Clack C-Series Upflow 1" Electronic Meter Softener Valve, WS Board (V1UME) Viqua (254NM-C1) UV Sensor making this kit particularly well-suited

Name: Clack C-Series Upflow 1" Electronic Meter Softener Valve, WS Board (V1UME) Viqua (254NM-C1) UV Sensor making this kit particularly well-suited
Brand: merafuture.pk
SKU: 56662687394
Price: 273.82 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6048 (10 reviews)

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SKU 56662687394 · ★ 4.6

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Clack C Series Upflow 1" Electronic Meter Softener Valve, WS Board (V1UME) Viqua (254NM C1) UV Sensor making this kit particularly well suited making this kit particularly well suited for well water applications with iron Higher specific gravity than standard gravel ensures proper stratification in multi media beds and prevents migration during backwash cycles 1–28 day override feature A C Series control equipped with the “WS” electronic control board offers 36 pre programmed regeneration cycles with upflow or downflow regeneration

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