Brine tank valve assembly 60L-130L

Depending on your manufacturer’s instructions, you’ll want to keep 3-6 gallons or 6-10 inches of water in the tank. This ensures enough water is available to create the brine solution needed for the next regeneration cycle.

So, without water to help create this salty brine solution, your softening system can’t reactivate the beads. The most common type of water softener is made up of two components: a tall and narrow water softener tank and a shorter and wider brine tank.

Checking Salt Levels and Salt Bridges

Maintaining the optimal salt level in your brine tank is crucial for ensuring your water softener operates effectively. To check the salt levels, simply lift the lid of the brine tank and observe. If the salt level is less than half full or appears dry, it’s time for a refill.

An essential part of softener or filter systems where regeneration is required, these high quality tanks offer an attractive alternative to the ubiquitous round bins. Brine Tanks feature a tight fitting lid and a small thin walled section to facilitate making the tubing connection.