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Contaminant Treatment

Sediment / Particulates:  

 20 microns with a dirt holding  

capacity up to 2.2 lbs (1 kg)

Chlorine Reduction:  

 50,000 gallons (189,000 liters)

  

@ 3 gpm (11.34 lpm)

Scale Prevention:  

  Up to 3 years

 according to lab test of carbon block manufacturer

pH

6.5-8.5

Hardness (maximum)

75 grains (1282 ppm CaCO3)

Water Pressure

10 psi to 90 psi (0.69 bar to 6.21 bar)

Temperature

40°F to 100°F (5°C to 38°C)

Free Chlorine

3 ppm

Iron (maximum)*

0.3 ppm

Manganese (maximum)*

0.05 ppm

Copper**

1.3 ppm

Oil & H2S

Must be Removed Prior to OneFlow

®

+

Silica (maximum)***

20 ppm

Feed Water Chemistry Requirements

Notes About Certain  

Contaminants

*Iron and Manganese

Just as with conventional water softening media, OneFlow

®

media needs to be protected from excess levels of certain metals 

that can easily coat the active surface, reducing its effectiveness 

over time. Public water supplies rarely, if ever, present a problem, 

but if the water supply is from a private well, confirm that the levels 

of iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) are less than 0.3 mg/L and 0.05 

mg/L respectively.

**Copper

Pursuant to the EPA drinking water standards, the OneFlow

®

Feed Water Chemistry Requirements permit up to 1.3 ppm of 

copper. High levels of copper can otherwise foul the OneFlow

®

system. If the plumbing upstream of the OneFlow

®

+ system con-

tains copper or new copper plumbing is installed upstream of the 

OneFlow

®

+ system, wait a minimum of four weeks before using 

the OneFlow

®

+ system. This will allow the copper surfaces to be 

fully flushed and develop a natural protective surface.
To further minimize any problem with excess copper, avoid  

applying excessive flux on the inner surfaces of the pipe and  

use a low-corrosivity water soluble flux listed under the ASTM 

B813 standard.
The OneFlow

®

+ system should not be used on closed loop 

systems.

***Silica

OneFlow

®

+ media does not reduce silica scaling. While silica 

tends to have a less significant effect on scale formation than 

other minerals, it can act as a binder that makes water spots and 

scale residue outside the plumbing system difficult to remove.

NOTICE

CAUTION

!

•  Do not let the system freeze. Damage to the housing  

may result.

•  System must be operated in a vertical position. Do not lay 

it down during operation. The system may be placed in any 

position for shipping and installation but must be operated 

in the vertical position.

•  Place the system on a smooth, level surface. Because  

the system operates in an UP-Flow, fluidized bed mode, 

having a level surface is more important than with a softener 

or media filter.

•  A bypass valve should be installed on every system to  

facilitate installation and service.

•  Observe all local plumbing and building codes when  

installing the system.

•  All new copper pipe and fittings used in the installation  

of this system should be allowed to self passivate, under 

normal operation and water flow, for a period of 4 weeks 

minimum before placing the unit into service. 

•  If making a soldered copper installation, do all sweat  

soldering before connecting pipes to the bypass valve.  

Torch heat will damage plastic parts.

•  When turning threaded pipe fittings onto plastic fittings, use 

care not to cross-thread.

•  Use PTFE tape on all external pipe threads. Do not use pipe 

joint compound.

•  Support inlet and outlet plumbing in some manner (use pipe 

hangers) to keep the weight off of the bypass fittings.

•  Do not use on water that is microbiologically unsafe or of 

unknown quality.

Notes to the Installer

The OneFlow

®

+ system differs from a conventional softener or 

media filter in a number of key respects.
•  The system is light and only partially filled with media. This is 

normal. The UP-flow operation of the system requires a lot 

of freeboard to allow the bed to fully fluidize.

•  The system has no underbed so you can tip the system 

over without any fear of upsetting the media. This makes 

transportation and installation much easier than convention-

al systems. Must be installed in VERTICAL POSITION.

•  Please see the “Notes About Certain Contaminants”  

section on page 3.

•  Please see the note about “Using the OneFlow

®

+ system 

with other water treatment equipment” on page 2.

•  This system is designed for residential applications only.

NOTICE

Summary of Contents for OneFlow+ OFPSYS

Page 1: ...h the system Always connect the system to the main water supply pipe before the water heater Do not expose the system to freezing temperatures Water freezing in the system causes equipment damage Do n...

Page 2: ...ensure compatibility and performance Using OneFlow systems with other water treatment equipment There are some unique requirements for using OneFlow systems in conjunction with other forms of water t...

Page 3: ...r spots and scale residue outside the plumbing system difficult to remove NOTICE CAUTION Do not let the system freeze Damage to the housing may result System must be operated in a vertical position Do...

Page 4: ...r back on to the house Slowly open the supply valve to the OneFlow system Allow the housing to fill with water Close the supply valve when a steady stream of water comes out of the outlet port If the...

Page 5: ...le Reduction TAC cartridge back into the center of the Sediment Carbon cartridge making sure that it is sealed correctly as shown in Diagram C 9 Insert Outlet Connector Item 8 into outlet port and sec...

Page 6: ...n the bath you should notice that soaps and sham poos lather more than with un treated water Soaps and shampoos will also rinse off much easier and faster than they would with traditional soft water W...

Page 7: ...0 Black Cartridge 7100640 OFPSP Scale Prevention Cartridge F41 7100641 OFPCOM Combo Pack FP14 OneFlow System Replacement Parts 7300759 OFPHSG Housing and Head Assembly 7300760 OFPAP Inlet Outet Red Ad...

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