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2460i Electronic Demand SystemThe 460i electronic demand system is available as an option on automatic controls for water conditioning equipment. Retrofitting of existing water treatment installations is easily accomplished, and the cost is amortized over a short period of time by the home owner in salt and water savings.The two key components of the 460i electronic demand system are the microprocessor, a miniature computer located on the circuit board, and a water meter located at the valve outlet. The flow of conditioned water through the meter generates electrical impulses that tell the computer the amount of water being used.Every day, at 2:00 a.m., the past seven days’ water usage is statistically averaged to anticipate the amount of water to be used the next day. The computer then determines if the water conditioner has enough remaining capacity to supply the next day’s needs. If not, the unit will regenerate.If the water usage pattern changes, the computer automatically compensates for the change and regenerates only when needed. This results in higher operating efficiency and lower salt usage than a conventional conditioner operating on a fixed regeneration schedule.Special FeaturesMemory RetentionDuring a power outage, all of the data in the microprocessor’s memory is stored in a special electronic chip called NOVRAM, Nonvolatile Random Access Memory. This data includes the time of day, water usage amounts, and the number of days since the last regeneration. The NOVRAM will maintain the data in its memory. When power is restored, the NOVRAM returns the data to the microprocessor and operation resumes as if an outage never occurred.The time of day will be late by the length of the power outage. Most power outages are less than one minute in duration. Therefore, it may be months or years before the time display would require resetting. If an outage of one or more hours occurs, the time of day should be reset. No other reprogramming is necessary.Self-Adjusting Reserve“Reserve” refers to the amount of soft water that may be needed for the next 24 hours. The microprocessor calculates how much soft water was used and adjusts the reserve capacity accordingly at the end of each day. As a result, the reserve is kept at a minimum for optimum economy. The reserve amount is calculated by multiplying the average past seven days’ usage by 1.20. Regeneration decisions are based on the calculated reserve.In the event of unusually high water usage (twice or more than the current daily average), the high usage amount will be used as the reserve when the computer performs its regeneration computation at 2:00 a.m. This is done in anticipation of a second day of very high usage.High Water UsageThe 460i is programmed to react to a sudden increase in water usage. If a day’s usage is more than double the current average, the computer anticipates that a second day of high usage is likely to occur. The high usage amount will be used as the reserve when the 460i performs its regeneration computation.Low or No Water UsageThe 460i is programmed to recognize a day of very little or no water usage as an abnormality. It will not use data from such a day to compute the average usage. For example, if the family is on vacation for a week, the prior average will be maintained. When household activity resumes, the 460i will operate as if the vacation had not occurred.Design ReliabilitySolid-state electronics assure many years of trouble-free performance. And, the metering system has only one moving part, that is the rotating turbine that measures water usage and creates magnetic pulses that are continually counted by the microprocessor to determine the need to regenerate.

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