X100 InstaDose

Introducing the new X100 Dosing Solution. The simplest and quickest way to deliver X100 system protection. Pre-measured in a convenient 250ml pouch, ensuring every dose delivers optimal performance with zero waste, zero mess, and total confidence.

Key features Ready-to-use pouch with adaptor for quick and easy dosing Heavy duty inhibitor. Protects against limescale and corrosion. Energy Saving Trust Recommended. TripleTech™ Anti-Corrosion Technology. Suitable for all system metals. pH neutral formulation. Ensures optimum system efficiency. Suitable for hard, soft and artificially softened water. Helps prevent the formation of hydrogen gas. A simple test kit is available to check levels.

Description
Limescale and corrosion are the two main causes of central heating inefficiency, leading to radiator cold spots, boiler inefficiency, a noisy system and a multitude of other problems. Once a system has been prepared using one of the cleaners from the Sentinel cleaning range, it should be protected with Sentinel X100 Inhibitor to prevent the occurrence of limescale build up or corrosion.

Sentinel X100 Inhibitor has TripleTech™ Anti-Corrosion Technology, a unique blend of heavy-duty specialist corrosion inhibitors. Since central heating systems are normally made up of a variety of metals, each of these specialist inhibitors provides protection for different metals for unrivalled performance in protecting multi-metal central heating systems.


Usage
250ml of Sentinel X100 InstaDose is sufficient to treat and top up a typical domestic system of 8 to 10 radiator panels i.e. 250ml of X100 treats 100 litres of system water. Larger systems should be dosed with 500ml. For best results, systems should be cleaned and flushed in accordance with BS7593; new systems and those up to 6 months old with Sentinel X300, existing systems with Sentinel X400 or Sentinel X800. If the system is already noisy due to limescale deposits in the heat exchanger, Sentinel X200 should be added together with Sentinel X100 InstaDose.

Open Systems: Dose via F&E cistern, via a by-pass feeder or use a Sentinel Dosing Vessel.

Sealed Systems: If the system is empty, add to any convenient point before filling. If full, use a Sentinel Dosing Vessel to inject via the filling loop or other access point.