Product Code: 520696401029
Pentair TWIN 298/764 MAGNUM softener valve for large water systems. Time & volume regeneration, durable Noryl®, NSF & WQA certified.
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Description
The Twin 298/764 Magnum water softener head precisely controls water hardness by performing maintenance, rinsing and resin regeneration using two programming modes — time-based and volume-based — for maximum flexibility and economy. Suitable for tanks up to 36" and a resin capacity of 100–700 L, ideal for continuous operation systems.
Advantages:
- Dual regeneration scheduling: time-based (based on a scheduled time) or volumetric (based on actual water consumption)
- Certifications WQA Gold Seal, NSF/ANSI 44, CE and ACS for guaranteed quality
- Made from durable glass-filled Noryl®
- Ideal for domestic, commercial and industrial applications
- Brine replenishment system requiring no brine valve, with a built-in air control mechanism
Included are:
- European transformer,
- user manual
The following are not included:
- Adapters,
- manifold kit,
- components,
- connections between double valves
- By pass
Upgrade your water treatment system today with the reliability of the Twin 298/764 Magnum.
Specifications
| Input Power Supply | 220-240V AC 50/60 Hz |
| Output Power Supply | 12V AC 650mA |
| Operating Pressure PSI (bar) | 1.7-6.90 bar |
| Backwash | 20.2 m³/hour (@ 1.72 bar drop) |
| Cv | 19.5 |
| Operating Temperature | 2-38°C |
| In-Out | 2" NPT |
| Head Type | Volumetric |
| Head Material | Glass-reinforced Noryl® – NSF certified |
| Tank | up to 36'' diameter |
| Tank Connection | 4" 8UN |
| Resin Volume Range | 100-700L |
| Drain Line Connection | 1/5" NPT male |
| Salt Line Connection | 3/4" NPT male |
| Distribution Valve Pilot | 1.5" (48.3cm) |
| Length of the Distribution Pipe Above the Tank | +16 cm |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 56.4 x 41.3 x 29.9 cm (twin x 2) |
| Weight | 12.3 kg (twin 25 kg) |
| Maximum Operating Output | 17.3 m³/hour (1 bar pressure drop) |

