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DuraWater Fleck 9100 SXT Dual Tank Water Softener 24,000 Grain

  • 24,000 grain dual tank softener
  • Twin tank design, soft water 24/7
  • Metered 9100 SXT valve
  • 15 percent savings in water and salt
  • Valve tested to an equivalent of 27 years of daily use
  • Freestanding, ion exchange

Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A dual tank metered softener that supplies soft water around the clock by switching tanks during regeneration. Flow rate, tank size and warranty terms are not listed.

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ASIN: B07T8K6HSPModel: 9100 SXT

Overview

DuraWater supplies this Fleck SXT as a twin tank softener, where a second tank of soft water stands by while the first regenerates, so soft water never stops.

Reason to buy is continuous soft water: one tank serves while the other regenerates with soft water only when needed. The limitation is the lack of dimensions, flow and warranty detail, plus the floor space that two tanks need.

Who it's for

Large or busy homes, and anyone who dislikes hard water at regeneration time, get a continuous supply. Small households may find a single tank unit adequate.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Soft water around the clock
  • Uses the full tank in service
  • Valve tested for long service
Cons
  • Two tanks need more space
  • Flow rate, size and warranty not listed

Performance notes

Hard water passes through the resin in the tank in service and leaves soft, and when that resin is saturated the other tank takes over while brine rinses the first. Regeneration uses soft water and runs only when necessary, which is where the listed savings in water and salt come from. Each cycle is metered, so it follows actual use rather than a timer.

Specifications

BrandDuraWater
Model9100 SXT

Frequently asked questions

How do I look after the Fleck 9100 SXT softener?

The listing gives no maintenance schedule. It describes automatic metered regeneration and says the tank in service is used fully.

Why does the Fleck 9100 SXT have two tanks?

The second tank of soft water acts as a backup, ready once the first tank is used up, while the first regenerates.

What does the 27 year claim for the Fleck 9100 SXT valve mean?

The description says the valve was engineered and tested to withstand the equivalent of 27 years of uninterrupted daily use.

Do both tanks of the Fleck 9100 SXT regenerate at once?

No. One tank regenerates while the other is in service.