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Water Efficient Technology (W.E.T.)

The Softener with a Brain

Commers Water Efficient Technology (W.E.T.) is a patented system platform designed to dramatically reduce water and salt consumption while maintaining consistent soft water performance. By intelligently matching regeneration and brining cycles to actual household demand, W.E.T. systems can save up to 780 gallons of water and 234 pounds of salt per year, lowering operating costs while improving long-term system efficiency and reliability.

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How W.E.T. Works

Smart, Adaptive Regeneration

Traditional softeners regenerate the entire media bed whether it is fully used or not, wasting salt, water, and energy. W.E.T. technology uses five integrated control features that continuously analyze system performance and adjust each cleaning cycle to the exact amount of resin that has actually been exhausted.

Instead of “over-cleaning” unused media, W.E.T. targets only the portion of the bed that needs regeneration, delivering measurable savings without sacrificing softening capacity or water quality.

Core W.E.T. Features

Proportional Brining

Produces only the amount of brine needed to regenerate the portion of resin that has actually been used, reducing salt consumption and operating cost.

Proportional Regeneration

Adjusts backwash and rinse volumes to match real media usage, cutting water waste during each cleaning cycle.

Alternate Regeneration

Periodically performs a deeper cleaning cycle to prevent resin fatigue and maintain long-term softening performance.

Salt Monitor

Electronically verifies brine strength and alerts homeowners when salt levels are low to prevent incomplete regeneration.

Savings History Screen

Tracks actual salt and water usage and compares it to a conventional softener, displaying cumulative efficiency gains over time.

Performance Benefits

Engineered Efficiency with No Compromise

W.E.T. systems combine adaptive control logic with counter-current regeneration and precision flow management to deliver both resource conservation and superior softening performance.

Left unmanaged, conventional regeneration can result in:

  • Unnecessary salt overuse
  • Excessive wastewater discharge
  • Reduced resin lifespan
  • Higher operating costs

W.E.T. technology addresses these issues by:

  • Matching regeneration volume to resin loading
  • Maintaining optimal exchange zone efficiency
  • Reducing energy used for water heating and pumping
  • Lowering environmental impact through resource conservation

Why Choose Commers W.E.T. Systems

Proven Technology Since 1947

Commers integrates W.E.T. into its highest-efficiency residential and commercial softeners, combining advanced control platforms with professional system sizing and installation.

Key advantages include:

  • Up to 50% reduction in salt and water use
  • 780+ gallons of water saved annually per household
  • 234+ pounds of salt saved annually per household
  • Adaptive 21-day variable reserve logic
  • Counter-current regeneration for maximum ion-exchange efficiency

Long-term protection of plumbing, appliances, and heating equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water and salt can W.E.T. technology save?
A typical home can save up to 780 gallons of water and 234 pounds of salt per year by matching regeneration cycles to actual resin usage instead of full-tank cleaning.
Conventional systems regenerate the entire media bed every cycle. W.E.T. uses proportional brining and regeneration to clean only the portion that has been exhausted, reducing waste while maintaining performance.
No. Alternate Regeneration schedules periodic deep cleans to prevent resin fatigue, ensuring consistent hardness removal and long-term exchange efficiency.
The system tests brine concentration each time salt water enters the tank. If levels drop too low, an alarm alerts the homeowner before softening performance is affected.
Yes. The control platform tracks daily consumption patterns and adjusts reserve capacity and regeneration timing automatically as water demand changes.
Yes. When properly sized and configured by Commers, W.E.T. systems operate with counter-current regeneration and smart controls to handle demanding well and municipal water conditions efficiently.

Start with Smart Efficiency

Professional water testing and proper system sizing are essential to unlocking the full performance of W.E.T. technology. Commers designs each system based on hardness levels, iron content, flow demand, and usage patterns to ensure optimal efficiency and long-term reliability.