GNPR48L by GE Appliances - GE® Water Softener System

GE® Water Softener System

GE Appliances GNPR48L

Features

Super High Flow Valve, 15.2 and 18 Flow Rate
Up to 1 1/4 Plumbing Connection
Two Tank Softener
350 lb Salt Storage Capacity
Electronic Conrtols/Display
Limited 1 Year Entire Appliance; Limited 10 Year Cabinet/Resin Tank; Limited 3 Year Electronic Monitor

CAPACITY
Capacity (grains)	48900 gr
Unit Capacity	Super
FEATURES
Control Type	Electronic Touch LCD
Memory Backup	6 Hours
Salt Storage Capacity	350 lb
Style	Two Tank
System Monitor	Advanced
Efficiency (grains per lb.-salt)	4210 at 3.6
Max. Hardness Removal (gpg)	100
Plumbing Connection / Pipe Size In & Out (in.)	up to 1-1/4"
Regeneration Time (min.)	Approx. 180
Resin Filter Type	Standard Mesh
Resin Quantity (cu.ft.)	1.75
Resin Tank Size (in.)	12 x 48
Service Flow Rate (at 15 psi drop)	18
Daily Water Tracker	Yes
Time Configuration	12 hour
Valve Type	Super High Flow
APPEARANCE
Color Appearance	Gray
Unit Color	Gray/Black
WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS
Overall Depth	14 in
Overall Height	54 1/2 in
Overall Width	14 in
Approximate Shipping Weight	0 lb
Net Weight (lbs.)	0 lb
POWER / RATINGS
Electronic Rating	12V; 60Hz
ACCESSORIES
Installation Kit	Included
WARRANTY
Parts Warranty	Limited 1-year entire appliance Limited 10-year cabinet/resin tank Limited 3-Year Electronic Monitor;
Labor Warranty	Limited 1-year entire appliance
Warranty Notes	See written warranty for full details

Quick Specs

Appearance
Type: Water Softener
Features
Energy Star Rated: No

Quick Specs

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