Yes. The MagnaCleanse connections can be used with any of ADEY’s domestic magnetic filtration products including the MagnaClean Professional 28mm filter.

No. The MagnaCleanse process has been developed for use while the central heating system is operating. This eliminates the need for a power-flushing machine.

Yes. All leading industry chemicals or acids can be used in conjunction with the MagnaCleanse process. The large black canisters can be used as a dosing vessel to release the chemical into the system.

The inlet and outlet on the MagnaCleanse hose to valve connections are reversible and there is no flow restriction.

In order to achieve the best protection for the boiler, it is important that the MagnaCleanse process is carried out with the MagnaCleanse HTV attached to the return pipe of the system, between the last radiator and the boiler. In determining a suitable location for installation, it is important to ensure you allow adequate access for servicing.

The system is partly filled so that the hardened sludge deposits in the radiator can be agitated more effectively using the VibraClean.

Our experience has shown that it is possible to remove more sludge in 20 seconds than 30 minutes of operation without VibraClean. The precision radiator agitator liberates sludge and hardened deposits without the need to remove a radiator again.

Yes. The MagnaCleanse process will work effectively on any domestic central heating system in the vast majority of cases. Only in extreme cases of heavy system sludge will a full conventional power-flush be required.

Yes. During operation, the HTV connection heats up as it comes into contact with the hot water from the system boiler. Caution should be exercised when touching the MagnaCleanse connection whilst in use.