Overall rating: 4.7272725 / 5 from 165 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Matrixx Smart Metered Water Softener offers a high-quality, easy-to-install solution for achieving soft water, protecting appliances, and enhancing water taste. Its smart control features and American-made components ensure reliable performance and longevity. Enjoy brighter laundry, improved skin and hair health, and better-tasting beverages with this efficient and durable water softener.

Summary topics

• Smart Control: 8%
• Water Softness: 30%
• Installation Instructions: 7%
• Technical Support: 7%

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Review highlights

• "After the install, the system works awesome, the app is phenomenal and the soft water is wonderful." — Justin
• "So far no issues and I liked the quality so much I purchased two Flex Pro softeners for my other homes." — Kevin D.
• "Easy install, great technical support" — Danny B.

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Q&A

After first generation my water hardiness is between 80-120 mgl. Is there anything I can do to bring it down to 60-80 range? I need technical advice for this

A water softener does not selectively remove hardness to a specific level like 60–80 mg/L. Its job is to remove hardness minerals from the water, and when operating properly it will normally reduce hardness to near zero, or typically below about 5 mg/L. If you are seeing hardness in the 80–120 mg/L range after regeneration, that would generally not be considered softened water. In most cases, the only practical way to intentionally maintain hardness in the 60–80 mg/L range is to blend untreated hard water back in with softened water by slightly opening the bypass and “cracking” it to allow some raw water to mix in.

What app is used for the system

The Matrixx Smart Metered Water Softener uses the Legacy View smartphone app (Bluetooth). It’s available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store

Can CPVC plastic pipe be used for incoming and outgoing connections to the valve connections on the controller? Can I also hook-up the drain line connection from controller to 1/2 inch CPVC plastic pipe?

Yes—CPVC that’s rated for potable water (ASTM D2846 or Schedule 80) can be solvent‑welded or union‑threaded to the softener’s inlet and outlet, and ½″ CPVC is fine for the drain line as long as you maintain a downward slope and end use air gap if required by local code.

Can this water softener installed outside of the garage ?

In regions where freezing temperatures occur, outdoor installation is not recommended unless the unit is adequately protected. Freezing water inside the system can cause significant damage, and such damage is typically not covered under warranty . Protection from Sunlight and Weather Exposure to direct sunlight can distort plastic components, and rain or high humidity can deteriorate electronic and mechanical parts. To mitigate these risks: Avoid direct sunlight: Install the unit in a shaded area or use a UV-resistant cover. Protect from rain and humidity: Enclose the system in a waterproof cabinet or housing. Ensure proper ventilation: While protecting from moisture, also allow for adequate airflow to prevent overheating. 🔌 Electrical Requirements The Matrixx system requires a 120-volt electrical outlet within 6 feet. It's crucial that the outlet and transformer are located in a dry, indoor environment to prevent electrical hazards . 🛠️ Installation Recommendations If outdoor installation is the only option: Use a protective enclosure: Consider using a weather-resistant cabinet, such as a Suncast plastic cabinet, to shield the unit from environmental elements . Insulate against cold: In colder climates, insulate the enclosure and consider adding a heat source, like a small heater or light bulb, to prevent freezing.

Can this water softener be used with potassium chloride water softener salt?

Yes, you are able to use either potassium chloride or sodium chloride as the regenerate for our salt based water softeners.