Versatile top or side mount is suitable for commercial or industrial applications
Backwash capacity accommodates tanks up to 63″ diameter
Flexible 7 or 12 day time clock or meter initiated regeneration
Ideal for most filter applications up to 42″
Easily-adjustable, 5-cycle, downflow-brining control
Rugged, long-life construction features a lead-free brass valve body
Uses conditioned water for regeneration
DR20\40\50\20T\40T Soften valve series is floating bed, all appearance and geometric parameters and parts is the same as the corresponding GR20\40\50\20T\40T, floating bed has a good water quality, to adapt high hardness of the raw water, configuration swap tank should be fine and high, runing velocity in the 30-60 m/h, but resin filling rate must be above 90%, being stable working pressure,The floating bed is not suitable for frequent starting and changing water consumption.
Measure range :TUR-6101 (0~5NTU) ;TUR-6102 (0~100NTU)
“One Dynamic and Two Static” Double Static Ceramics Plates Multi-port Valve is on behalf of another beginning in the field of water treatment control, which can overcome many disadvantages of traditional products in installation.
Digital Laser Turbidity online analysis sensor,It can be used for on-line monitoring of water quality in different water bodies such as waterworks and membrane filtrate,The sensor internally completes all measurement calculation compensation
Suitable for large residential/light commercial applications
Fully adjustable, 5-cycle control delivers controlled upflow backwash, downflow brining and slow rinse, rapid rinse, timed brine refill and downflow service
Backwash capacity handles tanks up to 24″ diameter
Mechanical control (7- or 12-day clock or metered initiated regeneration)
Valve body is solid, lead-free brass
Time tested, hydraulically-balanced piston, seal, and spacer concept to pilot service flow and regeneration
Widely used for online measurement of acid&alkali in low concentrations and the low viscosity single-phase fluid of non-trade settlement process.
