Culligan Automatic Water Softeners user manual

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Culligan
®
Automatic
Water Softeners
assisted living facilities
cafeterias
casinos
educational facilities
food service
grocery
hotel/hospitality
institutions
laundry
corporate campuses
theme parks
vehicle wash
Hi-Flo 3 Automatic Water Softener
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Culligan Hi-Flo 3 Water Softener Standard Features
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• Corrosion Resistant Tanks–made from fiberglass- • Positive Motor-Driven Regeneration Valve–Motor
reinforced polyester. Additional reinforcement from driven piston is reliable under severe water co

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The Culligan Hi-Flo 3 Automatic Water Softener ® Applications and Benefits • RO/DI Pretreatment • Restaurants—For dishwashing, cleaning material savings, scale reduction. • Apartment buildings, assisted living facilities and hotels—Quality water for laundry, dishwashers, • Car washes—Quality results, detergent and water boilers. heating savings, scale reduction. • Office buildings—For heating plant pretreatment, • Light industry—For process and make-up water, tenant convenience, general housek

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HI-FLO 3 ® FULLY AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENERS SPECIFICATIONS AND OPERATING DATA 1 2 Single Exchange Capacity Service Flow Rates Tank @ Salt Dosage Peak Continuous Softener Brine Approx. Press. Press. Pipe Resin Tank Tank Ship. Minimum Maximum Flow Drop Flow Drop Size Qty. Size Size Weight 3 gr @ lb gr @ lb gpm psi gpm psi in ft in in lb 3 3 Model g @ kg g @ kg m /hr kPa m /hr kPa in L mm mm kg HC-150 100,000/30 150,000/75 78 25 60 15 2 5 21 x 54 24 x 48 540 6,480/14 9,720/34 17.7

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ION T IFICA SPEC ENGINEER’S O M E T U TO TER SOFTENER TIC W M A A A - 3 ® : ET DA S P E r vd oP i as e i d n c ia d a t al s r u t e pe y s f o t ss t y c m o lete p with pr s r u e v s e s l, e s f o t g r sn, e i c l va o e, m k a r e and c o . T he s s t y w i ll be of an ed d s e i gn as f a ed t b y a m r e l r e y in the pr of n t a r e w tr ent eq ent. Al l e u q i ent and m al i a p u l p im o p r o m o p s t y .
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(Meter Initiated alternating system ONLY) O m e o c e a b t y el o i v T m he pr e s d a h ll be 2.0 , c m o b i thw e s ied p p i i . It b l d e sge i ned to a l l o w e r m e val o the t r ui b ne f r o ins on out m c ia on of th e p s ig s t y . T he m w e i ll be l y c c l y r e . T he m pr e s d a h ll be f l in t he f o l w r n a ge of 3 t 1 o 30 l i l w be ed with a e . gi X E N T he ion c h e r sne i s l b vir e g in c h p a cta “ i y s d m s e ” h of s u onated po lrs t y t y p