Do you have a problem with sulfur or other acidic compounds in your water? Our EV2 water conditioner systems can help keep your home safe. With cutting-edge technology and materials, Evolve Series conditioners provide the cleanest, most efficient water for your Pinckney home. If you are drawing your water from a well, the water enters your home with all the minerals and contaminants it gathered while traveling underground. Iron, hardness, and even low pH levels are common problems associated with well water.
Our conditioners use our exclusive Crystal-Right media to reduce hardness, manganese, and iron in a single pass.
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EV2 — Your Iron and Hardness Heavy-hitterHardness, minerals, and iron contamination are the two most common water issues well water faces. The EV2 conditioner utilizes a special version of Crystal-Right media that has an increased capacity to remove these particles traveling in your water. That means even with high levels of hardness and iron, you can enjoy soft, clear water every day.
All Evolve conditioners use the most innovative technology we have available today. Every unit comes standard with our patented chlorine generator to keep the system clean. The advanced electronics adjust cycles based on your home's water usage habits to help save on salt and water. The unit is also compatible with Wripli, our convenient WiFi technology.
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This is the normal operating position of the conditioner. In this stage or position, untreated water flows through the inlet side of the control valve and down through and across the media.
It is at this moment the undesirable minerals (calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, etc.) are removed from the water. In some models, sulfur (rotten egg odor) can be eliminated and the pH of the water increased.
This is the first cycle in the regeneration cycle. When the system needs to regenerate, it signals the control valve to fill the brine tank with water. Unlike many other systems, the Evolve Series uses conditioned water when making brine solution.
Because the Evolve Series systems use a “dry fill” process, salt is less susceptible to “bridging”. Tank sweating is also less likely to result when humid conditions exist. And because conditioned water is used in refill, the tank stays cleaner.
Backwash is a step in the regeneration process where the media in the tank is physically lifted up, spun around and agitated under pressure.
It is cleaned of any particles such as dirt, clay, and precipitated iron which has been filtered out during normal use of the system. The backwash water containing the undesirable particles flow harmlessly to drain.
This cycle is the rejuvenating or recharging cycle in the regeneration process. Brine is drawn out of the salt tank and passes through the patented chlorine generator in route to the system's media.
While passing through the generator it comes in contact with a small amount of electrical current which in turn creates free chlorine from the chlorides in the brine.
As the chlorinated brine solution flows through the media it disinfects the tank and recharges the media. Most of the chlorine is consumed in the disinfection process. Any leftover chlorine and brine solution is removed during the system's rinse cycle.
This is the final step in the regeneration process. It ensures that any remaining salt and residual chlorine has been rinsed from the unit.
When the cycle is completed, the unit returns to the service position to provide quality conditioned water.
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