WHOLE HOUSE WATER CONDITIONERwith Triton Electronic Control Valve

INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MANUAL

IAPMO R&T certified to NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 44 for meeting or exceeding industry standards of aesthetic chlorine reduction and softening efficiency.

IMPORTANT: Optimum sizing of the Reionator Pro Ultra™ will result in a regeneration every 3 to 6 days.

IMPORTANT: Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.

PLUMBING CONNECTIONSIn virtually all circumstances, the Reionator Pro Ultra™ water system is at-tached to the main incoming water line in the home (hereafter referred to as the “main water line”) and conditions both the hot and the cold water lines—including lines to drinking water and ice machine lines. Be sure you are hooked up to the main water line and are feeding back into the main water line which branches off to all other lines. Refer to the Plumbing Connection Diagram (Figure 5, Page 5) for typical configuration.

IMPORTANT: Ensure that water entering the Reionator Pro Ultra™ is from the main cold water line, especially if the Reionator Pro Ultra™ is not the first appliance in the plumbing line. Hot water entering the REIONATOR™ may damage the resins and will void the warranty.

SYSTEM CAPACITY & REGENERATION SETTING

Refer to Table 1 to determine the volume of water that can be conditioned by the size of the system you have installed. This capacity may be different from ordinary softening systems, so please check the numbers.

If the valve is a timed valve, it regenerates at a predetermined number of days.

To calculate the number of days, divide the total capacity of the system (optimum grains capacity divided by water hardness) by gallons per day (# of people times 75/gallons/person/day). For example, there are 4 people in a home and you are installing a 32,000 grain Reionator Pro Ultra™ (which has an optimum capacity of 16,080 according to the chart).

As an example, say you’ve tested the water and it has a hardness of 7 grains/gallon.

Optimal grains capacity ÷ water hardness = total capacity.

No. of people x 75 gallons per day = gallons/day.

Total capacity ÷ gallons per day = No. of days to regenerate.

16,080 ÷ 7 = 2,300 gallons total capacity.

4 x 75 = 300 gallons per day water usage.

2300 - 300 gallons = 2000 gallons reserve capacity.

Reserve capacity = working capacity.

2000 ÷ 300 = 6.67 days before regeneration.

If the valve is a metered valve, which measures actual water use, then using the above example, the setting would be about 2,000 gallons (allowing for a reserve capacity of approximately one day of water use). 2,300 gallons (total capacity) - 300 gallons per day (one day’s use) = 2,000 gallons.

IMPORTANT: As with any other appliance ALWAYS check your state and local regulations regarding plumbing and electrical connections and placement of the system before installation.

SPECIFICATIONS*Single Tank Systems

MODELNUMBER

GRAINS CAPACITY

MAXIMUMRECOMMENDEDFLOW RATE (gpm)

CONTINUOUS FLOW RATE (gpm)@15 PSID

RESINTANK

BRINETANK

SYSTEMHEIGHT

SALT STORAGE

APPROX.WEIGHT

RXU13 39,000 11.0 15 13” X 54” 18” X 33” 62” 200 lbs 175 lbs

* Indicates factory specifications, which are not tested or validated by IAPMO R&T. Refer to Performance Data Sheet on Page 18 for validated specifications.

Operating Pressure Range = 20 to 125psiWe recommend that the system regenerate no more than two times per day per resin tank.

Installation Guide

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SALT SETTINGRefer to the tables on the previous page to determine the correct setting for the size system you are installing. This setting may be different from ordinary softening systems, so please check the numbers.

VALVE ASSEMBLYThe Triton control valve comes with a noryl plastic bypass valve which simplifies installation and is convenient to use should the system need to be serviced in the future. Inlet and Outlet connections are 3/4" or 1" pipe size.

PLACEMENT OF THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA™ WATER SYSTEMInstall the Reionator Pro Ultra™ system into the existing cold water supply line before the water heater and before any cold water outlet that requires treatment. When selecting a location for the system, please keep the following things in mind:

1. Choose a location that requires the least amount of piping. While this is important from a cost standpoint, it is more important that the distance between the Reionator Pro Ultra™ and the drain be as close as possible.

2. An approved 115/120 volt 60-cycle grounded receptacle should be within reach of the 15 ft. transformer power pack.

3. Since salt or potassium chloride must be periodically added to the brine tank, the location should be easily accessible.

4. All systems are designed to be installed in an inside and weather-protected location. However, in a few states where climate conditions allow, systems may be installed outside. If the system is installed outside, it must be sheltered from rain and direct sunlight.

IMPORTANT: Damage to the Reionator Pro Ultra™ as a result of exposure to the elements without the use of a weather cover will not be covered under the limited lifetime warranty.

5. In some situations supplementary water treatment may be required (sediment filter, iron removal, etc.). Make certain that adequate space is available.

6. Outside faucets should be on the untreated hard water line in front of the Reionator Pro Ultra™ system. Conditioned water is not needed for lawn or garden watering. (The hose bib closest to the garage may have treated water for washing cars.)

7. Do not locate the system where it or its connections (including the drain and overflow lines) will ever be subjected to temperatures under 40° F (4.4°C) or over 110°F (43.3°C).

8. Select a location where the floor is level. If the floor is rough or uneven, level it by placing the resin tank on 3/4" exterior plywood. Cut 1" larger on all sides and then shim to level as needed.

9. Do not install any system close to a hot water heater with less than a total run of 12 ft. of piping between the outlet of the Reionator Pro Ultra™ system and the inlet to the heater. Water heaters can sometimes overheat to the extent they will transmit heat back down the cold water pipe into the Reionator Pro Ultra™ control valve. Hot water will severely damage this equipment. (See plumbing connection diagram Fig. 5, Page 5). Elbows, bends and straight pipe totalling 12 ft. will meet this requirement. If necessary to place closer, install an approved check valve between the discharge on the Reionator Pro Ultra™ and the inlet of the water heater.

Figure 3.

The Triton Control Valve

Installation

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Installation

MOVING THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA™ INTO POSITIONKeep the Reionator Pro Ultra™ resin tank upright and move it into position. (The resin tank should always be upright, even during storage and while being transported to the site.) Level the system with shims. Make sure the bypass valve or manifold is attached. At this point, measure the piping required. Make sure that the measurements allow for fittings.

BEFORE CUTTINGShut-off the heat (gas or electricity) to the water heater. Shut-off all water at the main supply valve. Drain the piping by opening the highest faucet in the plumbing system and the lowest faucet or drain plug. When the pipes are drained, install the inlet and outlet piping to the Reionator Pro Ultra™ control valve.

When the Reionator Pro Ultra™ is installed, move the lever on the direct connect bypass valve to the bypass position. On a three valve bypass system, close the inlet and outlet valve and open the bypass valve. Water can now be restored to the building during the rest of the installation. Check for leaks and correct, if found.

DRAIN LINE CONNECTIONInstall 1/2" I.D. plastic tubing from the hose barb located on the right side of the main control valve to an open drain. Do not connect the drain directly to a sewer as this would violate sanitary codes. (See Figure 4a) If the drain line is extremely long, or discharges above the main control valve, a back pressure may limit the effectiveness of the injector, drawing brine during regeneration. A siphon trap (a simple knot or taped loop) at the outlet of the drain line is advisable to keep the drain line full and assure correct flow during regeneration. (See Figure 4b)

Where the drain line is elevated above the valve and exceeds 20' in length, a 3/4" I.D. drain line is recommended. Elbows or other fittings in the drain line must be kept to a bare minimum. Installation should never allow for rinsing of brine through water supply lines.

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CAUTION: Never connect drain line directly into drain, sewer line or trap. Always allow an air gap

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Drain Line Connection

PolyTube Insert

Drain Elbow Cap

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Triton Bypass Valve

Important: Brass or Plastic yoke assembly (not shown)is required to connect piping to the bypass valveand is available in either NPT or solvent.

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Plumbing Connection

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Installation

BRINE LINE CONNECTIONSOn all units, 3/8” O.D. x 1/4” I.D. brine line tubing must be assembled at both the system control valve and the brine valve as shown. The tubing is included in the brine tank.

Make sure the nylon insert is inside the ends of the plastic tube when making the connection. Tighten up the compression nuts firmly (tapered edge faces towards valve).

OVERFLOW CONNECTIONInstall 1/2” I.D. tubing (not provided) to the brine tank overflow fitting located on the side of the tank and run it to the drain. The brine overflow is provided in case a situation should arise causing too much water to be added to the brine tank. This drain connection will carry the excess to the drain and prevent flooding of the floor. No liability will or can be assumed by the manufacturer of the Reionator Pro Ultra™ system should flooding occur (See Figure 5).

Install the brine overflow tubing even if the brine tank used with your Reionator Pro Ultra™ includes a safety brine valve as a product feature.

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Installation

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Air Check Valve Adjustment

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Setting The Clock

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Figure 8b

From the main TIME screen, press and release the “Set Time” button. The screen should change to the “Set Time” screen and the hour should flash.

Press and release either the or buttons until the desired hour of the day is reached. AM or PM will be indicated on the right side of the display.

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Figure 8a

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Figure 9a

Figure 9b

Figure 9c

Press and release the “Set Time” button to move to the minute selection screen. The hours should stop flashing and the minutes should begin flashing.

Press either the or buttons to change the minutes as shown in Figure 9b.

When you’ve finished setting the time, press and release the “Set Time” button. The minutes should stop flashing and the valve should return to the main screen as shown in figure 9c.

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Triton Control Valve

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FUNCTION AND CYCLES OF OPERATION

This glass-filled Noryl1 fully automatic control valve is designed as the primary control center to direct and regulate all cycles of a water softener or filter. When the Triton is set up as a softener, the Triton can be set to perform down flow or up flow regeneration. When the Triton is set up as a filter, the Triton can be set to perform down flow regeneration or simply backwash. The Triton can be set to regenerate on demand (consumption of a predetermined amount of water) and/or as a time clock (passage of a particular number of days). The Triton can be set so that a softener can meet the NSF International efficiency rating.

The Triton is compatible with a variety of regenerants and resin cleaners. The Triton is capable of routing the flow of water in the necessary paths to regenerate or backwash water treatment systems. The injector regulates the flow of brine or other regenerants. The Triton regulates the flow rates for backwashing, rinsing, and the replenishing of treated water into a regenerant tank, when applicable.

The Triton is designed to deliver high service (27 gpm @ 15 psig) and backwash (27 gpm @ 25 psig) flow rates when the bypass has straight fittings. The Triton uses no traditional fasteners (e.g. screws), instead clips, threaded caps and nuts and snap type latches are used. Caps and nuts only need to be firmly hand tightened because radial seals are used. Tools required to service the valve include one small blade screw driver, one large blade screw driver, pliers and a pair of hands. A plastic wrench is available which eliminates the need for screwdrivers and pliers. Disassembly for servicing takes much less time than comparable products currently on the market. Triton installation is made easy because the distributor tube can be cut ½” above to ½” below the top of tank thread. The distributor tube is held in place by an o-ring seal and the Triton also has a bayonet lock feature for upper distributor baskets.

The transformer power pack comes with a 15 foot power cord and is designed for use with the Triton. The transformer power pack is for dry location use only. The Triton remembers all settings for two hours if the power goes out. After two hours, the only item that needs to be reset is the time of day, all other values are permanently stored in the nonvolatile memory. The Triton does not need batteries.

Table 2 shows the order of the cycles when the valve is set up as a softener. When the Triton is used as a down flow softener, two backwashes always occur.

1 Noryl is a trademark of General Electric.

Table 2.

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Bypass Valve Operation

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FLUSHING, CONDITIONING AND SANITIZATION

Step 1. Make sure the system is in the “Bypass” position before turning the main water back on (see figure 12a above). Make sure the drain line is connected securely to the control valve and is properly located over a drain. Make sure the drain line is connected to the overflow elbow (see figure 6, page 7) and is properly located over a drain. Make sure the brine line is connected to both the air check in the brine well and the control valve. (see figure 7, page 7) Make sure the control valve is plugged into an operating outlet with the correct voltage and is properly grounded.

Step 2: Press and Hold the REGEN button on the Triton until you hear the motor engage. This will initiate an immediate manual regeneration of the system. Refer to the table on page 10 for Triton cycles of operation. Turn the bypass valve to Normal Operation (figure 12b above) (you should hear water entering the system.) Wait a few minutes to ensure the control valve can draw water and does not leak. If everything is working, press and release the REGEN button. You will hear the motor engage and move the piston into the “Brine Dn” position. Check the brine line for leaks or suction. You should hear the valve drawing brine. Continue to skip cycles by pressing and releasing the REGEN button (wait for the motor to stop before pressing REGEN) until you reach the “Brine Fill” position. This ensures that water will go to the brine tank. Fill tank 3” to 4” above salt grid. Make sure enough water is in the brine tank to dissolve the correct amount of salt for regeneration (1 gallon of water will dissolve 3 lbs. of sodium chloride). Allow the brine tank to fill with water to air check level. If the system needs 6 lbs. of salt to regenerate, then at least 2-1/2 gallons of water must be in the brine tank above air check in the brine well. The extra 1/2 gallon is an additional measure for evaporation or loss. (6 ÷ 3 = 2 gallons of water plus 1/2 gallon). Fill the brine tank with salt. (We recommend potassium chloride (KCl) instead of rock salt.) Once the brine tank is filled to this level, press REGEN once more to return the valve to service. You should hear the motor engage for a short period and then a long period.

Figure 12a.

Bypass Operation

Figure 12b.

Normal Operation

Did you connect the drain line securely to theTriton’s drain elbow?

Did you connect the brine line securely to theTriton’s brine elbow?

Starting Up The System

STOP

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Step 3: To ensure sanitary conditions in the mineral and brine tanks, place 1.5 ounces common household bleach into the brine tank. Press and hold the REGEN button for 3 seconds to move the control valve into “1st Backwash” position. Once the motor stops, press and hold the REGEN button to move the control valve to the “Brine Dn” position. This cycle normally takes about 60 minutes, however 10 minutes should be sufficient to pull the chlorine from the brine tank. After 10 minutes, press and hold the REGEN button to move the control valve to the “2nd Backwash” position. Let the valve complete this cycle and also the “Brine Rinse” and “Brine Fill” cycles which will come next. Once the valve has completed the “Brine Fill” cycle it will automatically return to service. In step 5 you will set the valve to “Regen Today” so that it will regen tonight at the specified time. If there is any residual chlorine, it should be removed tonight.

Step 4: Make sure that the bypass valve is completely set in the “Normal Operation” position. Let the water in the taps of the building run for several minutes to purge the unconditioned water out of the pipes. After several minutes, take a water sample and test for hardness from the running tap. If a hardness test reads “soft” water then the installation is correct

Step 5: Press and release the REGEN button. You should see “Regen Today” appear on the LCD screen. This will instruct the control valve to regenerate tonight at the specified time (usually after everyone is asleep).

Step 6: Drain hot water heater and let it refill with conditioned water. We suggest draining the hot water by turning on the hot water taps in the house. We recommend doing this just prior to bedtime.

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Step 1. To set the hardness on your Triton control valve, press the NEXT and buttons simultaneously. You will see the display change from the time of day to the “Set HARDNESS” screen as above. Simply press the or to change the grains per gallon of hardness.

SETTING HARDNESS, REGENERATION DAY AND REGENERATION TIME

The Triton control valve on your Reionator Pro Ultra™ comes pre-set from the factory to perform as a typical softener valve. However, there are certain settings that are specific to the customer’s water situation that cannot be set at the factory. This section will guide you through these settings.

Setting Up The Triton Valve

IMPORTANT: Please be sure you know your water hardness before setting this screen. A hardness setting that is too low will result in depleted capacity and water that is not softened. A hardness setting that is too high will result in more frequent regeneration and increased salt usage.

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Step 3. From the “Set REGEN DAY” screen, press the NEXT button. You should now see the “Set REGEN TIME” screen (shown above). Simply press the or button to change the time of day, on the regeneration day set in the previous step you wish your REIONATOR™ to regenerate. Normally 2:00 AM is appropriate for most situations.

Step 2. From the “Set HARDNESS” screen, press the NEXT button. You should now see the “Set REGEN DAY” screen (shown above). Simply press the or button to change the day override.

IMPORTANT: This screen is used to set the day override to force regeneration on the specified number of days since last regeneration regardless of water usage. Changing this setting is usually not necessary.

IMPORTANT: During regeneration, hard (raw) water will exit the system. Be sure that the regeneration time is set during the night when NO water is used.

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Troubleshooting

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PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION

1. Reionator Pro Ultra™ fails to regenerate. A. Bypass Valve in “Bypass” position. A. Move bypass to “Normal” position.

B. Valve may be disconnected B. Make sure power is supplied to the from power. transformer power pack and that the transformer power pack is securely connected to the PC Board of the Triton.

C. Meter turbine is jammed or C. Check meter turbine for foreign matter stalled. replace if necessary. D. Defective meter. D. Replace meter.

E. Hardness is set too low. E. Check your water hardness and follow procedure to set correct hardness.

2. Reionator Pro Ultra™ delivers hard water. A. Bypass valve is set to “Bypass.” A. Move bypass to “Normal” position.

B. No salt in brine tank. B. Add salt to brine tank and maintain salt level above water level.

C. Injectors or screen plugged. C. Clean or replace injectors and screen. D. Insufficient water flowing into D. Check brine tank fill time and brine tank. clean brine line flow control if plugged.

E. Hot water tank hardness. E. Repeated flushings of the hot water tank is required. F. Leak at distributor tube. F. Make sure distributor tube is not cracked and check “O” ring and tube pilot.

G. Internal valve leak. G. Replace seals and spacers and/or piston.

3. Unit uses too much salt. A. Hardness set too high. A. Check water hardness and follow correct procedure to enter water hardness. B. Excessive water in brine tank. B. See problem #7.

4. Loss of water pressure. A. Iron buildup in line to water A. Clean line to water conditioner. conditioner.

B. Iron buildup in water conditioner. B. Clean control and add resin cleaner to resin bed and increase frequency of regeneration.

C. Inlet of control plugged due to foreign C. Remove piston and clean control. material broken loose from pipes by recent work done on plumbing system.

5. Loss of resin through drain line. A. Air in water system. A. Assure that well system has proper air eliminator control and check for dry well condition.

6. Iron in conditioned water. A. Fouled resin bed. A. Check backwash, brine draw and brine tank fill, increase frequency of regeneration and increase backwash time.

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PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION

7A. Excessive water in brine tank. A. Plugged drain line flow control. A. Clean flow control.

7B. Salt water in service line. B. Plugged injector system. B. Clean injector and replace screen.

C. Plugged or kinked drain line. C. Clean and/or straighten the drain line.

D. Foreign material in brine valve. D. Clean or replace brine valve.

E. Foreign material in brine line flow E. Clean brine line flow control . control.

8. Reionator Pro Ultra™ fails to draw brine. A. Brine line flow control is plugged. A. Clean brine line flow control.

B. Injector is plugged. B. Clean or replace injectors.

C. Injector screen plugged. C. Replace screen.

D. Line pressure is too low. D. Increase line pressure (line pressure must be at least 20 PSI at all times).

E. Connections to brine elbow and valve E. Check fittings for correct and brine elbow in brine tank drawing assembly of nut parts. Check air to see if nuts are snug. F. Internal Control Leak. F. Change seals and spacers and/or position assembly.

10. Drain flows continuously. A. Foreign material in control. A. Remove piston assembly and inspect bore, remove foreign material and check control in various regeneration positions.

B. Internal control leak. B. Replace seals and/or piston assembly.

C. Control valve jammed in brine or C. Replace seals and/or piston backwash position. assembly.

GENERAL SERVICE HINTS FOR METER CONTROL

Problem: Softener delivers hard water

Hard water delivered from the Reionator Pro Ultra™ may indicate that the unit has exceeded it’s reserve capacity.

Correction: Check your water hardness and make sure that you have set the hardness correctly. Hardness set too low will cause your Reionator Pro Ultra™ not to regenerate often enough.

Correction: Check to ensure a good connection from the meter to the PC board on the Triton. Check for loose or broken wires and reconnect to the PC board if necessary.

Correction: Check the meter turbine to ensure that it rotates freely. Check for foreign matter in the meter shaft. Replace meter if necessary.

Correction: From the time of day screen on the Triton, press the NEXT button to see the softener usage. If there is a tap or hose bib nearby that is connected to the system, place a 5-gallon bucket underneath and fill it. Check the capacity remaining to see if it has decreased by 5 gallons. If not, replace the meter. If replacing the meter does not solve the problem, replace the PC board.

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INPUT VOLTAGE: 110-120VAC @ 60HzOPERATING VOLTAGE: 12VAC @ 60Hz

MIN WORKING PRESSURE: 20-150 psi 138-861 kPa MIN OPERATING TEMPERATURE: 40°-110° F 4.4-43.30° CMAX FLOW TO DRAIN DURING REGENERATION: 2.2 gpm 8.3 l/min

FOR GENERAL INSTALLATION CONDITIONS, PLEASE SEE CARE & USE GUIDE.

THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA™ IS A DIR (DEMAND INITIATED REGENERATION) SOFTENER WHICH COMPLIES WITH SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS INTENDED TO MINIMIZE THE USE OF REGENERANT BRINE IN ITS OPERATION.

THIS WATER SOFTENER CONFORMS TO NSF/ANSI 42 FOR REDUCTION OF AESTHETIC CHLO-RINE AND NSF/ANSI 44 FOR SOFTENING EFFICIENCY AS VERIFIED AND SUBSTANTIATED BY TEST DATA. WHILE TESTING WAS PERFORMED UNDER LABORATORY CONDITIONS, DUE TO VARYING WATER CONDITIONS ACTUAL PERFORMANCE MAY VARY.

THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA HAS BEEN TESTED ACCORDING TO NSF/ANSI 42 FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE SUBSTANCES LISTED IN THE TABLE TO THE RIGHT. THE CONCENTRA-TION OF THE SUBSTANCE IN THE WATER ENTERING THE SYSTEM WAS REDUCED TO A CONCENTRATION LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO THE PERMISSIBLE LIMIT FOR WATER LEAVING THE SYSTEM AS SPECIFIED BY NSF/ANSI 42.

THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN TREATING WATER THAT IS MI-CROBIOLOGICALLY UNSAFE OR OF UNKNOWN QUALITY WITHOUT ADEQUATE DISINFECTION BEFORE AND/OR AFTER THE SYSTEM.

USAGE OF THE REIONATOR PRO ULTRA IN A MANNER OTHER THAN PRESCRIBED IN THE MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY WILL VOID THE REIONATOR LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY.

(SEE OWNER’S MANUAL FOR FULL WARRANTY INFORMATION.)

AS WITH ANY APPLIANCE, PROPER OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED TO ENSURE TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION. PLEASE CONSULT YOUR LOCAL AUTHO-RIZED WATERTECH DEALER FOR SERVICE.

Model *1Softening Efficiency @ Stated Salt Setting(Grains Per Pound)

2Softening Capacity @ Stated Salt Setting (Grains Per Gallon)

Maximum Recom-mended Hardness (Grains Per Gallon)

Maximum Recommend-ed Flow Rate / Service Flow Rate (Gallons per

minute)

Maximum Flow to Drain During

Regeneration(Gallons per minute)

@PSID Total Bed Depth (FT3)

RXU13 3998 @ 4.7 lbs. 18,901 @ 4.7 lbs. 45 11.0 2.2 15 2.350

ModelAesthetic ChlorineReduction (Gallons)

RXU13 1180

* The efficiency is only valid at the stated salt dosage and maximum service flow. 1 Softening efficiency values based on NaCl as the regenerant salt.2.Softening capacity values based on NaCl as the regenerant salt.

Specifications

WaterTech recommends the use of Potassium Chloride (KCl) as a regenerant salt.

Efficiency rated softeners shall have a rated salt efficiency of not less than 3350 grains of total hardness exchange per pound of salt, and shall not deliver more than its listed rating.

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Model RXU13PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

Resin Tank 13” x 54” 09-03-1354BLK-XmidBrine Tank 09-04-1833BKCBrine Grid 18” 09-04-119Brine Well Assembly 3.5” X 30” 09-04-240Brine Overflow Elbow 07-05-004Triton Control Valve 13-V1CCDM

Replacements Parts List

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