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GFX™ Energy-Saving Heat Exhangers

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VWP™ Energy-Saving Water Processors

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SRC Certifies Lo-Copper GFX’s Made by Watercycles: S3-58-LC (DX-3058) & S4-48-LC (DX-4048)

Fig. 1: Whole House Model S3-58-LC GFX is equivalent to a pair of 30” single coil “G” Models having their drainpipes connected in series and coils in parallel with a pair of ¾” x ½” x ½” connectors to achieve a low pressure drop with a slight reduction in efficiency.   Efficiency & Pressure Curves for G3-xx & G4-xx Models

Increase Water Quality &

Water-Heating Efficiency by

Preprocessing & Preheating

Water To Remove & Prevent Lime & Iron Deposits

    Try the GFX/VWP system shown in Fig. 2 for 60-days to experience the many unique benefits of both pre-conditioning and pre-heating city or well water, especially in regions having hard water where VWP water processors can restore heat exchanger efficiency by removing lime deposits.

    The one shown in Fig. 2 was installed in the cold water line of a house in Patchogue, NY on August of 2008. Within a few days, the strainer installed to protect the tankless-electric water heater was clogged and its magnetic flow-switch was jammed by rust & calcium from the 100-ft coil of the first production G3-60 GFX that was installed in 1993. After cleaning this recurring flow-switch problem was solved.

Combined GFX-VWP System

Fig. 2 Combined GFX/VWP whole-house DHR-system equipped with a Model VWP200 water processor

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VWP100 In Hot Water Return Loop

Fig 3. VWP100 installed in return line of tankless heating system @ www.gfxtechnology.com/Combi.html

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Increase Space-Heating

Efficiency by Removing & Preventing Lime Scale in

Radiant & Conventional Hot Water Heating Systems

    After the VWP200 was operating for 2 months, the VWP100 shown Fig. 3 was installed in the hot water return line of the existing 12-year old Tankless Hydronic Heating System, which has 30-year old, single-loop baseboard convectors with aluminum fins on ½” Type-M copper tubing. Again, within a few days, the strainer clogged & magnetic flow-switch jammed; this time by rust & calcium from the 100-ft coil of the 13-year old G3-60 needed to isolate heating & potable water.

    The VWP100 also eliminated this recurring flow-switch problem, then sediment began accumulating in the auto-fill tank from 30-years of calcium & rust deposits in the convectors. This improved both heating efficiency & comfort.

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