Water softener prices in Kenya on Buy More Mall range from KSh 60,400 for a 1 T/H unit to KSh 1,458,000 for a 25 T/H industrial softener. This guide explains what the sizes mean, how to pick the right one and how to keep it running.






| Softener | Capacity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 T/H 0844 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 1 T/H | KSh 60,400 |
| 1 T/H 1054 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 1 T/H | KSh 80,000 |
| 2 T/H 1254 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 2 T/H | KSh 95,000 |
| 2 T/H 1265 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 2 T/H | KSh 115,000 |
| 3 T/H 1465 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 3 T/H | KSh 135,000 |
| 4 T/H 1665 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 4 T/H | KSh 165,000 |
| 6 T/H 2069 H-Tech Water Softener Machine | 6 T/H | KSh 255,000 |
| H-Tech 8T/H 2472 Water Softener Machine | 8 T/H | KSh 340,000 |
| H-Tech 10 T/H 3072 Water Softener Machine | 10 T/H | KSh 470,001 |
| H-Tech 15 T/H 3072 Water Softener Machine | 15 T/H | KSh 680,000 |
| H-Tech 20 T/H 4087Water Softener Machine | 20 T/H | KSh 793,000 |
| H-Tech 25 T/H 4894 Water Softener Machine | 25 T/H | KSh 1,458,000 |
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T/H means tonnes per hour. One tonne of water is about 1,000 litres (one cubic metre), so a 2 T/H softener treats about 2,000 litres an hour. The four-digit number, such as 1054 or 1665, is the size of the resin tank: the first two digits are the diameter and the last two the height, in inches. So a 1665 tank is 16 by 65 inches.
Rule of thumb: homes and small guest houses usually fit the 1 to 2 T/H range, hotels, hospitals and laundries 3 to 8 T/H, and factories and large boiler plants 10 T/H and above. Confirm with a water test and your peak flow.
A softener stops scale but does not make water drinkable or remove fluoride or salt. For drinking water, you need RO or UF. Read RO vs UF vs Water Softener. In hard borehole water, a softener before an RO plant helps protect the membrane.
Hard water contains calcium and magnesium. A softener passes the water through a tank of resin beads that hold sodium. As water flows through, the resin grabs the calcium and magnesium and releases sodium in their place (ion exchange). When the resin is full of hardness, the softener regenerates: it rinses the resin with strong salt water (brine) from the brine tank, washes the hardness to drain, and is ready again.
No. A softener swaps hardness minerals for sodium, so the total dissolved solids stay about the same. It stops scale, but it does not remove salt or make salty water fresh. To lower TDS you need reverse osmosis. Many plants use a softener before the RO, because soft water protects the RO membrane from scaling.
Softened water is generally safe to use, but it contains a little extra sodium: the harder the raw water, the more sodium it picks up. People on a low-sodium diet, and anyone making baby formula, should drink RO-treated water instead. A common setup is softened water for the whole building and an RO unit for drinking water.
Use clean, dry salt made for water softeners (coarse, pellet or tablet salt with few impurities). Dirty salt leaves sludge in the brine tank and blocks the injector. Keep the brine tank topped up so the salt level stays above the water, and never let it run empty, or the softener cannot regenerate.
| Problem | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Hard water again | Brine tank out of salt, salt bridge (a hard crust), or wrong regeneration setting | Top up salt, break any crust, check the hardness and capacity settings |
| Not using salt | Salt bridge, blocked injector or brine line | Break the crust, clean the injector and brine line |
| Brine tank full of water or overflowing | Blocked injector or drain line, faulty brine valve | Clean the injector, check the drain line is clear |
| Keeps running or regenerating | Timer or meter settings wrong, faulty control valve | Reset the settings; call a technician if it continues |
| Low water pressure | Softener too small for the flow, resin fouled with iron or mud | Check the size in this guide; add pre-filtration |
Need help with your settings? Contact us through the product page with your water test and flow rate. See also RO System Maintenance Guide.
H-TECH softeners on Buy More Mall cost from KSh 60,400 (1 T/H) to KSh 1,458,000 (25 T/H).
Match the T/H rating to your peak water flow, and the resin size to your daily water use and hardness. A water test is essential.
Typically every few days for a well-sized system. Very frequent regeneration usually means the softener is too small.
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Resin beads swap the calcium and magnesium in hard water for sodium. When the resin is full, the softener regenerates by rinsing it with brine.
No. It swaps hardness for sodium, so TDS stays about the same. Reverse osmosis lowers TDS.
Generally yes, but it has a little extra sodium. Use RO water for low-sodium diets and baby formula.
Usually a salt bridge (hard crust) in the brine tank or a blocked injector or brine line.
Where water is hard, yes: it stops scale in pipes, geysers, boilers, showers and RO membranes, and saves soap.
H-TECH water softeners on Buy More Mall start from KSh 60,400 for 1 T/H. The price grows with the flow rate you need.
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