CASCADIAN^®
Professional Water Treatment Products

O₃ Water Systems, Inc.
17700 147th St SE
Suite F
Monroe, WA 98272
USA

Phone: 360-794-9511
Fax: 360-794-0856

Fleck Control System Configuration Options

System Configurations
Four different system configurations are available using either a time clock or meter to initiate a regeneration.

MORE ON TYPES OF COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS

1)       DAY CLOCK REGENERATION:

a)       7 and 12-day regeneration cycles available.

b)       Standard regeneration time 2:00 a.m.-this can be altered with new 24 hour label.

c)       Twin systems with clock regeneration usually will have staggered regeneration times (Min. 3 hour difference).

d)       Twin clock systems come standard with hard water by-pass during regeneration. Systems can be designed with no hard water by-pass.

e)       Single or Twin systems must be designed for minimum 1-day capacity. (Note: Special systems with multiple regenerations per day are available-consult factory).

f)         Clock type systems are best suited where water consumption is constant on a day-to-day basis or peak demand days are predictable on the same day (s) each week.

g)       Twin systems usually are used when high peak flows are needed.

2)       WATER METER INITIATED: 5 Basic Metered Systems:

a)       1 tank-1 meter- immediate regeneration-hard water by-pass during regeneration has no bearing on system.  No reserve capacity required.

b)       1 tank-1 meter-delayed regeneration-hard water by-pass during regeneration must be at low usage time.  1 day capacity reserve required.

c)        System #5- 2 tanks-2 meters-Both units in service at the same time; only 1 can regenerate at a time (lockout). Can be designed with immediate or delayed regeneration, hard water by-pass or no hard water by-pass.  Delayed regeneration should have a 1-day reserve.

d)       System #6-2 tanks-1 meter –Both units in service at the same time. Once meter zeroes out, #1 unit regenerates, then #2 regenerates. (Series regeneration)  Can be designed with immediate or delayed regeneration, hard water by-pass, or no hard water by-pass. Delayed regeneration should have 1-day reserve.

e)       System  #7- 2 tanks –1 meter- One unit in service, one unit fresh and ready on standby, (also, referred to as Alternators).  Systems are usually designed with no hard water by-pass and with immediate regeneration. 3-hour meter reset reserve capacity needed.

System #7 may be ordered as a tri-plex or quad-plex.  This will allow 2 or 3 units to be in service at all times, with 1 unit on standby.  These systems are of particular value when access to the location of installation is limited.  Also, these will afford much greater flow rates, without the expense and handling of very large tanks.

Metered systems are best suited for erratic, unpredictable water usages. Twin systems both in service at the same time are usually used when high peak flows are needed. Alternator systems are used where soft water must be available at all times.