Fleck-Controlled Water Softeners

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We offer three distinct lines of Fleck-controlled water softeners:

The Standard Series features the old faithful Fleck 5600 control valve.

The Premium Series uses the heavy duty Fleck 2510 control, plus the advanced Vortech mineral tank.

The Twin-Tank Series, definitely the most efficient and environmentally friendly softener style available, features the Fleck 9100 controller and twin Vortech mineral tanks.

All three styles are proven, heavy-duty performers that combine decades of experience and reliability with the latest in water softener technology.

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Each of these softener styles is offered in several sizes and control-valve styles.

• Standard and Premium softeners come in Timer (Day Clock) models, Electro-Mechanical Meter style, or SXT Full-Electronic format. Twin softeners are offered as Electro-Mechanical Meters and SXT Full-Electronic meters.
• The Premium and Twin Series units come with the advanced-design water and salt saving Vortech mineral tank as standard equipment. Vortech is also available as an option on most sizes of the Standard Series.
• All three series come with appropriately sized durable brine tanks with Fleck 2310 brine safety shutoff as standard equipment.
• An optional stainless steel bypass valve is available with all units.
• Drain tubing and a standard softener funnel are provided with all softeners.
• We offer fine mesh resin for softeners that will be used to remove iron and/or manganese. We do not recommend fine mesh resin for standard city water installations.

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The softener comes with as much setup programming as the purchaser requests. In most cases, we can ship the unit with the control head ready to plug in and use. (This, of course, requires that you give us information about the hardness of your water and how the softener will be used).

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Some Things to Consider When You Choose A Water Softener

First, in many areas there are excellent local full-service companies that you should consider purchasing from. Most modern water softeners are relatively trouble-free and fairly easy to install, but having a qualified local professional install and service your unit may well be worth some added expense. Buying a water softener isn't like buying a toaster. No matter how efficient or well built it is, there will be some maintenance. The Water Quality Association's dealer locator is a good place to look for a qualified professional in your area.

If you choose to buy a softener and install it yourself (or hire an installer), the least expensive softener you can buy is probably from a local “big box” store. You'll get an inexpensive softener, but unfortunately you won't find a lot of variety and you probably won't get a lot of technical support. When you need a part, you're usually in for a high price and a long wait.

If you choose to buy a softener online, you'll find a lot of variety and some excellent prices. You'll get good support from some online sellers, none from others. Some stock parts, most don't.

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