SANIFLO Sanineutral - Neutralizes Acidic Condensate - Residential & Commercial

Like that I can replace the Neutralizer " beads"Easy install, fair quality build

The lid on this neutralizer is a hot mess. It only has 2 very soft clips that don't hold it down in place very well. The rest of the lid plastic is also very soft and doesn't fit very snug in the tub. The rubber gasket mind as well not even be there as it doesn't press up against the tub at all. There is no impedance at all to stop the water from flooding out the top. It is laughable how bad this lid is. If you're going to buy this neutralizer, add a tube of silicone to make it water tight. Makes replacing the medium a pain every year but better than a wet floor.Otherwise, all the other installation materials worked great. Easy to install.

Seems like a good unit, but I dinged them a point because of incorrect documentation, i.e., the label on the unit said it was rated for 140F, but the manual said 160F.I can't vouch for the unit's effectiveness because I haven't bought litmus paper yet.Installation advice: install it upstream of the condensate pump (if your system has one, of course). Installed mine downstream of the pump, so when the pump kicked on the neutralizer overflowed. To fix that I had to fabricate a one-gallon surge tank out of 6" PVC between the pump and the neutralizer. And make sure to use PVC couplings because brass will eventually corrode.

It Really couldn’t be any Simpler. !Perfect connections on 1/2 inch PVC .Mount Brackets are Spot On. !Really Happy at this point. !

It came a little shaken up and covered in media dust but it survived in one piece. I rinsed it off. It had all the required pieces to connect to my particular boiler. No leaks and no more condensate and cast iron problems. Definitely would buy this again!