• Home Water Softener Systems

Water Treatment ProductsSCALEMASTER developed the first and the first with a built-in. We were the first to offer central heating system which treat a 100 litre (10 radiator) system and also introduced i-Mag, the first magnetic heating system sludge filter manufactured entirely in stainless steel.Our philosophy is one of continuous product development utilising state-of-the-art design and patented technology to deliver improved performance.To discuss your water treatment requirements, call us first!

Fitting Instructions3 easy steps to a scale-free home1. Where to position the unitScalewatcher can be installed anywhere on your water system but most people choose to put it on the incoming cold main either before or after the stopcock, as this will then usually cover all the water supply in the house.If this is not possible then it can be fitted on the inflow or outflow of the cold water tank, or to the cold feed of the hot system as this then covers all hot water in the house which is the source of most scale – relatively little scale occurs in the cold system.You need at least 10cm of straight pipe to work with. Scalewatcher can be installed on copper, plastic, steel or lead pipes.

Home Water Softener Systems

Bash check if any file matches pattern printable. (If your pipes are steel or lead, please call us before ordering for advice on size).2. How to fix the unitScalewatcher can be installed up to a metre or more away from the pipe around which you are fitting the coil.

A mains electrical outlet will be required preferably within 3 metres as this is the standard length of cable. Longer cables are available to order.Simply mount the unit on the firmest available wall using the fixings provided. You can hook the Scalewatcher onto the fixings by using the keyhole slots at the back or the side mounting tabs. The box can be placed in any attitude – vertical, horizontal or diagonal.3. Attaching the coilSimply wrap the coil around the nearest available pipe using around 10 turns and secure on each side using the cable ties provided. The pipe on which the coil is to be placed can be vertical, horizontal or diagonal and if you are unable to install the unit before the pipe work splits it is possible to treat two pipes by using a single coil on each pipe.Then simply strip the ends of the signal cable, twist the bare wire together and insert into the Scalewatcher by pushing on the terminal buttons.

It's just like attaching your speakers on your hi-fi system - only on a Scalewatcher it doesn't matter which terminal you attach your coils too. They both work fine.Finally switch on at the mains.

A red light indicates that power is one, while the green light shows that Scalwatcher is working correctly. Scalewatcher is designed to be left permanently switched on.More comprehensive and detailed fitting instructions come with each unit.' All Scalewatcher units carry a 10 year warranty on materials and workmanship.' Watch our installation video. Current consumption: ≤30mAOverload protection: Short circuit proof transformerApplication voltage: 6 voltsModulation frequency: 0.5-5kHzSignal coil cable: one core white, 3 metres lengthCapable of driving: 2 coilsMains cable: 3 metres with moulded on mains plug and 3 amp fuseBoxed unit: Resin sealed solid state circuitry housed in high impact plastic casePower: 220/240V 50/60Hz with internal 12V transformer. Other voltages available.Controls and indicators: 2 signal indicators for mains power and descaling signalElectrical standards: Scalewatcher conforms to EEC Manufacturing Standards of Electrical Safety IEC 335 and CE mark. Units are hermetically sealed to IP54.

Can be operated in damp surroundings.Dimensions: 145mm wide, 85mm high by 52mm deep.Weight: Unit only 540g Packaged 820gEuropean Patent No. 0357102USA Patent No. Limescale doesn't just do serious damage to your home. It hurts you in the wallet too. By furring up your pipes, your hot water system and your washing machine – limescale makes them run far less efficiently and consume more energy.' A Scalewatcher could pay for itself in a year - after which it is putting money in the bank.'