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The Rinnai 809000114 Condensate Neutralizer Refill is a compact, lightweight solution designed to enhance the longevity and efficiency of your Rinnai tankless water heater. Weighing just 1.4 kg and measuring 10.67 x 19.56 x 7.87 cm, this refill ensures optimal performance while being easy to store and maintain. With a part number of 809000114, it’s the perfect addition for those who value sustainability and convenience.
Manufacturer | Rinnai |
Part number | 809000114 |
Item Weight | 1.4 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions | 10.67 x 19.56 x 7.87 cm; 1.4 kg |
Item model number | 809000114 |
Size | S |
Color | Other |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included components | Product Only |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
C**.
Great price. fast delivery
Just enough for what I needed at a great price. Delivery was super fast.
C**S
Works well
I used this material as a refill for a condensate conditioner on my high efficiency furnace. It is especially important to neutralize the furnace condensate when it flows to a septic system. I checked the condensate in the pump reservoir using test strips and the conditioner has all values right where they should be. Very satisfied.
J**D
Fits 2"x12" PurePro neutralizer just fine
I received limestone gravel (not rounded pebbles, as some other reviewers said), looking identical to the product picture. (Note: At the time this review was written, the seller was Maumee Supply.) It perfectly replaced the contents of my 2" condensate neutralizer (PurePro #PP22B). The old rocks will be gross and messy, so wear gloves and put down an old towel or plastic sheeting if necessary. None of the big box home improvement stores sell this, so glad I could find it on amazon.
G**G
Condensate
Easy to use and far cheaper than buying a whole new filter. The filter has a screw off cap to put the new stones in
S**Y
It does its job
Product is used to neutralize acidic condensation from boiler. It evidently does what its suppose to do. Should be changed at minimum every 2-3 years if not sooner
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