Checklist Before Installation

1.Water Pressure - Not less than 20 psi constant for softeners.

2.Double check hardness - of water with test strips provided to verify that your appliance is right for the job.

Model 550 FOR MUNICIPALLY-SUPPLIED WATER is for water without iron and up to 25 grains of hardness per gallon.

Model 700 for up to 70 grains hardness per gallon.

Model 900 for up to 90 grains hardness per gallon. (See specifications, page 30.)

3.Water Supply Flow Rate - 5 gallons per minute is recommended as minimum.

4.Drain - Drain appliance to floor drain or washer drain. To prevent back-siphoning, the installer must provide an adequate air gap or a siphon break. See figure 1.

5.Electricity - The transformer supplied is a standard 120 volt, 60 cycle A.C. for USA or 220 volt, 50 cycle A.C. for outside the USA. See figure 8.

6.Water Quality - If the water supply contains sulfur, bacteria, iron bacteria, tannins, algae, oil, acid or other unusual substances, then unless the appliance is represented as being capable of treating these contaminants in the specifications, other special treatment of the water supply must be used to remove these contaminants before they enter this product.

If you have any questions call our HelpLine!

When calling the HelpLine, please have this guide and the serial number

available. From 8 am to 5 pm EST, call 1-800-437-8993.

Your serial number may be found on top of your valve assembly.

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900, 700, 550 specifications

The Water Boss series, specifically the models 900, 700, and 550, represents a cutting-edge advancement in household water treatment technology. These water softeners and filters have been designed to address the most common water issues faced by homeowners, including hard water, sediment, and other contaminants.

One of the standout features of the Water Boss 900, 700, and 550 is their efficient ion exchange process, which removes hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium. The 900 model showcases a robust capacity, ideal for larger households, with the ability to handle up to 32,000 grains. Similarly, the 700 model is tailored for medium-sized families, effectively managing up to 24,000 grains. The 550 is perfect for smaller households, providing a capacity of 18,000 grains. This range ensures that homeowners can find a model suited to their specific needs, optimizing water quality without excessive wastage.

Each model incorporates advanced technologies such as a microprocessor-controlled regeneration process that ensures the system only regenerates when necessary. This feature not only saves salt and water but also reduces operating costs, making them economical choices over time. The pre-programmed cycles and flow meters further enhance efficiency by allowing users to track water usage accurately, ensuring the system operates within optimal parameters.

Regarding construction, these models boast durable, corrosion-resistant tanks designed for longevity, while also including a built-in app that provides real-time diagnostics and alerts. This connectivity allows users to monitor their water quality and system status remotely, ensuring timely maintenance and interventions when necessary.

Furthermore, the Water Boss series stands out with its compact design, making it an excellent choice for installations in tight spaces. They also feature easy-to-read LED displays that make navigation simple for users of all experience levels.

Environmental considerations are also paramount; the Water Boss systems utilize eco-friendly methods to minimize salt usage and energy consumption, contributing to a more sustainable household.

In summary, the Water Boss 900, 700, and 550 models deliver efficient, reliable, and environmentally conscious water treatment solutions. With their advanced features, user-friendly interfaces, and focus on sustainability, these systems ensure that households have access to clean, softened water, enhancing daily life while contributing to resource conservation.
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