Calconditioner Self Installation
Quick and Easy DIY
Installed in Minutes – No Plumber Required
You do not need any tools, technical knowledge or prior experience. Everything you need is included in the package.
✅ No Pipe Cutting or Plumbing Alterations Needed
Simply place the Calconditioner on the pipe. Then wrap the coils around the pipe by hand — and you’re done.
✅ Step-by-Step Installation Guide
View the installation in 4 simple steps here (PDF)
✅ Compatible with Almost All Pipe Materials
The Calconditioner works on copper, plastic (such as PE, PVC and biobased), aluminium and steel pipes.
Best location for installation
We recommend installing the Calconditioner on the main water supply pipe, preferably near the main shut-off valve or the water meter.
This ensures that all water in your home is treated — from the bathroom to the kitchen.
The Calconditioner can be installed horizontally, vertically, or even on a gentle bend in the pipe.
The only requirement is that the coils are wrapped neatly and evenly around the pipe.
Need a manual?
Have some more questions? You can download the manual in English, or other languages.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Calconditioner Self-Installation
Do I need a plumber or special tools for installation?
No, the installation is designed to be so simple that you don’t need a plumber or any tools. You simply wrap the induction cable around your water pipe and plug the power adapter into a wall socket.
Do I need to cut the water pipe for installation?
No, the water pipe remains completely intact. The system works from the outside, through the pipe, using electrical pulses, so the pipe never needs to be opened.
Which pipe materials can the Calconditioner be installed on?
The Calconditioner is suitable for all common pipe materials, including copper, plastic (PE, PVC), stainless steel, and multilayer composite pipes.
Where exactly on the water pipe should the device be installed?
Ideally, it should be installed directly on the main water pipe, shortly after the water meter and the main shut-off valve. This way, all the tap water in the house is treated right from the start.