Calmag Magnetic Compression Scale Inhibitor - 22mm

Name: Calmag Magnetic Compression Scale Inhibitor - 22mm
Brand: Calmag
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Suitable for use on cold water lines and helps to prevent the formation of limescale build-up. The...

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This guide is for homeowners and plumbers looking to protect their plumbing systems from limescale buildup. The Calmag Magnetic Compression Scale Inhibitor provides whole-house protection, preventing the negative effects of hard water. A key benefit is its maintenance-free operation and ease of installation. However, it's important to note the maximum flow rate of 1.08 l/sec (14gpm) to ensure optimal performance for your specific needs.

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FAQs

How does the inhibitor work?

The Calmag inhibitor prevents limescale buildup by altering the structure of the minerals in the water, so they don't adhere to pipes and appliances.

Is it suitable for all types of water?

Yes, it is designed for use on cold water lines and is effective in areas with hard water.

Does it remove existing limescale?

No, it prevents new limescale formation. It will not remove existing limescale buildup in your system.

How long does it last?

The Calmag Magnetic Compression Scale Inhibitor comes with a lifetime guarantee.

What is the maximum working pressure?

The maximum working pressure is 12 Bar.

Can it be installed in any orientation?

Yes, it can be mounted vertically or horizontally.

Are any special tools required for installation?

You will need a pipe cutter and appropriate wrenches for tightening the compression fittings.

Is the Calmag inhibitor WRAS approved?

Yes, it is WRAS approved.

Troubleshooting

Leaks at the fittings

Tighten the compression fittings further. If the leak persists, check that the pipe ends are clean and straight.

Reduced water flow

Check for any obstructions in the pipe or the inhibitor itself. Ensure the inhibitor is installed in the correct flow direction. Verify that the flow rate is within the product's maximum (1.08 l/sec).

Pros and Cons

Pros

Provides whole-house protection against limescale.
No maintenance is required.
Easy to install on existing compression pipes.
Chemical-free operation.
Durable, chrome-plated construction with a lifetime guarantee.
WRAS approved for water safety.

Cons

Maximum flow rate of 1.08 l/sec (14gpm) may not be suitable for all high-flow systems.
Only compatible with compression pipe.
Does not remove existing limescale; it prevents new buildup.
Requires suitable space for installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Identify the Cold Water Line: Locate the main cold water supply line entering your home.
Cut the Pipe: Using a pipe cutter, carefully cut a section of the 22mm compression pipe.
Install the Inhibitor: Connect the Calmag inhibitor using the compression fittings, ensuring the flow direction is correct (indicated by an arrow on the unit).
Tighten the Fittings: Tighten the compression fittings securely.
Check for Leaks: Turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks around the fittings. Tighten further if needed.

Compatibility

Pipe Type: Compatible with 22mm compression pipes only.
Water Pressure: Suitable for systems up to 12 Bar.
Water Temperature: Can handle water temperatures up to 80°C.

Care

The Calmag inhibitor is maintenance-free. There are no specific care instructions beyond ensuring the unit remains securely connected and that there are no leaks. A visual inspection every few months is recommended to ensure everything is in good working order.