First Look: ADEY MagnaCleanse

Eric Aune March 23, 2018

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As we work out our first few installs of the the ADEY MagnaCleanse I wanted to share a few quick videos ProStaff’er Andy Mickelson has posted on his Instagram account. Andy has a older radiant system he’s been working on in Montana that has thousands of feet of Onyx tubing and some major corrosion with a terrible buildup of iron oxide within the heating solution.

The ADEY products; the MagnaClean magnetic filter, MagnaCleanse magnetic filter flush station and chemicals all work together to filter an entire hydronic system of efficiency-robbing elements. The magnetic sludge, as you’ll see in the short 60 second video posts can cause failure of system components such as circulators, valves, air eliminators and flow controls; depending on the type of heat-exchanger used at the heat source the debris can even cause total failure from restricted flow and over-heating. Please watch for future posts here on The Hub and our social media pages as I will be installing and using the ADEY products on some of my installs as well.







 Today we installed and reviewed the @adey_na #magnaclean Filter and #magnacleanse rapid flush kit. This is the heating system we posted a video of a nasty water sample from a few months back. @mechanicalhub and I meet the good folks at @adey_pro at the #ahr2018 in Chicago and learned about this system. Swipe right to see how it works. We'll post some more videos tomorrow when we check back in.
A post shared by  Andy Mickelson (@mick_plumb) on Mar 21, 2018 at 9:29pm PDT







 Some fun clips from today's work flow. The magnets on these @adey_pro filters are ridiculously strong. If you have issues with iron in your heating systems give these guys a shot. #boilerman #magnets #dirt #physics #hydronics @chitownglfer
A post shared by  Andy Mickelson (@mick_plumb) on Mar 21, 2018 at 10:00pm PDT







 Day 2's clean up with the @adey_na #magnacleanse. After about 18 hours of running, we got a pretty good collection of iron out of this system. The water is significantly cleaner than it was yesterday. #boilerman #boiler #magneticfilter #adey #hydronics
A post shared by  Andy Mickelson (@mick_plumb) on Mar 22, 2018 at 10:53pm PDT







 So to keep this system clean up moving along, I found that I had to relocate the @adey_na #magnacleanse rapid filter to the secondary side of our radiant system. By nature of design the variable speed injection circuit transfers a very small amount of water to and from the primary loop, so after a couple of days of filtering this system, I still had a large amount of devris in the secondary loop. So we picked up some cam lock fittings, that allowed me to connect the included hose to a boiler drain. #prostaff #magnaclean #magneticfilter #boilerman #boiler #hydronic @mechanicalhub
A post shared by  Andy Mickelson (@mick_plumb) on Mar 23, 2018 at 5:51am PDT

First Look: ADEY MagnaCleanse

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