Home Water Softener Systems

HTO (Hardness, Taste & Odor Removal)

Ideal for homes on chlorinated, hard municipal water. This one-of-a-kind combination system offers the same high-quality product water of having separate softener and carbon filtration units in a space saving, one-unit design. The HTO will remove hardness and bad taste and odor caused by chlorine, chloramines or organic matter.

• Lower Upfront Costs. Pay for one unit instead of two separate systems.
• Lower Annual Costs. The HTO uses less salt and water than traditional softeners and our two-tank system allows you to change the carbon and softener resin at different times, unlike mixed bed units.

89 High Efficiency Water Softener

Our most efficient water softener. The 89HE combines upflow regeneration technology with precision brining to offer you significant annual salt and water savings. The 1” port makes this system  perfect for large homes. Plus, it’s efficient, environmentally friendly, and saves money every year.

Uses up to 75% less salt and 64% less water.
Compared to conventional calendar clock models.

Benefits from Softer Water:

• Silky shiny hair
• Soft supple skin
• Use up to 75% less soap
• Lower water heating cost by 29%
• Save as much as $479 annually*

*Potential savings based on Water Quality
Research Foundation Battelle Institute Study

85TA (Twin Tank) Water Softener

The best choice for large homes and businesses that need continuous, softened water. With the 85TA, your customers don’t have to sacrifice efficiency for convenience. The reverse flow (upflow) regeneration offers your customers significant salt and water savings annually and ultra low hardness leakage while providing up to 16.6 gpm of continuous soft water 24 hours a day.

HEDP System (High Efficiency Dual Pass)

Engineered for residential and light commercial applications, including boiler feed systems, that have high hardness water supplies (typically .75 gpg). The HEDP offers consistent, softer water by using a two-tank system to prevent hard water slipping through the system. The first tank significantly reduces the water hardness and the second tank prevents slippage. The HEDP uses reverse flow regeneration and precision brining to reduce annual salt and water costs and is more cost effective than larger single tank systems.