Fleck 9100 SXT dual tank water softener providing 24/7 continuous soft water using alternating tank technology

Fleck 9100 SXT Water Softener

Name: Fleck 9100 SXT Water Softener
Brand: Oasys Water Inc
Rating: 8 (1 reviews)

About this product

Fleck 9100 SXT Water Softener Review: Continuous, High-Efficiency Soft Water Hard water can wreak havoc on your plumbing, leave stubborn stains on fixtures, and dry out your skin and hair. The Fleck 9100 SXT Water Softener is engineered as a heavy-duty, whole-house solution to completely eliminate these mineral issues. By utilizing a dual-tank design, it ensures your property never runs out of softened water, even during a system regeneration cycle. Key Performance Benefits Zero Downtime (Twin-Tank Alternating): Standard single-tank softeners must regenerate in the middle of the night, leaving you with hard water if you use a tap during that window. The Fleck 9100 SXT uses a twin-tank system. When the first tank depletes its softening capacity, the smart control valve immediately switches your home to the fresh second tank while the first one regenerates. Advanced Resource Efficiency: Thanks to its built-in advanced turbine meter, the system tracks exactly how much water you use. Instead of regenerating on a fixed time interval, it triggers an on-demand regeneration cycle only when the media is fully depleted, reducing both salt and water waste by up to 15%. High-Flow Capability: With a peak flow rate of up to 20 GPM, this system easily supports large households with multiple bathrooms, preventing any drop in water pressure when showers, washing machines, and dishwashers run simultaneously. Streamlined Installation: The package includes a mechanical bypass valve and a male threaded yoke. This makes looping the system into your home’s main water line simple, eliminating complex plumbing retrofits. Pros & Cons Pros Continuous 24/7 soft water delivery with no regeneration wait times. Reduces scale buildup in plumbing, extending the lifespan of appliances. Eco-friendly, metered control saves money on salt usage over time. Robust warranty protection (10 years on the mineral tanks). Cons Higher initial equipment cost compared to basic, single-tank retail models. Demands a larger installation footprint to accommodate two mineral tanks alongside the brine tank.