Magnetic water treatment Avansa protects your heating system from limescale

Water circulating in a heating or cooling system contains a considerable amount of impurities. Their presence causes rapid wear of individual components of the system, such as circulation pumps or control valves. As a result of the long-term effect of these impurities, irreversible damage can occur, requiring costly repair or replacement of the given component. To prevent this undesirable situation, pay attention to the regular removal of impurities and equip your heating or cooling system with a magnetic filter for treating circulating water.

Magnetic filter as an essential part of a heating system

The magnetic filter works on the basis of very strong permanent magnets that split molecules of calcium bicarbonate. This prevents the formation of calcite inside the boiler. This magnetic anti-limescale device breaks down calcium bicarbonate molecules into a number of tiny particles. As a result, no particles of calcium carbonate or calcite are formed, which are responsible for the deposition of limescale and the formation of scale. Through the continuous action of the magnetic field, a new crystal known as aragonite is simultaneously formed. However, there is no need to worry about it, as it is harmless. It does not form deposits on metal components and is subsequently removed from the system by the water.

Avansa magnetic water treatment 1/2"

The Avansa 1/2" magnetic filter is smaller in size. Its cylindrical body is made of stainless steel and has half-inch rotating connections on its sides.

Using the magnetic filter is very simple. Just insert the included seals into the side openings and then mount the filter onto the supply pipe leading to the boiler. The shape of the filter ensures easy installation, with built-in nuts used for fastening.

The Avansa 1/2" magnetic filter for water treatment ensures a long service life and maximum efficiency of gas boilers, as it protects them from the negative effects of calcite. Easy installation of the magnetic filter, quick maintenance and continuous cleaning will thus protect your heating system for many years. They also help eliminate problems related to damage to circulation pumps or heat consumption meters, as well as clogging and blocking of control elements. As a result of their action, there is no reduction in heat output or heat transfer, which would otherwise lead to an increase in energy consumption.

Why should you use a magnetic filter?

Using magnetic filters brings several benefits at once. Its continuous action against unwanted substances extends the service life of your boiler as well as the entire heating system. No external power source is needed for their operation, and the small size of the filter also allows installation even in a limited installation space. Maintenance of magnetic filters is quick and easy and can be carried out even while the heating system is in operation. Equally important is the effective separation of magnetic and non-magnetic impurities from the circulation system. By installing a magnetic filter, you improve not only the service life but also the heat exchange and, ultimately, the efficiency of the heating system.

The purpose of magnetic filters is to separate impurities. They come into contact with the magnetic filter, which captures and subsequently separates them. At the same time, thanks to the design of the filter, free flow of heating or cooling water is maintained, even in the case of a clogged magnetic core. Didn't find the answer to your question in our article? Feel free to consult our experts at info@atria.sk.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Avansa magnetic filter work? Strong permanent magnets split the molecules of calcium bicarbonate in the water, preventing limescale from settling on the walls of pipes and heat exchangers.
• Does the magnetic water treatment device need regular maintenance? The device has no consumable parts or moving parts; occasional checking of pipe permeability is sufficient.
• Is a magnetic filter a substitute for a mechanical dirt filter? No, it only addresses limescale formation; a separate mechanical or cyclone filter is used to capture mechanical impurities.
• What pipe diameter is the Avansa 1/2" designed for? The device is installed into piping with a 1/2" threaded connection, typically at the inlet to a boiler or water heater.