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Ecosoft Anthracite Gold 250 well water softener

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Compact design – ideal for boiler rooms or utility spaces
Equipped with ECOMIX® A – treats iron, manganese, hardness, organics
Strong performance in treating well water for family use
Ideal for households of up to 6 people
Fast regeneration with low salt and water consumption
Robust cabinet and premium valve for long-lasting performance

Softener Model

Pack size

1 Pack

1,749.00

RRP € 1,457.50 excl. VAT

RRP € 1,749.00 incl. VAT

11304

Pallet

5 pc.

8,745.00

RRP € 7,287.50 excl. VAT

RRP € 8,745.00 incl. VAT

RRP € 1,457.50 excl. VAT

RRP € 1,749.00 incl. VAT

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Product information

Ecosoft Anthracite Gold 250 water softener is a compact monoblock system designed for private homes, best suited for installation in boiler rooms or utility spaces. With a flow rate of up to 1.2 m³/h, it effectively softens water and, thanks to the advanced ECOMIX® A media, also removes iron, manganese, and natural organic matter. This unique technology ensures consistent water quality, even when raw water composition changes seasonally. The large 120 kg salt tank reduces refill frequency, saving time and effort for households.

Built with a robust rotomolded cabinet and equipped with the Ecosoft diamond valve, the Anthracite Gold 250 offers exceptional durability and stable long-term performance. It combines efficient water treatment, convenient operation, and reliability, making it a smart choice for families of up to 6 people.

Technical information

Parameter

Specification

Flow rate (max.)

1.2 m³/h

Quantity of resin

25 L

Number of bathrooms

Number of people (max.)

Usage of salt per regeneration

2.5 kg

Usage of water per regeneration

240–250 L

Volume capacity (at 250 mg/L CaCO₃ inlet water hardness)

3.5 m³

Duration of regeneration (max.)

80 min

Pressure drop in service mode

0.5 bar

Inlet pressure

2–6 bar

Electrical requirements

230 V, 50 Hz

Power consumption

30 W

Inlet/outlet pipe connections

3/4″

Dry weight

40 kg

Dimensions (H × W × D)

1094 × 360 × 565 mm

Pressure tank

1035″

Parameter

Softener body assembly (includes pressure tank with media inside, Ecosoft DV control valve)

Power adaptor 220–240 V / 12 V with European plug

Valve connection kit, 3/4″ male BSPT thread

Parameter

Specification

Hardness

750 mg/L CaCO₃

Iron

15 mg/L

Manganese

3 mg/L

Chemical oxygen demand

20 mg/L O₂

Ammonium

≤4 mg/L

Sediment prefilter rating

100 μm

Water temperature

+4…+30 °C

The large brine tank means you don’t need to check the salt level often. Just keep the salt above the water level — about two-thirds full. For most homes, checking once every 2–4 months is enough.

Important: Never let the salt run out completely, as this may stop regeneration and reduce the efficiency of your softener.

FAQ

What is the Anthracite Gold softener and what is it used for?

The Anthracite is a monoblock water softener for tap water, designed to remove hardness that cause limescale in pipes and household appliances. It protects your home’s plumbing system and extends the life of equipment like washing machines, boilers, and dishwashers.
Is softened water safe to drink?

Yes. Softened water has reduced hardness, which improves comfort and equipment protection, but remains safe for drinking. It contains fewer calcium and magnesium ions, but no harmful substances are added or introduced.
How often do I need to add salt to the Anthracite Gold softener?

Salt should always be maintained above the water level in the brine tank — ideally, it should fill about 2/3 of the tank volume. The exact frequency depends on your water hardness and daily water usage, but for a typical household, this means checking the salt level every 2–4 months and refilling as needed. Never let the salt run out completely, as this may interrupt the regeneration process and reduce softening performance.