🔥 Keep Your Heating System Hot and Happy!
The Fernox56599 F1 Central Heating Protector is a 500ml liquid solution designed to protect your heating system from corrosion and scale. Ideal for indoor use on metal surfaces, it not only enhances efficiency but also contributes to significant gas savings when used with the F3 Cleaner.
| Manufacturer | Fernox |
| Part Number | 56599 |
| Product Dimensions | 18.49 x 8.99 x 5.51 cm; 498.95 g |
| Item model number | 56599 |
| Size | 500 ml (Pack of 1) |
| Style | Orignal Packaging |
| Power Source | AC |
| Volume | 500 Millilitres |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Special Features | Removes limescale |
| Usage | Indoor use only |
| Included Components | 1 x Fernox 56599 F1 500 ml Protector |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 499 g |
R**D
Raymond Reid
As a retired Plumber and Heating Engineer anytime I have to drain my heating system I find this to be the best protection on the market to safe guard and protect your central heating system and easily lasts a year plus.Through experience I highly recommended the product.
D**.
Recommend
Arrived on time, great price
P**.
4 star so far
Delivery as stated. Not used as yet.
D**N
After 2 years of use the 20+ CH system is still perfectly clean
Background: The boiler in our current house had been changed about 2 years before we moved in but the rest of the system (pipes, radiators, tanks, pump, etc) was installed about 20+ years ago. On inspecting the water in the radiators it was brown and full of magnetite and the header tank full of sludge. The downstairs radiators were slow to heat up.After some research I bought a Fernox TF1 filter and it came with Fernox F3 cleaner and Fernox F1 protector. This is the process I decided on to clean the CH system:1. I went in to the loft and tied up the header tank stopcock and manually removed water from header tank in to a bucket and cleaned out the header tank. This is to make sure the sludge doesn't get in to the rest of the system.2. Installed the TF1. I am comfortable with DIY and found the TF1 filter pretty easy to install. Once installed I freed up the stopcock.3. Opened the drain valves (my CH system has 2), let the water run until it started to come out a lot cleaner4. Closed the drain valves.5. Tied up the Header tank stopcock to stop new water entering the system.6. Drained some water from the TF1, the filter already had collected a lot of magnetite.7. I now added the F3 cleaner via the TF1 filter and freed the header stopcock.8. I left the cleaner in the system for a week with normal CH use (it was during winter so system was used everyday)9. After a week, I opened the drain valves again and let water run through until it was perfectly clear. The water was initially very dark brown. Closed drain valves.10. I drained water from the TF1 filter and added the F1 protector via the TF1.11. Removed air from all radiators.The system was much quicker to heat up.Now 2 years later and the water is still perfectly clear in the system. The header tank had some sludge in it but apparently this is normal. I cleaned out the header tank again and topped up with the F1 protector.I'm not a professional just a DIY'er but this process has worked wonders for the CH system in my house.
T**L
Clean out system first.
Used before always woks well.
S**E
All good
Easy to use and time will tell on effectiveness.
M**.
It worked
Did the job
R**.
Central Heating service yearly, always add F1.
Have used this for years, yearly service on the boiler, always add F1.
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