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E6 Twin Tank
A continuous supply of softened water. The E6 provides the same efficiency but with the twin-tank, allows larger volume households to have a continuous supply of softened water. The twin alternating system uses already softened water down to the last drop rather than maintaining a reserve like a single tank system. This saves water and energy and keeps hard water from ever entering your home. The E6 Twin Tank can also reduce the effects of hard water by:
- Saving you up to 70% on soap and water usage from hard water removal.
- Extending the life of your water softener and other water using appliances.
- Making clothes whiter, brighter and less scratchy.
- Having cleaner fixtures, stain-free sinks, tubs and showers.
- Giving you softer skin and more manageable hair.
- Reducing spotty dishes.
- A continuous supply of softened water.
- Digital display with user-friendly electronics.
- Customized settings to your family’s needs.
- Variable reserve automatically adjusts to your changing water usage.
- Full-flow bypass valve provides the convenience of bypassing the water softener.
- Corrosion-resistant control valve, body and tanks for a longer life.
All internal components are lead free.
Brighter Clothes, Less Detergent
- Softening the water will allow the use of 60% less detergent and will also save energy by lowering water temperatures, while still maintaining or improving performance.
- Stain removal performance increases dramatically when hardness is removed, even when the detergent dose and temperature are also lowered.
Better Dishwasher Performance
- Hardness reduction was 6 times more effective at reducing spotting and twice as effective at reducing filming as increasing detergent use.
- Detergent savings of up to 70% with soft water as compared to hard water.
Improved Water Heater Efficiency
- Softened water saves 40-57% of operating costs.
- Gas storage tank water heaters operated on softened water maintained the original factory efficiency rating over a 15-year lifetime.
- Hard water can result in as much as a 48% loss in water heater efficiency.
- Tankless water heaters operating on 26.2 grains per gallon of hardness failed to operate after 19 days of testing.
