Euroacque Water Softeners: The Ultimate Solution to Limescale

How to choose the right water softener for your family?

Problem: Choosing the wrong "size" (liters of resin) leads to waste. A small softener regenerates too often (consuming salt), while one that's too large produces stagnant water.

Solution: Here's a quick guide based on medium hardness (30-35°f) and standard consumption:

• 10 - 15 Liters Resin: For couples or small apartments (1-2 people) or small spaces (under the boiler/under the sink).
• 20 - 25 Liters Resin: The standard size for the average family (3-4 people) . Guarantees autonomy and comfort.
• 30+ Liters Resin: For large families (5-6 people), villas with multiple bathrooms or extremely hard water (>45°f).

Space-saving "SLIM" models

If you live in an apartment and have a small utility room, Euroacque offers the SLIM or NANO series. These water softeners are tall but very narrow, or compact "mini" models that fit inside kitchen cabinets or utility rooms, without sacrificing the performance of larger units.

Frequently Asked Questions about Euroacque Water Softeners

1. Volumetric or Timed: what's the difference?

The Timed water softener regenerates on fixed days (e.g. every 3 days), even if you have not been at home (waste) or if you have consumed too much water (risk of limescale).
The volumetric water softener counts the liters you use. If you go on vacation, it stays put. If you have guests and use a lot of water, it regenerates sooner. It's much smarter and more economical to run.

2. Do I need to call a technician to start the engine?

The hydraulic installation is performed by a plumber. For calibration (hardness setting and programming), Euroacque has a network of Authorized Service Centers (ATC) throughout Italy. Initial start-up is often included in the price or recommended to validate the warranty and calibrate the machine to perfection.

3. How much maintenance does it require?

Very little. Just remember to add salt tablets to the tank when you see the level drop (every 1-2 months). Once a year, it's advisable to clean the upstream filter and use a resin sanitizer.