Magnetizer MI-0, 1 inch male thread MI-0 DN25

Magnetizers for installation protection and energy saving

The MI-0 DN25 magnetizer is a device designed for water conditioning using a magnetic field. Its installation in heating, cooling systems, as well as in household appliances, allows for reducing the deposition of scale and improving energy efficiency. This is a solution used both in residential buildings and in industry and on floating units.

How it works and where to install?

The MI-0 magnetizer utilizes the phenomenon of magnetic influence on the structure of water, which leads to a reduced tendency to form scale deposits. The device finds wide application in protection against scale:

• water and steam boilers,
• pipeline networks,
• heat exchangers,
• flue gas coolers and sprinklers,
• engine, compressor and induction furnace coolers,
• water supply systems,
• distillation equipment,
• glass packaging washers.

In domestic conditions, it is recommended to install the magnetizer in central heating (CH), domestic hot water (DHW) installations, as well as on the supply lines of flow water heaters, automatic washing machines and dishwashers. This can prevent scale formation and extend the life of these devices.

Benefits of using a magnetizer

Using magnetizers translates into a number of economic and ecological benefits:

• energy savings – up to 15-20%, thanks to better heat conduction through pipes not overgrown with scale;
• reduced flow resistance – which translates into lower pumping costs;
• higher thermal efficiency of the installation – thanks to maintaining the cleanliness of the heat exchange surface;
• elimination of the need to use harmful chemicals – for cleaning the installation;
• protection against failures – caused by local overheating of scaled devices.

The MI-0 DN25 magnetizer has a 1 inch (male thread) connection, which facilitates its installation in existing installations. It is a solid and reliable solution for people looking for an effective way to protect their installation from the effects of hard water.