
Protect your tankless heat exchanger. Extend its life. Maintain peak efficiency.
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The Falsken Heater Treater is a high-performance sediment filter engineered specifically for tankless water heaters. It installs on the cold water inlet to trap sediment, scale particles, and debris before they reach your heat exchanger — preventing clogs, flow sensor issues, and costly heat exchanger damage. The large-capacity housing is easy to service and designed for Southern California's hard water conditions.
The Falsken Heater Treater is a sediment filter designed specifically for tankless water heaters. It installs on the cold water inlet and traps sediment, scale particles, and debris before they reach your heat exchanger. In Southern California's hard water conditions, sediment buildup is one of the leading causes of tankless water heater damage and premature failure. The Heater Treater is a low-cost way to protect your investment.
Adding a Falsken Heater Treater Sediment Filter to your tankless water heater installation costs $499 when bundled with a new installation by THE Water Heater Company. The regular standalone price is $599.
The Falsken Heater Treater reduces the frequency of descaling by trapping sediment and scale particles before they enter the heat exchanger. However, it does not eliminate the need for periodic descaling entirely. For maximum protection, we recommend pairing the Heater Treater with the Halo Water ION 2.0 Plus water conditioner and our 10-Year Maintenance Plan.
The Falsken Heater Treater includes a pressure gauge that lets you monitor filter condition at a glance. When the pressure differential indicates restriction, it is time to service or replace the filter cartridge. In most Southern California homes, servicing is recommended annually or as indicated by the pressure gauge.
Best value when added at time of water heater installation — $499 vs. $599 standalone.
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