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Softeners for Oman's hard inland water.

Coastal mains in Oman is desalinated and soft. Inland it is a different story: a 2024 study of Al Dhahirah groundwater found an average total hardness of about 659 mg/l. Water like that crusts heaters, taps and shower glass quickly. Regal takes the calcium and magnesium out first, from an under-sink unit for a villa to twin vessels for a hotel or farm.

Regal water softener from the Sovereign range
Six models, sink to twin tank
Metered regeneration
Made for hard wells and groundwater
Fitted by our Oman partner
The range

A villa kitchen, a hotel or a whole farm.

Begin with the property. We fix the model once we know the source, how hard it is and your peak flow.

Homes

Homes & light commercial

Regal 100, 150 and 200

Small cabinets on the US-made Clack DV valve that fit beneath a kitchen sink. The 100 and 150 suit villas and smaller homes on a well; the 200 covers large villas and small cafe kitchens.

  • 1.0 to 1.8 m3/h softened
  • 1.8 to 5 m3 between regenerations
  • Salt and water used only when the meter says so
  • Draws 30 W
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Commercial

Commercial & light industrial

Regal 500

A floor-standing unit with its own pressure vessel and brine tank, for hotel kitchens, laundries and light production on hard groundwater.

  • 6.12 m3/h softened flow
  • 10 × 54" vessel
  • 125 L brine tank with overflow guard
  • Metered regeneration, not a timer
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Industrial

Industrial

Regal 750 and Twin 3672

Large and twin-tank systems for farms, factories and plants on a well that need soft water day and night.

  • 3.5 to 18.2 m3/h softened flow
  • 15 m3 between regenerations on the 750
  • Twin vessels alternate, so supply never stops
  • Up to 6 units on one controller
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The models

Six softeners, single tap to plant room.

Regal 100 water softener
Small to medium homes

Regal 100

1.0 to 1.2 m3/h · Under-sink cabinet

Regal 150 water softener
Small to medium homes

Regal 150

1.3 to 1.5 m3/h · Under-sink cabinet

Regal 200 water softener
Large homes, light commercial

Regal 200

1.6 to 1.8 m3/h · Under-sink cabinet

Regal 500 water softener
Large homes, light commercial

Regal 500

6.12 m3/h · Floor-standing, separate brine tank

Regal 750 water softener
Hospitality, healthcare, light industrial

Regal 750

3.5 m3/h (4.3 max) · Floor-standing bi-block, ready-loaded

Regal Twin 3672 water softener
Industrial, 24/7 supply

Regal Twin 3672

18.2 m3/h · Twin alternating

Compare the range

Every Regal, side by side.

Figures are from the manufacturer datasheets. Open any model for its full specification.

ModelTypeSoft-water flowCapacitySizeBest for
Regal 100Under-sink cabinet1.0 to 1.2 m3/h1.8 m3270 × 430 × 469 mmSmall to medium homes
Regal 150Under-sink cabinet1.3 to 1.5 m3/h3 m3270 × 430 × 539 mmSmall to medium homes
Regal 200Under-sink cabinet1.6 to 1.8 m3/h5 m3270 × 430 × 741 mmLarge homes, light commercial
Regal 500Floor-standing, separate brine tank6.12 m3/hMetered by volume10 × 54" tank, 125 L brineLarge homes, light commercial
Regal 750Floor-standing bi-block, ready-loaded3.5 m3/h (4.3 max)15 m31585 × 900 × 450 mmHospitality, healthcare, light industrial
Regal Twin 3672Twin alternating18.2 m3/hContinuous2 × 36 × 72" vesselsIndustrial, 24/7 supply
Sized to your source and flow Fitted by our Oman partner Datasheets to download Priced in rials
How softening works

How the resin pulls hardness out.

The softener holds a bed of resin beads charged with sodium. Hard water flows through, and the beads swap that sodium for calcium and magnesium, the minerals that form scale. These are the parts of a metered softener at work.

Water softener schematic, in serviceHard water enters the control valve, flows down through the resin bed, up the riser tube and out through the water meter as soft water. A bypass joins the inlet and outlet. A brine line links the valve to the salt tank, and a drain line with an air gap carries rinse water away during regeneration. A drinking tap is fed with unsoftened water before the softener.CONTROL VALVEHard water inSoft water outBypass (closed in service)To drainMineral tankBrine tankDrinking tap(unsoftened)12345678910
Hard water Soft water Brine To drain
  1. 1
    Bypass valve

    Isolates the softener for servicing while keeping water flowing to the building.

  2. 2
    Control valve

    Routes water through each stage and runs regeneration automatically.

  3. 3
    Water meter

    Counts every litre of soft water, so regeneration happens only when the resin is nearly spent.

  4. 4
    Mineral tank

    The pressure vessel. Headroom above the resin lets the bed lift and clean itself on backwash.

  5. 5
    Ion-exchange resin

    Beads charged with sodium. Calcium and magnesium stick to them and sodium is released.

  6. 6
    Riser tube & distributor

    Soft water is collected at the base of the tank and rises up the centre tube to the outlet.

  7. 7
    Salt & brine

    Salt dissolves in the water at the base of the tank to make the brine used to recharge the resin.

  8. 8
    Brine well & safety float

    Draws brine out and meters the refill. The float stops the tank from overfilling.

  9. 9
    Drain with air gap

    Carries rinse water away. The air gap stops drain water from ever siphoning back.

  10. 10
    Drinking tap

    Teed off before the softener, so one kitchen tap stays on unsoftened water.

The regeneration cycle

Recharging, only when it's needed.

When the meter shows the resin is nearly used up, the valve starts a regeneration, straight away or at a set time such as 2 am. On a twin set the second vessel takes over, so soft water never stops.

  1. In service

    Service

    Hard water flows down through the resin and leaves as soft water. The meter counts each litre used.

  2. Stage 1

    Backwash

    Water runs up through the tank, lifting and loosening the bed and flushing trapped sediment to drain.

  3. Stage 2

    Brine draw & slow rinse

    Brine is drawn from the salt tank through the resin. It strips off the calcium and magnesium and recharges the beads with sodium.

  4. Stage 3

    Fast rinse

    A fast flow of water resettles the bed and rinses the last of the brine and hardness to drain.

  5. Stage 4

    Brine refill

    A measured volume of water refills the salt tank, making fresh brine for the next regeneration.

Stages differ by valve. Some add a second backwash, and up-flow models such as the Regal 100 and 200 send brine upward through the resin to use less salt.

Why soften

What softening saves in a home or business.

Protects equipment

No scale building up
  • Water heaters stay scale-free
  • Washing machines and dishwashers keep clean elements
  • Espresso machines stay clear
  • Fewer clogged valves and shower heads

Visible every day

Around the house
  • Soap and shampoo lather easily
  • Glasses dry without marks
  • No white crust on taps and screens
  • Much less descaling

Cheap to run

Made for daily use
  • Metering saves salt and water
  • Proven Clack and CE valves
  • Low-power controls
  • Serviced by our Oman partner
Regal 750 floor-standing water softener with brine tank
Why Regal

Any size, the same build quality.

Every Regal uses metered regeneration and proven valves, so a villa in Ibri and a hotel in Nizwa get the same engineering, scaled to the job.

  • Sized to your source and your flow
  • Pairs with Regent filtration for silty wells
  • A separate unsoftened drinking tap, as standard practice
  • Maintenance plans from a fixed annual fee
Your questions answered

Water softeners in Oman, simply answered.

Q1Do I need a softener in Muscat?
Usually not if the building is on Nama's desalinated mains, which is soft. A softener earns its place inland, on wells and on hard groundwater.
Q2How does a softener work?
Resin inside the tank holds on to calcium and magnesium as water passes and lets go of sodium instead. The water that comes out no longer leaves scale.
Q3Which Regal is right for us?
Villas usually take a Regal 100 or 150, and larger villas or small kitchens a Regal 200. Hotels and laundries suit a Regal 500; farms and plants a Regal 750 or Twin 3672. We confirm after the survey.
Q4Can we drink softened water?
Common practice is to keep one kitchen tap on unsoftened water for drinking, cooking and baby milk. We plumb it in when we fit the softener.
Q5Softener or filter?
They solve different problems. A softener removes hardness; a filter removes silt, rust and taste. Many wells need both, a Regent filter first and then a Regal softener.
Q6Who installs and services it?
Our Oman partner fits each Regal and can service it on a maintenance plan, keeping the settings right for your water.
Local notes

Regal in Oman

Oman's water hardness depends on where you are. Coastal mains water is mostly desalinated and soft. Inland groundwater is another story: a 2024 study in Al Dhahirah found average hardness of about 659 mg/l, enough to leave scale in heaters and pipes.

Regal softeners take that hardness out. The range runs from a small unit under a kitchen sink to twin vessels for a hotel, and every one is quoted in rials.

Common questions

Does a Muscat flat on desalinated water need a softener?

Usually not. Desalinated mains water carries little hardness. Softeners matter most for homes and sites on inland groundwater or a private well.

What does a softener actually do?

It swaps the calcium and magnesium that cause scale for sodium. It does not disinfect, so a well supply still needs UV as the last step.

Can soft water keep flowing during regeneration?

On the Regal Twin 3672, yes. Two vessels take turns, and up to six units can share one controller.

In Oman

Specified, installed and looked after anywhere in Oman

Coastal mains water is mostly desalinated seawater. It is soft, but it picks things up in pipes and tanks. Inland wells can be very hard: one 2024 study of Al Dhahirah groundwater found an average hardness of 659 mg/l.

Say which governorate you are in, whether the water comes from the Nama network, a tank or a well, and what you need it for. We design the system, price it in rials and arrange the fit.

Source: Nama Water Services; Al Dhahirah groundwater study, International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry (2024).

Where we work

  • Muscat
  • Across Oman

Talk to the team

Tell us about your water.

Say whether you are on a well, a tank or Nama mains, and what the water supplies. We'll come back with the right Regal and a service plan, priced in rials.

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