Whole Home SystemsDual Tank — City Water
Separate softening and carbon tanks run from one control valve — 96,000 grains for the highest-demand city-water homes.
- Softening capacity
- 96,000 grains
- Configuration
- Two tanks — one resin, one carbon
- Valve flow rate
- 28 GPM
- Service flow rate
- 27 GPM at 15 PSI pressure drop
Recommended for
- Households of ten or more people
- Homes with pools or continuous high water demand
- Large homes on city water
Installed and serviced locally
Available to homes across our nine Central Florida counties and beyond:
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Features & benefits
What the system does, and what you notice day to day.
Features
- Softening and filtration media kept in separate tanks
- One control valve operates both tanks
- Both tanks are backwashed during regeneration
- Full-flow bypass valve included
Benefits
- High softening capacity for large households
- Dedicated carbon bed for filtration
- Treated water at every tap in the home
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Technical specifications
Reference information pending verification against approved manufacturer documentation.
Key specifications
- Softening capacity
- 96,000 grains
- Configuration
- Two tanks — one resin, one carbon
- Valve flow rate
- 28 GPM
- Service flow rate
- 27 GPM at 15 PSI pressure drop
- Brine / salt tank
- 15" × 35" square
- Distributor tube
- 1.25" high-flow
- Bypass valve
- 1" full-flow, included
- Connections
- 1" NPT
- Backwash
- Both tanks
Operating requirements
- Operating pressure
- 30–125 PSI
- Water temperature
- 40–110°F (4–43°C)
- Electrical
- 120V / 60Hz outlet with 12V 650mA transformer
- Inlet turbidity
- Under 5 FTU
- Backwash flow
- 3.0 gal/min
- Regeneration
- Upflow counter-current, demand-initiated (metered)
Equipment components
- Control valve
- Single metered ceramic-disc control valve serving both tanks
- Softening tank
- Fiberglass pressure tank with strong-acid cation resin, 10% crosslinked
- Carbon tank
- Fiberglass pressure tank with granular activated coconut-shell carbon
- Support bed
- Polishing gravel
- Brine tank
- Square salt tank, 15" × 35"
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Filtration technology
How the water is treated, stage by stage.
- 1
Dedicated softening tank
the full tank volume is given to ion-exchange resin.
- 2
Dedicated carbon tank
chlorine, taste and odor treatment happens in its own bed of coconut-shell carbon.
- 3
Backwashing both tanks
each media bed is rinsed during regeneration to keep it working.
- 4
Demand-initiated regeneration
the valve meters actual water use and regenerates only when the resin needs it.
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Installation requirements
Confirmed by our technician during your in-home visit.
Needs more floor space than a single-tank system: room for two media tanks plus a salt tank near the main water line, a drain and a 120V outlet. Space and plumbing are confirmed during your in-home assessment.
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Pairings & related systems
Equipment that works alongside this system, and alternatives to consider.
Compatible add-ons & pairings
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Request a quote or water test
Central Florida homes in our nine service counties. Preferred dates are confirmed by our team.