Remove chlorine, sediment, and odors from your whole home's water with the AP1500C carbon filter. | AMPAC USA
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Eliminate tannins from your water with the AMPAC USA WSE-TN08 Tannin Removal Filter, providing clean, clear water. | AMPAC USA
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WSE-IM08 Iron Manganese Removal Filter 8.0 effectively removes iron, manganese, lead, and sulfur for clean water. | AMPAC USA
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Safely remove iron and manganese with the WSE-IM10 filter from AMPAC USA, designed for effective water treatment. | AMPAC USA
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Remove bacteria, improve taste, and filter your entire home's water with the AP1000C Wholehouse Carbon Filter | AMPAC USA
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AP3000S Ion Exchange Twin Alternating Water Softener from AMPAC USA eliminates hard water problems for a continuous soft water supply. | AMPAC USA
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No salt E Treat Water Softener, AP2500S by AMPAC USA allows you to get conditioned water that doesn’t lead to scale formation in pipes. Call 909-548-4900 to buy
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Soften hard water with the AP2000S Ion Exchange Water Softener. Enjoy clean, drinkable water for your home. | AMPAC USA
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AP1500S Ion Exchange Water Softener eliminates hardness minerals for cleaner water. Learn more about this water treatment system | AMPAC USA
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AP1000S Ion Exchange Water Softener quickly reduces water hardness. Find specs & details for this AMPAC USA water treatment system. | AMPAC USA
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AP8000S Dual Alternating Ion Exchange Water Softener eliminates hard water with high flow for reliable soft water. | AMPAC USA
View detailsFrequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a water softener and a salt-free conditioner?
Water softeners use ion exchange to physically remove calcium and magnesium, replacing them with sodium. Salt-free conditioners change the structure of hardness minerals so they resist scaling but do not remove them. Softeners are best for severe hardness; conditioners suit those avoiding added sodium.
What grain capacity do I need for my home?
Capacity depends on household size and water hardness. A family of four with 15 GPG hardness typically needs a 32,000 to 48,000 grain system. AMPAC USA offers units from 24,000 to 80,000 grains. Larger capacity means longer cycles between regeneration, which saves salt and water.
Will a water softener protect my RO membrane?
Yes. Hard water causes calcium scaling on RO membranes, which reduces flow and shortens membrane life. Installing a softener upstream of your RO system is one of the most effective ways to extend membrane replacement intervals and maintain stable TDS rejection.
How often does a water softener need to regenerate?
Metered systems regenerate based on actual water use, typically every 7 to 14 days for an average household. Timed units regenerate on a fixed schedule regardless of consumption. Metered regeneration uses less salt and water overall, making it the more efficient choice for most homes.
Can I install a water softener myself?
Basic installation is manageable for a confident DIYer with plumbing experience. You need a bypass valve, drain line, and access to an electrical outlet for the control head. Most AMPAC USA softeners include installation instructions. Complex setups, such as homes on a well, may benefit from professional installation.