This model is efficiency
rated.
The efficiency
rating
is valid
only at the minimum
salt dose.
The softener
has a
demand
initiated
regeneration
(D.I.R) feature
that complies
with specific
performance
specifications
intended
to mini-
mize the amount
of regenerant
brine and water
used in its operation.
This softener
has a rated softener
efficiency
of not less than 3,350 grains of total
hardness exchange
per pound of salt
(based
on sodium chloride)
and shall not deliver
more salt than its listed rating or be operated
at a sustained
maxi-
mum service flow
rate greater
than its listed rating.
This softener
has been proven to deliver
soft water
for at least ten
continuous
minutes at the rated
service flow rate.
The rated salt efficiency
is measured
by laboratory
tests described
in NSF/ANSI
Standard
44.
These tests represent the maximum
possible
efficiency
that the system can achieve.
Operational
efficiency
is the actual
efficiency
after the system has been installed.
It is typically
less than the rated
efficiency,
due to individual
application
factors
including
water
hardness, water
usage, and other contaminants
that
reduce
a softener's
capacity.
While
testing
was performed
under standard
laboratory
conditions,
actual
performance
of the system may vary
based
on local water
conditions.
This system has been tested according
to NSF/ANSI
Standard
42 for the reduction
of
chlorine
taste and odor.
The concentration
of the indicated
substance
in water
entering
the system was reduced
to a
concentration
less than or equal to the permissible
limit for water
leaving
the system, as specified
in NSF/ANSI
Standard
42.
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Code
Rated Softening
Capacity
(Grains
@ Salt Dose)
Rated Efficiency
(Grains/Pound
of Salt @ Minimum
Salt Dose)
Water
Used During
Regeneration
@ Minimum
Salt Dose
Total Water
Used Per Regeneration
@ Maximum
Salt Dose
Rated Service
Flow Rate
Amount
of High Capacity
Ion Exchange
Resin
Pressure Drop at Rated Service Flow
Water
Supply
Max.
Hardness
Water
Supply
Max. Clear Water
Iron
Water
Pressure Limits (minimum
/ maximum)
Water
Temperature
Limits (minimum
/ maximum)
Minimum
Water
Supply
Flow Rate
Intermittent
Flow @ 15 psi
Maximum
Drain Flow Rate
Rated Capacity
at Chlorine
Concentration
333 of:
0.50
ppm
0.75 ppm
1.0
ppm
1.5
ppm
2.0
ppm
Model
No. 625.385200
520
11,000 ___2.6 Ibs.
24,700
(._. Z8 Ibs.
31,100 @ 13.4 Ibs.
4,230
@ 2.6 Ibs.
5.0 gallons/I,000
grains
54.7
gallons
8.0 gpm
0.98 cu. ft.
6.5 psig
100 gpg
3 ppm 3
20 - 125 psi
40 - 120 °F
3 gpm
13.7 gpm 33
2.0 gpm
2,280,000
gal.§
1,520,000
gal.§
1,140,000
gal.§
760,000
gal.§
570,000
gal.
3 Capacity
to reduce
clear water
iron is substantiated
by WQA
test data.
State of Wisconsin
requires additional
treatment
if water
supply contains
clear water
iron exceeding
5 ppm.
33 Intermittent
flow rate does not represent
the maximum
service flow rate used for deter-
mining
the softener's
rated capacity
and efficiency.
Continuous
operation
at flow rates
greater
than the service flow rate may affect
capacity
and efficiency
performance.
333 Typical
residential
chlorine
concentration
is 0.5 to 1.0 ppm.
§ From independent
laboratory
test data.
This system conforms
to NSF/ANSI
Standards
42 & 44 for the specific
performance
claims
as
verified
and substantiated
by test data.
Variable
Salt Dose: The salt dose is selected
by the electronic
controls
at regeneration
time
based on the amount
needed.
Questions?
Call the Kenmore
Water
Line 1-800-426-9345
or visit www.kenmorewater.com
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