Hard water. Easy solution.

There are many differences between a catalytic water conditioner and a salt-based water softener.

Other than the presence of salt, the main thing to understand is the salt-based water softeners turn hard water into soft water using a physical crystallisation process. Catalytic water conditioners on the other hand, changes the structure of the calcium carbonate in the water. Calcium carbonate being the scientific term for limescale, and this prevents the mineral from sticking to any surfaces.

Catalytic water conditioners such as active flow prevent limescale build up in your system, on your appliances and on surfaces such as basins, sinks, taps, showers, tiles and everywhere else that comes into regular contact with water.

This clever catalytic technology, which it requires no power, is a compact and maintenance free solution to hard water and Limescale, has an operational lifespan in excess of 20 years.

Salt-based systems, however, can be bulky and take valuable space. It requires a dedicated electrical supply, regular salt replacement and continuous maintenance, all of which can be costly.

For more information on ActiveFlo water conditioners, please visit activtec.com