Specifications
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Culligan Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner
System Operating and Regulatory Specifications
The Culligan Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner is approved for low lead as defined by NSF 372 and CSA B483�1 for
material safety and structural integrity� In order to meet regulatory condition, some operational parameters must be followed�
They include:
1� Culligan recommends following the IAPMO Uniform Plumbing code section 806�2 by installing a Pressure
Regulating Valve if the water pressure is greater than 80 psi� Operating on pressures above the UPC for
extended periods of time can increase the service frequency and failure of replacement parts� On a private
water system, make sure the minimum pressure (when the pump starts) is greater than 20 psi (140 kPa)�
2� Operating temperature between 33° and 120°F or 1°–49°C�
3� Clear (non-turbid) water supplies (Less than 5 NTU)�
4� A minimum of a 10 minute rinse of system with CullACT media
(using non-Culligan branded media or different amounts voids WQA certification)�
Table 1� System Loading & Performance Information�
Name
CullACT Media
Loading (L)
Pre-filter
Max Flow
Rating (gpm)
Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner 9x16˝
Condo Unit
2�0
Not Included
8
Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner 9x16˝
Standard Home
3�0
Not Included
10
Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner 9x36˝
Large Home
4�0
5 micron sediment
filter*
15
Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner 9x42˝
Premium Home with Carbon Filter
4�5
9x42 carbon filter*
15
Aquasential Salt Free Conditioner 14x65˝
Light Commercial
7�5
Not Included
20
*Included with System
Ideal Water Conditions
Table 2� Ideal Water Conditions�
Flow Direction
Upflow - All Salt-Free Conditioners¹
Low Temperature (through system)
41° F
Max Temperature (through water heater)
176° F
pH range
6�5 - 8�5
Max hardness (gpg)
75
Max iron (ppm)
0�3
Max manganese (ppm)
0�05
Max free chlorine (ppm)
3
Max copper (ppm)
1�3
Oil
None
Hydrogen sulfide
None
¹Activated Carbon Filter Tank included with Twin Premium Home system operates as a Downflow filter�
NOTE!
Install systems in new residences/facilities with
copper pipe after six weeks of water use.
