
Step 2: Demineralize The Supply Water
The Puropal-1 cartridge filters lime and aggressive dissolved substances such as sulfates, nitrates and
chlorides out of the local domestic water. This method does not release any chemical additives into
the water. The PuroPal-1 operates on the basis of a mixed bed ion exchange resin that demineralizes
the water. In doing so, the water is demineralized, which meets fill water specifications of glycol and
boiler manufacturers. Treated water through the PuroPal-1 is not intended for use as drinking water.
The capacity of the PuroPal-1 is determined based on the conductivity (salt and mineral) content of
the incoming water supply (see Figure 2). Higher conductivity content in the site water supply results
in a lower yield of treated water. The PuroPal-1 resin is designed to change colour from blue to beige
once the resin has expired and will no longer provide demineralization of the incoming water. When
the resin has a complete colour phase from inlet to outlet the cartridge has expired and can be
disposed of with the household waste.
The cartridge may only be under pressure during the duration of the fill-up and must be constantly
monitored while in use. The maximum temporary pressure is 100 psi (6.8 bar) at 140 °F (60 °C).
Demineralize system fill water prior to blending fluid with glycol and/or inhibitor (see Figure 3)
The resin from the cartridge must not enter the heating system. Before each use, check the retention
sieves on both sides of the cartridge. The cartridge must always be monitored while in use.
Directions:
1) Connect the PuroPal-1 via Female Garden Hose Connection to site water supply.
2) Connect garden hose to outlet of PuroPal-1 (Female Garden Hose) and run hose to mixing
tank/reservoir (see Figure 3)
3) Confirm hose(s) are secure prior to opening site water supply
4) Fill mixing tank/reservoir to the appropriate volume based on glycol and/or inhibitor dilution
proportion
5) Disconnect PuroPal-1 from site water supply after system has been filled.
Figure 3: Mix demineralized fill water with glycol
and/or Protect 1 Inhibitor prior to filling system
Figure 2: PuroPal-1 capacity based on incoming
water TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) or GPG
(Grains Per Gallon)