iSpring ED2000 Disincrostante per acqua per tutta la casa, condizionatore elettronico alternativo per acqua dura senza sale, riduce il calcare e previene la formazione di depositi, diverso da un addolcitore d'acqua

Brand:ISpring

3.2/5

213.44

L'ED2000 funziona avvolgendo due cavi dell'antenna attorno al tubo dell'acqua principale per formare una bobina, creando una forma d'onda magnetica elettronica complessa, modulata in frequenza. Ciò induce un campo elettrico oscillante nell'acqua, con conseguente agitazione delle molecole d'acqua sufficiente a innescare il rilascio di anidride carbonica e causare la precipitazione prematura del bicarbonato di calcio. Questo processo si traduce naturalmente in un piccolo aumento della solubilità, che consente all'acqua ora insatura di sciogliere i depositi di calcare esistenti e rimuoverli dal sistema idrico. L'acqua trattata consentirà inoltre al sapone di schiumarsi in modo più efficace, lasciando la pelle più liscia e i capelli più gestibili. Per acque oltre i 25 grani di durezza si consiglia di utilizzare l'addolcitore tradizionale oltre all'ED2000. L'acqua con un alto contenuto di ferro (oltre 0,3 ppm) dovrebbe utilizzare un filtro per la rimozione del ferro prima dell'ED2000. Le case con rete idrica superiore a 1 ma inferiore a 1,5 potrebbero dover utilizzare due ED2000 affiancati e l'acqua che viaggia per più di 50 piedi potrebbe richiedere un ulteriore ED2000 più in basso lungo la linea idraulica. Per supporto prodotto o assistenza tecnica contattaci.

[Nessun cambiamento sulla chimica dell'acqua] A differenza degli addolcitori di acqua salata, ED2000 non modifica la chimica dell'acqua. [Installazione semplice] Non sono necessarie modifiche idrauliche. Senza manutenzione. Funziona su qualsiasi tubo, anche PEX e PVC. 1 anno di rimborso e supporto tecnico a vita da iSpring. [Rispettoso dell'ambiente] Progettato per aree con acqua molto dura (10-19 grani per gallone). Risparmia energia e prolunga la vita dei tuoi elettrodomestici. [Anticalcare affidabile] Disincrosta l'intero sistema idrico e previene l'accumulo di calcare nei tubi. Riduce il consumo di energia con un periodo medio di ammortamento di un anno. Ottimo per la tua casa e l'ambiente, per le persone che seguono diete a basso contenuto di sale e per coloro che cercano pelle e capelli più sani. [Migliora la qualità dell'acqua] Risolve i problemi di acqua dura senza la necessità di prodotti chimici, sale o manutenzione, mantenendo minerali sani nell'acqua prevenendo la formazione di depositi di calcare e consentendo la rottura della scala esistente.
Batteries Included? ‎No
Batteries Required? ‎No
Brand ISpring
Color ‎Multicolor
Customer Reviews 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 1,697 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Included Components ‎1 Electronic Descaler Water Conditioner
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No
Item Form Wipe
Item model number ‎ED2000
Item Package Quantity ‎1
Item Volume 5 Liters
Item Weight ‎2 pounds
Manufacturer ‎iSpring Water Systems, LLC
Part Number ‎ED2000
Power Source ‎Corded Electric
Product Dimensions ‎7 x 3.5 x 2 inches
Style ‎Water Conditioner
Unit Count 1.0 Count
Usage Electronic
Usage ‎Electronic

3.2

9 Review
5 Star
59
4 Star
18
3 Star
10
2 Star
4
1 Star
9

Scrivi la tua recensione

La tua mail non sarà pubblicata. Tutti i campi obbligatori sono segnati con*

Scritto da: Nereida Torres
Funciona
El agua está menos contaminada o con menos sedimentos
Scritto da: Matt
New Home Install, It Works!
Update 1 year in: still working like a charm, and now the faucets furthest away from the iSpring have developed some white calcium residue that we have to clean semi-regularly. It’s minimal, but noticeable. This is because they’re so far from the iSpring unit that its effectiveness is diminished, so I take it as further evidence that the unit works exactly as described. I shudder to think of all my faucets looking like that (or likely worse). I might buy a second and install it to mitigate this, but still one VERY happy customer! Original review: I purposely waited 7 months to write this review, to give this iSpring device a fair shot to either work, or…well, not. We built a new home, so new pipes, faucets, appliances, everything. We’re also on a well here, which was new for us to get used to. The well water is really good—basically filtered mineral water, healthy and pure right from the tap with a TDS of around 550. BUT!…that also means in our first month we began to notice white chalky deposits on our taps and shower heads, and some powder on the glasses/silverware after using the dishwasher. We learned it was due to our high TDS well water, and needed a way to protect our new home’s plumbing and appliances somehow. The conventional wisdom was to install a water softener, but besides the cost we also didn’t want to add salt to our excellent tap water. So I did some pretty exhaustive research and settled on this device instead. It seemed a little like science voodoo, but I figured if it didn’t show results in a month or so I’d return it and get the water softener if I had to. Well, it did show some results, and then some more. It seemed like magic at first, but the shower heads just stopped having powder and sediment building up. The dishwasher did the same, and the taps seemed to run clearer too. We noticed the water felt different when washing—at first we told ourselves we were imagining it, and maybe we were—but soap began to sud better, and washing hands or in the shower felt less “scaly” than before. Also less water spots on surfaces. Then it just kept happening like that, and seven months after install we have absolutely no powder on the dishwasher we use almost daily, the shower heads look the same as the day they were installed, and the water has a “softer” feel. It’s NOT actually softer at all—the TDS is about the same, and the six month water test at both the well and the tap are basically identical to when we first moved in. So I’ve experienced enough to say for us, this thing works—works like a magical charm!—money well spent and im so relieved not to have to put salt in my water and maintain a softener system. I also sleep better knowing the dishwasher, washing machine, and fridge won’t get gummed up with the great minerals that are in our well water. A few items I’ll note here that might be helpful (as others’ were for me as I researched this): our well water is moderately hard, and the hardness mostly comes from calcium and iron. I don’t know how effectively this device would work on other types of hard water. We also are fortunate to have an indoor water heater and a large crawl space, so I was able to install the device after the well pump but before the water heater (this protecting it as well, I hope). So the iSpring is covering both our cold and hot water, which may not be possible in all well system setups. The install wasn’t difficult, but wasn’t exactly simple either. At one point I had to call the customer service line, which was picked up promptly by someone like it was a cell number!…and after I recovered from my surprise at getting a real human right away, he talked me through the issue I had (direction of wire wrapping) and solved the problem in short order. Last, this is the 7 month mark only—I’ll return to update if issues start happening past 12 months. Since I have a brand new plumbing system, anything that occurs will be a good benchmark for the longevity of this product. Overall, I’m an iSpring convert—it works for us, and has made a huge difference in our water quality and confidence that our new really expensive appliances won’t get gummed up with mineral deposits. It still kind of seems like magic, but science can be like that…and, so what, it works! I’m a happy customer.
Scritto da: GMatthews
Testing in progress - Does it even work? Let's find out!
I'll be the first to admit that I like to try odd-ball things, like essential oils and woolen dryer balls, in the hopes of finding a more environmentally-friendly and wallet-saving way of solving modern problems. But I'll also admit that most of these "new-fangled thingymabobs" are more often that not, just a waste of money. For the cost of this device and the promise made, it's either one of those two: An amazing, ingenius, cost-saving contraption or a complete waste of money. If it works at all, then it's not a waste. If it provides no improvement, then it's a scam and I'll ask for my money back. So, in an effort to approach this scientifically, I'm going to outline how I installed it, how I tested it, and whether or not I see any changes in the quality of my household water supply. Let's begin. As my recently-purchased house came with an external water connection for a whole-house water filter system, and living in Central Texas we have no crawlspaces or other easy access to water suppy pipes, I decided to install this device on the outside of my house. To protect it from the elements, I purchased an Heavy Duty Weather Proof Multi Purpose Enclosure Amphenol Broadband 9 x 9 x 4 (Amazon Part # B01N4FSKZM) which fit the device perfectly. (see photographs.) I mounted the device within the box, using wood screws and washers, and it's snug as a bug in a box. (Note, after reading comments and questions on this device, I can see where the manufacturer states that this device is only for indoors installation.) I then mounted the box to the side of my house with the included screws. Wound the wires as instructed (the provided instructions are a little confusing) and secured with my own zip ties. I used 4 clear instead of the provided 2 black. Again, see pictures. Note that my water flow goes down into the ground. Day 1. The device is connected, powered, and the little green lights are blinking. I can't help but imagine Napoleon Dynamite putting his crystals in the time traveling device and hoping for the best. But we'll see. I also purchased a Health Metric brand EC (Electric Conductivity) & TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) Water Tester (Amazon Part # B01FPG89CE) to perform my own testing. I tested the calibration on the tester using a bottle of super high quality Great Value Purified Drinking Water: TDS: 21 ppm, EC: 42 mS/cm. I then tested a cup from my kitchen faucet: TDS 315 ppm, 630 mS/cm. I also retrieved the Central Texas Water Quality report from my local government, which states that last year's tests show my city having 15-26 Average Hardness, and 390-470 Average TDS. What does all this mean? While I'm no water quality expert, I can tell you that the higher the numbers, the less pure the water due to minerals and other contaminents increasing general electrical conductivity. I know there's no such thing as super-pure water (or at least, not without incredibly expensive scientific laboratories), but I can at least see that my tap water is less pure than a cheap bottle of tap water. And while the claim of this device is to remove calcium (and only calcium) from the water, the number should begin to go down over time, if the device actually performs up to its claims. I will continue to test my water every other day or so, and return every so often to this review and update it with my findings. I'll let science make a believer or a fool out of me, one way or another. And I'm starting my rating out at 3 stars, which will go down or up depending on what I see happen in the quality of the water over time.
Scritto da: suuz
worked!
We have a faucet cartridge/handle in my bathroom that leaks. It was leaving white stuff all over the black granite and we knew we had a calcium problem.....hard water. We did not want a soft water tank so looked for something different. We installed this at the beginning of January and by 1/2 way through February saw a change. By the end of March the water leaking out of that faucet was no longer leaving anything white on the countertop at all. So I have to assume it's working. Now I can change the cartridge in that handle. If you don't want to have a soft water tank I believe this is a great way to fix your hard water problems. Especially the calcium.
Scritto da: Louise Daigle
Very good product
We just remodeled our house and we had a problem with the water being hard, too much iron causing the water to leave traces in the sinks, faucets,.... after researching which "affordable" options we could use, we found that product and decided to give it a try. It was very easy and fast to install, after a few days we could already see a difference, it seems to be doing a good job. It has been installed for a few months already and is still giving us good results, we have seen a difference. It is not perfect but it reduced the iron in our water to a point where it is easier to take care in keeping our sinks and faucets... clean.
Scritto da: MSH in Canada
Excellent!
Very easy to install. Been 3 weeks so far, noticeable difference. I only have moderately hard water but still enough to have calcium buildup almost daily. I never wanted a water softener (with the salt) so I've just put up with the issues, for example, coffee machine will stop working after 3 or so weeks & need descaling and shower/ toilets etc have constant buildup. Read booklet included! Because it does loosen buildup in pipes which will come out in faucets/washing machine etc in first few days. I've seen more than one video/review with people complaining & showing that as proof it doesn't work. It's supposed to do that! But once you're through that it's awesome! I did descale/clean everything before installing this unit so I could see how long for buildup to return...so far nothing anywhere & soaps etc lather much better. I'm very impressed & wish I'd bought one much sooner. However, if you have extremely hard water I don't know if results would be as good?
Scritto da: Jason Gerrity
It works!
I gotta say, I was very skeptical. However, after an easy installation right at the main feed into the house , this worked same day. What do I mean by worked? Ran the dishwasher and magically no more water spots on glasses. That alone was worth the money. However, it's also saving our Keurig and other appliances. It is not a water softener it's a descaler. So if you're wanting to get rid of spots, calcium build-up then this is for you...
Scritto da: MAHock
Incomplete package
Unit cam in a plastic bag with no hardware, zipties or instructions. I had what was necessary, installation was easy enough once i was finally able to find a diagram online. Almost seems like i got a repackaged return. Unit seems to be working. Time will tell
Scritto da: Muskoka
Works Perfect!
Notice a difference right after we installed this product.. great value for you money ! Easy to install

Prodotti correlati

hot

Scopri il nostro network internazionale

Spediamo in 28 paesi, oltre 200.000 prodotti. Resta aggiornato, iscriviti alla newsletter.

Shopping Cart