Premier Fleck 5600SXT Well Water Softener + Iron Removing Water System | KDF85 | 64000 grain, 2 cu. ft. 10% Resin

Great Well Water Softener with KDF85 Remove hardness and Iron and sulfur

Well water softeners and iron filters in one system

IRON, SULFUR AND HARDNESS Reduces

THIS IS A WATER SOFTENER AND IRON FILTER IN ONE UNIT.

REMOVES HARDNESS, IRON, SULFUR, MANGANESE, ODORS, CHEMICALS, HEAVY METALS, AND SEDIMENT.

Comes with a Meter Softener Valve ELECTRONIC SVE

Mediaguard KDF 85 is for well water and removes heavy metals, iron, hydrogen sulfide from the water. Gives you good tasting water thru out the whole house. No maintenance needed on the mediaguard system.

• The gravel FILTERS large debris and sediment..
• The fine mesh resin removes HARDNESS and IRON.
• The KDF Media Guard 85 removes IRON and SULFUR.

WILL REMOVE:

• Hardness up to 50 gpg
• Iron up to 6 ppm or mg/l
• Hydrogen Sulfide up to 2 ppm
• General filtering of all chemicals, odors, sediment.

note: some water types may still require iron filter.

• Includes: Pre-loaded ion exchange resin and KDF MediaGuard, FRP Tank, bypass valve, brine tank w/ salt grid and float assembly, metered control valve. Just plumb it in & add salt!
• 12x52" Media Tank Semi-Preloaded with Upgraded HIGH capacity 10% Softening Resin. An upgraded 10% cross-linked resin for longer life.
• Mediaguard KDF 85 is for well water and removes heavy metals, iron, hydrogen sulfide from the water. Bacteria static. Gives you good tasting water thru out the whole house. No maintenance needed on the mediaguard system.
• REMOVES HARDNESS, IRON, SULFUR, MANGANESE, ODORS, CHEMICALS, HEAVY METALS AND SEDIMENT.
• Will Remove: Hardness up to 50 GPG, Iron up to 6 PPM or mg/l, Hydrogen Sulfide up to 2 ppm

This unit comes with the following

12x52 Mineral tank (Black or Almond)

Meter Valve Softener

By pass 1" (could request 3/4")

Transformer if needed

Brine Tank ( may not be same as the picture)_

2 CUBIC FOOT OF CATION (SOFTENING RESIN)

MEDIAGUARD KDF85

GRAVEL

Water Softener Sizing Chart

                   If your water is supplied to you by a city or municipality, we recommend contacting them directly first

                   for information about your water hardness. Most providers provide water hardness information on their

                   website or will provide if contacted