BoilerMag 22mm Chemical Pack - BM22/CP

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This guide is for homeowners and service engineers using the BoilerMag 22mm Chemical Pack (BM22/CP). This pack uses patented magnetic technology and advanced chemical formulas to remove ferrous oxide and scale from heating systems, improving efficiency and extending system life. Note that while highly effective, this pack requires proper installation and periodic maintenance for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | BM22/CP |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boilermag |
It is generally recommended to use the pack during initial system installation or after any major maintenance. You may also use it preventatively, according to the system's needs and your engineer's recommendations.
Yes, the BM1 formula is safe for use in all types of boilers.
The test strips are an integral part of the BM3 formula, enabling accurate monitoring of cleaner levels. It's recommended to use them together for the best results.
If the system performance does not improve after using the chemical pack, it's recommended to consult with a qualified heating engineer.
Safety data sheets are available from the manufacturer's website or upon request from your supplier.
The pack helps to prevent corrosion and remove existing ferrous oxide and scale. However, severely corroded components may still need replacement.
Follow your local environmental regulations for disposing of the used chemicals and any containers.
Ensure all air has been bled from the radiators and that the system has been properly flushed. Check for any remaining blockages in the system.
Check all connections and seals after using the chemicals. Tighten any loose connections. If leaks persist, consult a qualified engineer.
Ensure the test strips are used correctly and are within their expiration date. Repeat the test and compare the results with the instructions provided.