If microbial protection is needed, UV disinfection is typically added after appropriate prefiltration.

Performance and Maintenance Expectations for the 6-8 GPM Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter

Backwashing carbon systems are designed for steady performance with minimal routine work.

What to expect

• Consistent flow when properly sized for your peak demand
• Automatic backwashing that helps keep the carbon bed from compacting or channeling
• Whole-home improvement in taste and odor without changing cartridges every few months

Basic maintenance

• Check the valve area and drain line periodically to confirm normal operation
• If you notice a major taste return or flow change, confirm the system is cycling properly and evaluate whether media replacement is due
• Media replacement timing varies by water conditions and usage, but many homeowners plan replacement on a multi-year timeline

Compare: 56SXT-15-CC vs. 90 CC System

Use this comparison to choose the right fit for your home’s peak demand.

If your home regularly pushes high peak flow, the larger system is the safer choice for maintaining strong flow during busy times. If your demand is typical and you want a reliable whole house carbon system, the 56SXT-15-CC is often the best balance of performance and value.

FAQs for Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filters

Q: Is this the same as a Fleck 5600SXT whole house system?
A: This system uses the Fleck SXT style digital control for automatic backwashing. Confirm the exact valve model and connection size listed on the product page for your installation.

Q: Is this a water softener?
A: No. This is a whole house carbon filtration system focused on taste and odor. Water softening is used for hardness minerals.

Q: Will this improve chlorine taste and odor?
A: Whole house carbon systems are commonly used for chlorine taste and odor improvement, especially for city water.

Q: Do I need a drain for backwashing?
A: Yes. Backwashing systems require a drain connection to discharge backwash water properly.

Q: Will this reduce my water pressure?
A: When properly sized, it is designed to support strong flow. Pressure issues are more likely when a system is undersized for peak demand or when plumbing restrictions are present.

Q: How do I know if I need the larger 90 cc system?
A: If you have frequent simultaneous use like multiple showers running at once, multi-head showers, or high peak demand, a higher-capacity system is often the better fit.

Whole House system assembly instructions included with this system.

  

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Utilizing Catalytic Carbon, this whole house filtration system replacement tank will purify all the water throughout your entire home. This system will remove chlorine, chloramines, bad taste, and odor from all of your family’s water.

Use the WHR1054 for all kitchen water needs (including drinking water, ice, juice concentrates, coffee, tea, cooking), pets, and showering and bathing in clean, chlorine free water.

H2O WHR1054 Whole House Filtration System Replacement Tank Features:

• Structural Polyglass Tank (10″ Wide x 54″ Tall w base and head)
• Tank is bedded with 2.0 cu. ft. (60 lbs) of Catalytic Carbon.
• 300,000 gallon capacity for chlorine removal
• Molded Tank Head with 3/4″ FNPT.
• Ideal for whole house de-chlorination applications.
• 8 – 10 Gallon per minute flow rate.
• 5 Micron sediment prefiltration is highly recommended.
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Intended for use on municipally treated water.
• Do not use on microbiologically unsafe water supplies.

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This system is ideal for smaller homes, cabins, and residential applications with up to 3 showers where a non-backwashing system with replaceable sediment cartridges is preferred.

Available configurations

• 1.5 cu. ft. media option: FT-1.5-GAC-1-BB
• 2.0 cu. ft. media option: FT-2-GAC-1-BB

Port size: 1-inch FNPT connections

Media type: Catalytic granular activated carbon

Housing type: 10-inch x 4.5 inch full-flow/Big Blue size heavy-duty filter housings

What is a Non-Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter Used For?

• Whole house chlorine taste and odor reduction
• Chloramine reduction for city water applications
• Hydrogen sulfide reduction for sulfur or rotten-egg odor concerns
• Sediment reduction, including prefilter and postfilter cartridges
• Better tasting water for beverages, ice, cooking, and brushing teeth
• Chlorine-reduced water for showers, baths, and everyday household use
• Smaller homes or cabins that need 5 to 10 GPM flow support

What it reduces

• Chlorine taste and odor
• Chloramines
• Hydrogen sulfide
• Dirt, rust, and sediment
• Certain chemical contaminants
• General taste and odor concerns throughout the home

System sizing and flow options

How to choose the right size

Choose the 1.5 cu. ft. system if your home typically needs 5 to 7 GPM and has moderate whole house demand. Choose the 2.0 cu. ft. system if your home needs 8 to 10 GPM, has higher peak use, or may run multiple fixtures at the same time.

Peak flow matters more than household size alone. If you often run showers, laundry, dishwasher, and sinks at the same time, choose the system that matches the highest flow you expect during busy use.

Compatibility checks before ordering

Before buying, confirm:

• Your plumbing can connect to 1-inch FNPT ports or be properly adapted
• Your home’s peak flow demand matches the selected 5 to 7 GPM or 8 to 10 GPM option
• You have enough space for the selected tank and two 10-inch full-flow housings
• You have clearance below both housings for cartridge changes
• You want a non-backwashing system, not an automatic backwashing carbon filter
• You have or plan to purchase the recommended 1-inch installation kit if needed
• If microbial protection is needed, add a UV sterilizer after proper filtration

Recommended add-ons

• 1-inch whole house installation kit, sold separately
• UV sterilizer if bacterial or microbial protection is needed
• Reverse osmosis system if you want dedicated under-sink drinking water purification

Install difficulty: Moderate

This is a main-line whole house installation with a carbon tank plus sediment pre- and post-filter housings. Many experienced DIY customers can install it with the right fittings, but a plumber or installer is recommended if you are not comfortable cutting into the main water line, mounting the housings, supporting the plumbing, or checking for leaks.

Installation for a Non-Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter

1. Choose an installation location on the main water line after the main shutoff and before water branches throughout the home.
2. Confirm there is enough space for the carbon tank, two 10-inch full-flow housings, and cartridge service clearance.
3. Shut off water and depressurize the plumbing system.
4. Mount the 5 micron sediment prefilter housing before the carbon tank.
5. Install the catalytic carbon tank in the correct flow direction.
6. Mount the 1 micron sediment postfilter housing after the carbon tank.
7. Connect the system using 1-inch FNPT connections and properly supported plumbing.
8. Turn water on slowly and check all housings, fittings, brackets, and tank connections for leaks.
9. Flush the system according to the included assembly instructions before normal use.
10. Recheck for leaks after startup and again later the same day.

Maintenance Schedule

• Sediment prefilter: replace every 6 to 12 months, or sooner if flow drops or sediment load is heavy
• Sediment postfilter: replace every 6 to 12 months, or sooner if flow drops or water clarity changes
• Carbon bed: replace about every 3 years in most residential applications
• Filter housing O-rings: inspect during every cartridge change and replace if flattened, cracked, or leaking
• System inspection: check fittings, brackets, housings, and tank area every 6 to 12 months

Replacement Triggers

Replace sediment filters when:

• Flow drops noticeably
• Pressure drop increases across the housings
• Cartridges show heavy discoloration or visible loading
• Sediment appears downstream
• Your planned 6 to 12-month service interval is reached

Replace the carbon media when:

• Chlorine, chloramine, sulfur odor, or chemical taste returns
• Maximum gallon capacity is reached
• The carbon bed reaches the expected 3-year residential service life
• Water quality goals are no longer being met

Common Questions on Non-Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filters

Q: What is a non-backwashing whole house carbon filter?
A: It is a whole house carbon filtration system that uses a carbon media tank and replaceable sediment cartridges without an automatic backwash valve.

Q: Who is a non-backwashing whole house carbon water filter system best for?
A: It is best for smaller homes or cabins with up to 3 showers and flow needs between 5 and 10 GPM, depending on the selected media size.

Q: What does a non-backwashing whole house carbon water filter reduce?
A: It reduces chlorine taste and odor, chloramines, hydrogen sulfide, sediment, and certain chemical contaminants.

Q: What is the difference between a non-backwashing and a backwashing carbon filter?
A: A backwashing carbon filter automatically rinses the media bed. This non-backwashing system uses sediment pre- and post-filters and requires periodic replacement of the carbon media.

Q: Does this system soften water?
A: No. Carbon filtration does not remove hardness minerals. If scale or hard water spotting is the concern, a water softener or scale-focused treatment may be needed.

Q: Does a non-backwashing whole house carbon water filter remove bacteria?
A: No. Carbon filtration is not a disinfection method. If bacterial protection is needed, add a UV sterilizer after proper prefiltration.

Q: How often do I replace the sediment filters?
A: Typical sediment filter life is 6 to 12 months, but heavy sediment or high usage may require earlier replacement.

Q: How long does carbon media last?
A: Carbon bed life is about 3 years in most residential applications, depending on water quality and usage.

Q: What are the connection sizes?
A: The system uses 1-inch FNPT connections.

Better Tasting Ice & Beverages

Healthy Water for Cooking

Chlorine Free Showers & Baths

This system will improve water quality through your whole house by removing chlorine, bad taste & odor, reduction of chemical contaminants, and removal of dirt, rust and sediment.

Great Tasting Water, Coffee & Tea

Improve Pet Health with Filtered Water

Brush Healthier Without Chlorine

This great system will benefit everyone in your family, every day! Showering in chlorine free water will make a noticeable difference in your hair and skin.

Check Accessories Section for Recommended Install Kit

Recommended kit to install this whole house system.

See Installation Kits in Accessories.

Additional Systems to Consider:

Your Complete Non-Backwashing Whole House Carbon Water Filter System Includes:

• Structural Polyglass Tank w Molded Tank Head
• Filtration Media: Catalytic Carbon
• (2) 10″ x 4.5″ Full-Flow/BB Size Heavy Duty Filter Housings
• (2) Mounting Brackets with 8 Screws for Filter Housings
• (1) Filter Housing Wrench
• (3) Harmsco Industrial Quality WB-HB-10-5W Pleated 5 Micron 20″ Sediment Prefilter
• (3) Harmsco Industrial Quality WB-HB-10-1W Pleated 1 Micron 20″ Sediment Postfilter

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More Uses Than Bottled Water

An H2O Residential Filox Well Filter System is Designed to Remove Iron, Hydrogen Sulfide, and Manganese. These Chemical Free Filters Oxidize Dissolved Metals. A Vigorous Back Wash with Just Water, Rinses the Bed Clean.

The 58SXT-1.5-FX System is sized for a home with 3 or 4 bathrooms.

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This system is sized for a house with 3 bathrooms and supports a 6-9 GPM service/peak flow range.

Model number: 58SXT-1.5-MZ

Flow rate: 6 to 9 GPM

Media type: Micro-Z granular well water treatment media

Amount of media: 1.5 cu. ft.

Micron rating: Nominal 5 to 10 micron filtration

Control valve: Fleck 5800SXT digital backwashing control valve

Tank size: 10-inch x 54-inch Structural Polyglass tank

Overall system height: 63.75 inches

Operating pressure: 20 to 125 PSI

Operating temperature: 36°F to 120°F

Media bed life: Unlimited

Shipping weight: 125 lbs.

Country of origin: Made in the USA

What is the 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM Micro-Z Well Water Treatment Sediment Filter Used For?

• Whole house sediment reduction
• Cloudy water improvement caused by dirt and debris
• Ferric iron/rust particle reduction
• Silt and turbidity reduction
• Well water pretreatment before additional filtration stages
• Protecting fixtures, appliances, plumbing, UV systems, softeners, and downstream filters
• Homes with up to 3 bathrooms that need 6 to 9 GPM flow support

What it reduces

• Dirt
• Rust particles
• Ferric iron
• Silt
• Turbidity
• Suspended sediment and particulate

This system is not a water softener, carbon filter, lead filter, or UV disinfection system. If your water also has hardness, chlorine taste and odor, bacteria, sulfur odor, or dissolved metals, additional treatment may be needed based on water testing.

Why Micro-Z media matters
Micro-Z is a high-performance granular filter media with a unique zeolite structure. It outperforms conventional multimedia in many sediment applications because it offers 2.8 times the load capacity of sand, can handle higher service flow rates, and supports increased load capacity. Micro-Z also uses 50% less water during backwashing than sand filters.

Why the Fleck 5800SXT valve matters
The Fleck 5800SXT digital backwashing control valve automatically manages the backwash cycle, helping flush trapped sediment and reclassify the media bed. This makes the system easier to maintain than cartridge-only sediment filtration in applications where filters plug quickly.

System features

• Fleck 5800SXT digital backwashing control valve
• Structural polyglass tank
• Micro-Z uses 50% less water for backwashing compared to sand filters
• Nominal 5 – 10 micron filtration
• Media never needs to be replaced!
• No chemicals or salts used
• Stainless steel bypass with 1″ FNPT ports
• Micro-Z filtration media
• Automatic sediment removal
• No chemicals or salts used
• Designed for a house with 3 bathrooms

Compatibility checks before ordering
Before buying, confirm:

• Your main issue is cloudy water, dirt, rust, silt, ferric iron, or turbidity
• Your home’s peak flow demand fits the 6 to 9 GPM range
• Your home has up to 3 bathrooms or a similar water demand
• You have space for a 10-inch x 54-inch tank with 63.75 inches of overall system height
• You have a drain location for backwash discharge
• You have a nearby electrical outlet for the Fleck 5800SXT control valve
• Your plumbing can connect to 1-inch FNPT ports or be properly adapted
• You have additional treatment planned if you need disinfection, softening, chlorine removal, sulfur odor treatment, or dissolved contaminant reduction

What’s included

• Fleck 5800SXT digital backwashing control valve
• 10-inch x 54-inch Structural Polyglass tank
• 1.5 cu. ft. Micro-Z filtration media
• Stainless steel bypass with 1-inch FNPT ports
• Internal distributor/riser assembly
• Well water system assembly instructions

Install difficulty: Moderate to advanced

This is a main-line point-of-entry installation that requires plumbing into the home’s water line, routing a drain line for backwash discharge, connecting power to the control valve, loading or confirming media setup, and programming the Fleck 5800SXT valve. A plumber or water treatment installer is recommended for most homeowners.

Installation: 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM Micro-Z Well Water Treatment Sediment Filter

1. Install the system on the main water line after the pressure tank and before water branches throughout the home.
2. Choose a level location with access to power, a drain, and enough clearance for the 63.75-inch system height.
3. Shut off water and depressurize the plumbing system.
4. Position the Structural Polyglass tank securely on a level surface.
5. Connect the inlet and outlet plumbing to the stainless steel bypass with 1-inch FNPT ports.
6. Route the drain line according to the assembly instructions and local plumbing requirements.
7. Plug in and program the Fleck 5800SXT control valve.
8. Slowly pressurize the system and check all fittings, the bypass, and valve connections for leaks.
9. Run the startup and backwash steps in the well water system assembly instructions before normal service.
10. Recheck for leaks and confirm normal flow after startup.

Maintenance Schedule

• Backwash schedule: program according to water conditions and household usage
• Monthly: confirm the system is cycling normally and check the drain line, valve, bypass, and fittings for leaks
• Every 6 to 12 months: review valve settings and adjust backwash frequency if sediment load or water use changes
• Media replacement: not required under normal use; Micro-Z media bed life is listed as unlimited
• As needed: service the valve or adjust programming if sediment returns, flow declines, or the system does not cycle properly

Replacement Triggers
Service, inspect, or adjust the system if you notice:

• Cloudy water returning after filtration
• Dirt, rust, silt, or sediment downstream
• Flow rate dropping and not recovering after backwash
• Backwash cycle not running as programmed
• Water running to drain outside the expected cycle
• Valve alarms, programming loss, or cycle issues
• Leaks around the bypass, valve, fittings, or drain line

Common Questions: 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM Micro-Z Well Water Treatment Sediment Filter

Q: What does the 58SXT-1.5-MZ Micro-Z system do?
A: It reduces dirt, rust, silt, ferric iron, turbidity, and suspended sediment in well water.

Q: What size home is the 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM system for?
A: It is sized for a house with 3 bathrooms and a 6 to 9 GPM flow range.

Q: What is the micron rating for the 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM Micro-Z filter?
A: The system provides nominal 5-to-10-micron filtration.

Q: Does this system use salt or chemicals?
A: No. It uses no chemicals or salts.

Q: Does the Micro-Z media need to be replaced?
A: No. The media bed life is listed as unlimited under normal use.

Q: Does this system need a drain?
A: Yes. It is an automatic backwashing system, so a drain line is required for backwash discharge.

Q: Does this system need electricity?
A: Yes. The Fleck 5800SXT digital control valve requires power.

Q: Is this a water softener?
A: No. It reduces sediment and particulate matter. A water softener is used for hard minerals.

Q: Will this remove bacteria?
A: No. This system is not a disinfection system. If microbial protection is needed, add UV disinfection after proper prefiltration.

Q: What are the connection sizes?
A: The system includes a stainless steel bypass with 1-inch FNPT ports.

Choose the 58SXT-1.5-MZ Micro-Z whole house system when you need automatic sediment removal for cloudy well water, rust particles, silt, turbidity, and 6 to 9 GPM point-of-entry flow.

Buy the point-of-entry 58SXT-1.5-MZ 9 GPM Micro-Z well water treatment sediment filter. Reduces dirt, rust, silt, ferric iron, turbidity, and cloudy water with 6-9 GPM flow.

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A combination of Magnesium Oxide and Calcite is used to achieve a balanced reaction in differing flow conditions. Magnesium Oxide dissolves faster and is best for high flows. Calcite produces a much slower reaction and works best for low flow rates. The combination provides even pH correction for homes with varying flow rates.

The Fleck 5800SXT backwashing control valve provides sediment filtration between 10 – 20 microns. Sediment is trapped in the media bed and backwashed automatically.

The Structural 10″ × 54″ Polyglass tank has a removable dome hole cap for ease in adding media to the tank. As the water passes through the media bed, the minerals dissolve in the water to neutralize the acid. As a result, the media bed diminishes and must be replenished from time to time. The dole hole allows replenishment to be performed without disconnecting the plumbing.

H2O 58SXT-1.0-CSCX, Acid Neutralizing Backwashing Well Treatment System, 8-10 GPM Benefits:

• Acid Neutralizing Filter stops Blue/Green Staining
• Stops Corrosion of Copper Pipes & Metal Plumbing Fixtures
• Improves Water Taste by Removing Metallic Copper Taste
• Removes Dirt, Rust and Sediment with Automatic Backwash
• Installs on Main Line, Treats all Water Through Entire Home

Well water system assembly instructions included with this system.

The blue/green staining shown in the image is a result of copper corrosion caused by low pH, acidic water.

Features:

• Magnesium Oxide and Calcite Media Bed
• Fleck 5800SXT Backwashing Valve Cleans and Regrades Media
• Structural Polyglass Tank with Removable Dome Hole
• Funnel, Rubber Bands, and Extra Media Included
• pH Correction Between 5 – 7
• Flow Rate 8 – 10 GPM: Peak flow rate 10 GPM
• Stainless Steel Bypass with 1″ FNPT Ports
• Replenish Media through Removable Dome Hole

More Uses Than Bottled Water

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A combination of Magnesium Oxide and Calcite is used to achieve a balanced reaction in differing flow conditions. Magnesium Oxide dissolves faster and is best for high flows. Calcite produces a much slower reaction and works best for low flow rates. The combination provides even pH correction for homes with varying flow rates.

The Structural 10″ × 54″ Polyglass tank has a removable dome hole cap for ease in adding media to the tank. As the water passes through the media bed, the minerals dissolve in the water to neutralize the acid. As a result, the media bed diminishes and must be replenished from time to time. The dole hole allows replenishment to be performed without disconnecting the plumbing.

H2O FT-1.0-CSCX-UF, Acid Neutralizing Inline Well Treatment System, 8-10 GPM Benefits:

• Acid Neutralizing Filter stops Blue/Green Staining
• Stops Corrosion of Copper Pipes & Metal Plumbing Fixtures
• Improves Water Taste by Removing Metallic Copper Taste
• Installs on Main Line, Treats all Water Through Entire Home

Well water system assembly instructions included with this system.

The blue/green staining shown in the image is a result of copper corrosion caused by low pH water.

Features:

• Magnesium Oxide and Calcite Media Bed
• Structural Polyglass Tank with Removable Dome Hole
• Funnel, Rubber Bands, and Extra Media Included
• pH Correction Between 5 – 7
• Flow Rate 8 – 10 GPM: Peak flow rate 10 GPM
• Standard 1″ FNPT Connections
• Replenish Media through Removable Dome Hole

More Uses Than Bottled Water

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