Proportional time + volume-controlled water softener

The difference between the modern proportional time- and volume-controlled water softener and the traditional time- and volume-controlled water softener is easy to explain.

With a traditional time- and volume-controlled water softener, the amount of salt is not adjusted to reflect what is actually needed to regenerate the resin. With a traditional time- and volume-controlled water softener So 100% of salt is used, when in fact only 75% is needed to clean the resin.

With a proportional time + volume-controlled water softener, the amount of salt is adjusted to the actual amount required. So, in the case of a traditional time- and volume-controlled water softener Only 75% of the maximum amount of salt would be used for the rinse cycle. A saving of 25%! As with volume-controlled water softeners, this results in an efficiency of 100% using just one resin tank (simplex). In addition, the system uses salt tablets, which are widely available and therefore low-priced.

In short: good value for money to buy and to run.