How To Install A Trappex Quantum Central Heating Filter

Trappex Centramag Quantum Magnetic Central Heating Filter
I Installed Trappex Centramag Quantum Magnetic Central Heating Filter and I must say, I am very impressed with its performance. The robust brass body ensures durability and longevity, giving me peace of mind that it will last for many years.
The inline installation was incredibly easy, and the incorporated isolating valves made it even simpler to fit the filter into my central heating system. I was able to install it both horizontally and vertically, allowing for flexibility in choosing the best location.
The 10,000 gauss magnet is powerful and effectively captures any magnetic debris in the system. This helps to prevent blockages and damage to important components, ensuring a smooth-running central heating system.
What I really appreciate about this filter is the easy access for chemical dosing. This makes it convenient to maintain water quality and keep my system running efficiently.
One of the standout features of this filter is the ability to service it annually without disassembly. With just a few simple steps, I can clean and maintain the filter without needing to take it apart completely. This saves a lot of time and effort.
Finally, I was amazed at how quickly I could install this filter after draining my system. It only took a few minutes before I had everything set up and ready to go again.
Overall, I highly recommend the Trappex Centramag Genesis Magnetic Central Heating Filter. Its sturdy construction, easy installation process, powerful magnet, and convenient maintenance features make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to improve their central heating system's efficiency and longevity.
Installing a Trappex Centramag Genesis Magnetic Central Heating Filter involves the following steps:
Make sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions before beginning the installation.
1. Turn off the central heating system: Before starting any work, make sure to turn off the central heating system and allow it to cool down completely.
2. Drain the central heating system: Attach a hose to the drain valve on one end and place the other end in a suitable drainage area or container. Open the drain valve to release any water in the system.
3. Choose an installation location: Select a suitable location for installing the Trappex Centramag Genesis Magnetic Central Heating Filter. It is usually recommended to install it near the boiler or at a convenient access point in the pipework. ( Return Pipework )
4. Prepare pipework: Cut out a section of pipework from both flow and return lines using suitable pipe cutters, ensuring that there is enough space for inserting the filter.
5. Fit isolation valves (if required): Depending on your setup, you may need to fit isolation valves on both sides of where you cut out sections of pipework. This allows for easier future maintenance and servicing of the filter.
6. Clean and deburr pipes: Use pipe cleaning tools or emery cloth to clean up any debris or burrs from both ends of pipework where you have made cuts.
7. Insert filter body: Slide one end of each pipe into the corresponding compression fittings on either side of the Trappex Centramag Genesis Magnetic Central Heating Filter unit until they reach their stops.
8. Tighten compression fittings: Once pipes are inserted, tighten compression fittings using adjustable wrenches or spanners

[@wileecoyote5749]

Even though you live in France you helped me with my Baxi 310 FI boilers here in High Crime Bronx New York in the states. I was so frustrated losing pressure every 3 days having no idea they had panckae expansion vessels hidden behind the boiler that were all at zero. Over 11 years and not once were they ever pressurized to 1 bar. Thank you Allen Hart from France.

[@waynebrown7671]

Nice neat unit that Alan totally agree a filter is needed.
Would it be possible for you to do a video on servicing a Viessmann 222f ?? The newer model with the digital touch screen I've now got one on my books to service I can find very little information on these ?? Regards Wayne Brown

[@harryfenion7928]

Hi Allen qq I have a viesmann boiler 2 year old when it’s not In use the pressure gauge sits at 0 when the heating comes on pressure gauge rises to 1. Heating goes off goes back to 0 is that normal. I thought pressure should sit at 1 if it has been set to 1

[@alangordon3283]

What price do you bill charge for doing this.

[@salamsaloom2477]

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