Tablet Problems: Truma Offers Decalcification Tablets for AquaGo

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Truma Offers Decalcification Tablets for AquaGo

Truma Offers Decalcification Tablets for AquaGo Print

November 9, 2016 by RVBusiness Leave a Comment

truma_aquago_decalcification_tablets Truma reported that its AquaGo hybrid instant water heater has been well received by the RV industry's manufacturing segment.

"It is exciting to see many manufacturers now installing the Truma AquaGo standard on their RVs. Truma delivers the highest quality products, service and support throughout the lifetime of each unit that we sell," said Gerhard Hundsberger, president and CEO of Truma, in a press release. "Truma's decalcification tablets were developed to extend the life of the Truma AquaGo and maintain its perfect performance.

The Truma AquaGo is the only instant water heater in the industry that can be conveniently decalcified. "Minerals and other deposits, such as calcium, build up over time in all water heaters. Instant water heaters have narrow pipes throughout the heat exchanger which calcify and can disrupt the performance of the unit. However, the Truma decalcification tablets solve this problem and are specifically designed to keep the AquaGo functioning just like the day it was purchased," said Hundsberger.

The decalcification process is simple and semi-automatic. The control panel indicates when decalcification is recommended, depending on the water hardness and the intensity of use. The tablets are simply inserted into the removable and reusable filter cartridge by opening the "Easy Drain Lever" and the AquaGo control panel guides the user through the decalcification process with LED signals.

The new Truma AquaGo decalcification tablets will be available through Truma's certified dealer partners and online at www.shop.truma.net in January 2017. Truma will demonstrate the decalcification process and highlight some additional enhancements at the 54th Annual National RV Trade Show in Louisville, Ky., at the Truma exhibit in Booth No. 9 located in the South Wing-Hall 1 of the Kentucky Exposition Center.