Name: Weil-McLain Condensate Neutralizer Kit
Brand: Weil-McLain
SKU: 49506
Price: 65.00 USD
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Weil-McLain Condensate Neutralizer Kit

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This filter kit neutralizes the pH of condensate produced by a Weil-McLain condensing hot water boiler.

Product Compatible With
Weil-McLain Ultra Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain WM97+ Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain ECO Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain AquaBalance Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain GV90+ Hot Water Boilers

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5 Pounds

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0672619180338

Features

This filter kit neutralizes the pH of condensate produced by a Weil-McLain condensing hot water boiler.

Product Compatible With
Weil-McLain Ultra Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain WM97+ Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain ECO Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain AquaBalance Hot Water Boilers
Weil-McLain GV90+ Hot Water Boilers

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Dimensions

Product Weight

5 Pounds

General Information

UPC

0672619180338

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5 Pounds

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0672619180338

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Where in the system do you install the condensate neutralization kit, and why?

Marissa

from Illinois

December 01, 2015

Answer

You install the condensate neutralizer kit on the condensate drain from the boiler or water heater. It will raise the pH of the condensate so that it's less acidic. If you don't neutralize the condensate, it may corrode plumbing or damage a septic system.

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