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Calculate Water Softener Capacity

WECO Guide for Proper Water Softener Sizing
analysis

Step 1
Choose your application

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Residential Residential
Commercial Commercial

Step 2
Select well or city water

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City City
Well Well click
Enter Iron Concentration
If your water is chlorinated, enter 0.
! Milligrams per liter / parts per million

Step 3
Enter your water analysis
or test results

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Number of People
Water Hardness
! Milligrams per liter / parts per million

! Grains per gallon

Step 2
Select pipe size

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1"
1.25"
1.5"
2"
3"

Step 3
Enter Service Flow Rate

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Gallons Per Mintue

Step 4
Enter Peak Flow Rate

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Gallons Per Mintue

Step 5
Enter your water analysis
or test results
(City water only)

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Water Hardness
! Milligrams per liter / parts per million

! Grains per gallon

Step 6
Enter Daily Water
Consumption

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Average Daily Water Use

Your Results

Total Hardness (grains)
Estimated Water Use per Day (gallons)
Grains of Hardness to be Removed per Day (grains)

WECO Filters aim to provide the most energy and water efficient system that meets the flow rate and available pressure parameters. This is often accomplished by selecting the smallest softener/filter model that can provide adequate capacity to meet your daily water usage. All equipment must be professionally installed and maintained with temperature limited to 40-110°F, pressure regulated at 26-80 psi, with appropriate redundant leak protection methods. Use vacuum breakers and flexible connectors as needed. Not to be used as a primary solution for hazardous or medical applications. Monitor performance with appropriate warning/shut off device. Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before and/or after. “Scale reduction” media fluidized and upflow in conjunction with appropriate pre-treatment/upkeep is for scale reduction in constantly wetted areas only. For all systems, pre-treat influent for contaminants and sediment with adequate back wash/rinse at start up and protect effluent from potential media loss. Most tank jackets are recommended for dry protected areas only. Prices/Info subject to change without notice.

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