water softener

[paulw60]

Can anybody suggest a softener on out combi system? we have a Vaillant eco tec 28 which I believe has a stainless steel exchanger we are in a two bed bungalow so it doesn't need to be all singing all dancing.
Thanks

 

[Megaflo-Experts]

Dualfo water softeners are very good. They are one of the best softeners on the market - manufactured in the UK by Harvey Softeners.

 

[happyflyer]

Move up North, houses are cheaper too

 

[paulw60]

Dualfo water softeners are very good. They are one of the best softeners on the market - manufactured in the UK by Harvey Softeners.

thanks for that.would that be Harvey's based in woking,surrey?

 

[Megaflo-Experts]

thanks for that.would that be Harvey's based in woking,surrey?

Yes, that's them.

 

[Riley]

I've fitted a few Scalemaster Softline 150 units recently with very positive comments from customers.

 

[paulw60]

I've fitted a few Scalemaster Softline 150 units recently with very positive comments from customers.

Thanks Riley, that is two I need to look at!! Good thing is the Vaillant has a stainless exchanger which makes things easier to choose apparently!!

 

[paulw60]

Yes, that's them.

thans megafl, was in woking at weekend, should have dropped in and had a chat!

 

[Riley]

Thanks Riley, that is two I need to look at!! Good thing is the Vaillant has a stainless exchanger which makes things easier to choose apparently!!

The beauty of the Scalemaster is that it requires no power adding greater installation flexibility

 

[paulw60]

The beauty of the Scalemaster is that it requires no power adding greater installation flexibility[/QUOte
Now that is a def plus!! Is It run by pressure then? If so ours is pretty high, would that be a prob?

 

[Riley]

Possibly but it's nothing that can't be overcome. I'm pretty sure that these units work at a maximum of three bar so if your pressure is higher than that you would just need to install a pressure reducing valve

 

[paulw60]

Possibly but it's nothing that can't be overcome. I'm pretty sure that these units work at a maximum of three bar so if your pressure is higher than that you would just need to install a pressure reducing valve

Thanks Riley, that is great, thanks for being so helpful