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Intellis Water Softeners

Intellis water softeners are units that make hard water soft. Water is referred to as
'hard' when it contains too much magnesium and calcium. It can clog pipes and restrict the amount of lather produced by soaps and detergents because they cannot dissolve properly.

Hard water can, over time, clog up piping so badly that it leads to heavy replacement expenses. The process of water softening removes calcium and magnesium ions. A softening unit can be connected directly to the household water supply. Not only will it remove the offending ions, but it will help protect the pipes.

The scummy build up can also reduce the efficiency of tanks and hot boilers. This pushes up the price of household or office water heating by as much as 15 to 20 percent. In addition, the accumulation of lime scale can damage household appliances such as washing machines.

Intellis water softeners can prevent these negative situations. The positives effects of installing a softening unit are decreased heating costs and a longer life span of pipes and laundry equipment. The unit will even increase the life span of air conditioners, heating systems and other water based applications.

Some softening units are also able to remove up to 5 mg of iron in every liter of water. You can expect softer, cleaner clothes without water spotting, and decreased use of cleaning detergents. A unit can be operated three ways, including: automatic, semi-automatic, or manual.

When looking at the range of Intellis water softeners, first determine how hard your water is and if it contains any other impurities that should be removed. This can be done by buying a simple water tester kit. Also estimate the annual consumption of household water. This information will assist in choosing the right unit for your needs. Make your purchase from a reputable dealer to ensure that you receive a written guarantee


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