Aquasure Harmony Series 48,000 Grains Whole House Water Softener w/High Efficiency Digital Metered Control Head (48,000 Grains)
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Size: 48,000 Grains
Features
- PERFECTLY DESIGNED FOR 3-4 BATHROOMS The Aquasure Harmony Series is the professional grade water softener that delivers ultra-softened water to every outlet throughout your entire home.
- HIGHLY EFFICIENT Rated to treat 48,000 Grains of hardness by removing skin damaging hard minerals like calcium and magnesium that clog up the skin pore and causes irritation. Triple Purpose Sediment/Carbon/Zinc pre-filter effectively removes 99% of water contaminants such as chlorine, VOCs, pesticides, bad odors, taste, soil, silt, sand, rust, heavy metals, and sediment.
- PROTECTS YOUR APPLIANCES Reduces water hardness and eliminates scale buildup while preventing damage to your plumbing and prolonging the lifespan of household appliances such as washing machine, dishwasher, water heater, etc.
- AUTOMATIC DIGITAL METERED CONTROL HEAD Comes with a fully programmable backlit digital display which allows you to easily customize your auto-flush intervals depending on your incoming water quality and water usage. Also allows for easy monitoring and hassle-free maintenance.
- PREMIUM QUALITY Every Aquasure Water Softener is constructed with a high-strength, corrosion-resistant, fiberglass-lined polyethylene tank, durable bypass valve, and prefilled premium-grade resin. Besides the 30-day money-back, Aquasure stands behind its products by providing 5-year extended manufacturer warranty and life-time free US based tech support when you activate your product online within 60 days.
Description
We manufacture water softeners, whole house and reverse osmosis systems & more to provide clean, healthy water for you and your family. Aquasure was formed by industry professionals with over 25 years of experience. Our vision is to provide affordable, uncompromised quality water treatment solutions to everyone. We're set on improving the water quality for our customer's health and home. Enjoy the benefits of smoother skin, better hair, spotless dishes, and longer-lasting appliances. Say goodbye to frizzy hair and dry skin caused by hard water. Soft water helps extend lifespan of appliances while increasing performance and reducing energy consumption. Aquasure Water Softener comes with pre-assembled parts for your convenience, saving time and effort. Why do I need a water softener? Hard water, common in the U.S., has high levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium causing scale buildup on pipes, appliances, and soap scum, reducing efficiency and lifespan. A water softener can remove hard minerals and prevent these issues. Can water softeners remove iron? It can remove up to 2 ppm of iron, but most water softeners are not designed to specifically remove iron. In areas where iron is more prevalent, we recommend getting the Aquasure Harmony Series with Fine Mesh which can handle up to 10 ppm of iron. Will water pressure and flow rate be affected? It can reduce the water flow rate slightly since it adds an additional step in the water treatment process. However, the impact on the flow rate is unnoticeable as most softeners are designed to have minimal impact on water pressure and flow rate. Does the Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener work with city or well water? The Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener is designed to remove hard water minerals from both city and well water. Well water may require further testing to determine specific minerals and potential contaminants that require additional treatment. Do I need a pre-filter for this system? A pre-filter can extend the life of your water softener by removing sediment & other minerals such as chlorine that can clog the resin beads, protecting the system and improving its efficiency. AS-HS48D AS-HS48FM AS-HS48SCP AS-WHF48D AS-SE1000A
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Produced By | Aquasure |
| Product Identification Code | AS-HS48D |
| Item's Heft | 119.7 lbs |
| Product Measurements | 10" x 10" x 62" |
| Model Designation | AS-HS48D |
| Size/Capacity | 48,000 Grains |
| Required Voltage | 120V |
| Items in Package | 1 |
| Product's Flow Rate | 12 Gallons/Minute |
| Batteries | None required |
| Launch Date | June 25, 2018 |
Frequently asked questions
The Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener has a capacity of 48,000 grains. This means it can treat up to 48,000 grains of hardness before it needs to regenerate.
The Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener is suitable for a home with 3-4 bathrooms. It efficiently reduces hardness and mineral content, improving the overall quality of your water.
The Automatic Digital Metered Control Head in the Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener allows for precision control over the system's operations. It measures the amount of water used and prompts regeneration process only when necessary, thus maximizing efficiency and salt use.
The Aquasure Harmony Series Water Softener removes hard minerals like calcium and magnesium from your water. This not only prevents build-ups in your pipes and appliances, extending their life span, but also provides you with softer skin, shinier hair, and spot-free dishes.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
These reviews commend the Harmony Water Softener for its practical design and good performance, with its setup process deemed as relatively straightforward. It seems to be a durable and efficient unit that operates by using less salt than many other products on the market. However, a concern expressed by several users revolves around its slightly lower than desired softening power and the oddly sized pipe connectors.
Pros
- 👍 Easy and convenient to install
- 👍 Robust design keeps electronics away from the corrosive brine tank
- 👍 Uses less salt compared to other units
- 👍 Durable and designed for longevity
Cons
- 👎 Softening power could be better and might need a higher grain count setting
- 👎 Comes with 1” inch hookup, which might require an additional step to fit the common 3/4" pipes
- 👎 The brine line is black and opaque, hide the visible confirmation of possible clogs
Should I Buy It?
Overall, if you need a powerful water softener and are willing to tweak the settings a bit, the Harmony Water Softener might make a good investment. It seems reliable, sturdy, and is designed to last long. Though it has a few minor drawbacks, the positives seem to outweigh the negatives, making this a worthwhile consideration for your home's water treatment needs.
Size: 32,000 Grains
I've been in water treatment for 15 years. Six years of that has been spent in industrial water treatment with RO systems up to 1600gpm, pretreatment by softeners the size of pick up trucks. Various chemical injections and multimedia filtration. Primarily in the oil, gas and power plant industries. This system is very small in comparison but the science and process is the same. My house hold water treatment system is as follows: city water (surface water)-meltblown cartridge-carbon block-carbon block- softener (Aquasure 32000 grain)- drinking water RO. Please let me elaborate on a few things to make sure you are setup for success. Install a chlorine removal system prior to the softener. This will extend the life of your resin. Any whole house carbon filter will be sufficient. Stay below 2ppm chlorine. Install a sediment catching filter (string wound or melt blown). This will likely help with differental pressure on softener between regenerations and increase overall water quality. Perform hardness test prior to purchase for proper sizing. Sizing a the softener too small for your use increasing regeneration frequency. Which will shorten the lifespan of the resin. However, the softener will still produce soft water throughout its lifespan. This is a 32000 grain softener. It has the potential to remove 32000 grains of hardness causing minerals (calcium, magnesium). My feed water is 5grains per gallon prior to my softener. If I am to utilize 90% of this resin capacity prior to a regen, I would be able to soften 5760 gallons of water before I should Regen. 10% is reserved to prevent hard water/resin exhaustion and to allow time for time/metered based regen to kick in at 2am. This leads me to probably the second most important thing to consider. The control head is programmed to regen at 1000 gallons. This is extremely conservative and likely based on a feed hardness around 25-30 gpg. The more you regen, the shorter lifespan of the resin. This could mean shorter lifespan of the softener if you do not have the resources to cost effectively replace the resin. Please, whether you have to send off a sample of your water to a lab or buy a cheap test kit, know your feed water hardness. I changed mine to 5760 gallons before a regen is triggered. I am going to regen 6 times less than programmed setpoint. Using less salt and increasing the lifespan span of my resin. Loading less salt. Buying less salt. Win win win. We have a family of four in my home. After reviewing our summer water usage, of 7.5-10 thousand gallons. You can see I am going to regen my resin 1.7 times month while supervising my softener differential pressure. At stock setpoint, I would regen 10 times at max usage. Big difference. Purchasing a test kit is best as this will allow you to monitor your feed hardness by season. Sometimes, water companies will change feed sources or change their treatment regimen or chemicals. Changing your water profile. There are many variables to consider. Onto this softener. It's a fleck style head with somewhat fleck style controls. Quality is decent for a residential unit. The digital controls are convoluted and will require frequent reference to the user manual. However, the overall set up and operation is relatively simple. Upon install, I had 0 problems. No leaks and a successful Regen. After a 10 minute flush, I had 1 ppm hardness at my faucet. Down from 85.5ppm (5 grains per gallon) before softener. Plan to provide shelter for this softener as it should not be installed exposed to sun and rain. Keep in mind that if you install it indoors, which I considered, and there is a catastrophic failure causing a leak, you will flood your home if draining for such an event isn't considered. I will update this review with relevant pros and cons after more usage. Overall, this system gets the job done. Update 10/18/23- My feed water hardness changed to 8gpg. Leading to hard water before regeneration. After adjusting my gallonage setpoint, I will be fine. Best practice is to leave it this way for the near future and reassess. We have gone through drought conditions, temperature changes and then a high amount of rain. This can have affects on the surface water source and the treatment plant operations. The only issues I have with this softener so far are: -lost totalizer (counted) gallons if I enter the menu. This needs to be fixed by the manufacturer. -lost totalizer gallons during a power outage. This will lead to hard water as the count resets. This needs to be fixed by the manufacturer. -clock isn't accurate. I had to abandon time/throughput based regeneration and move to throughpit (meter gallons) only. This needs to be fixed by the manufacturer. If you are experiencing hard water issues before regeneration occurs, check your feed water hardness, meter regen setpoint and ensure your brine tank is running empty during regeneration step brine draw. Update 12/1/2024- I have been using this softener now for well over a year. Overall, I am satisfied with the product for the price. I always have soft water and I am continuing to check my feed water hardness periodically. As long as the control head continues to function correctly, I suspect I will get many years out of this softener and it's resin. Likely well beyond five years. Yesterday's feed water test (first in several months) was 7 grains per gallon. 32000 grains/7 grains=4,571 gallons. 4,571X.90=4,113 gallons for my metered regeneration setpoint. We do not want to utilize 100% of the capacity. So 90% is the desired number. Yesterday, I had soft water directly up until regeneration. Indicating the softener is performing as intended. For this softener, I recommend meter regeneration setting (throughput) only. The time based or meter/time based is not efficient or reliable. Until I have an issue with this softener, this will be my last update.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by grandam888
Size: 48,000 Grains
Works great. Not too bad to install. I pulled out the old unit, slide this one in. It comes with a "pre-filter" thing. You'll need to have some basic plumbing skills/ experience mark the flow direction on th water pipes in and out of the old unit before you disconnect it. Take a lot of photos of the old plumbing and routing of the pipes and felx hose/pipes before disconnecting anything. All different angles and close ups of fitting, etc. Makes it easier to get your hand around it during install. Follow the directions EXACTLY. takes about 2 to 3 hours to install, program, do the initial cycle, etc. I put 120# of salt in the brine tank and filled it to the top of salt level with water using a 5 gallon bucket. I tried to do the hardness formula to set cycle interval. My math said 3500 gallons (our water is moderately to highly hard). Ran it like that and water at the faucet was hard after about 2000 gallons. I ended up just setting it to cycle every 1000 gallons. Been running now for 6 months used less than 2 40# bags of salt. 2 adults in our home. Cycles about once every 3 to 4 days at 1000 gallon usage during that time. I like the unit. Pretty easy to program and adjust. I recommend it. I'd say it's a 3 out of 5 skill level to install where a 5 would be completely plumbing a bathroom sink, shower and toilet. 1 would be replacing a sink drain trap and a 2 would be changing out an existing bathroom faucet. You'll need some plumbing skills for sure, but it's doable. I hate working with plumbing. I always seem to have little tiny leaks at my threaded connections. It's frustrating, but usually just requires tightening or taking it back apart and putting more thread tape on the threads. Anyway, you get the idea. If you've done lite plumbing work before, you'll be fine. If this is your first plumbing project, get some help from a buddy with experience are higher a plumber. If your going to higher a plumber, talk to them before you order the unit. They may have their own brand that the favor. Some plumbers can be opinionated and may have some valid advice on purchasing certain brands. My plumber, for example, doesn't like AO Smith. He said he gets calls all the time from people who have units 3 years old with problems already. He said dont buy the AO Smith from Lowes (which was what I was going to do).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Jason
Size: 48,000 Grains
I recently installed the Aquasure Harmony Series 48,000 Grains Whole House Water Softener and I could not be happier with the results. The installation process was straightforward and much easier than I expected. The instructions were clear, the connections were simple, and everything felt well built and thoughtfully designed. If you are even somewhat comfortable with basic plumbing, this is very manageable. The difference in water quality was noticeable almost immediately. The water feels softer, soap lathers better, and there is no more mineral buildup on fixtures. Showers feel better on the skin, dishes come out cleaner, and even laundry seems softer. It has genuinely improved the overall water quality throughout the house. Overall, this system delivers exactly what it promises. It is reliable, effective, and a great investment for anyone dealing with hard water. I would absolutely recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Robert Martin
Size: 48,000 Grains
First off, after the initial flush and regen, this 48K Grain whole home softener does it's job VERY WELL. Assembly was not bad considering, directions are laid out and with font that I could actually read. I would purchase this unit again, of course depending on the longevity I can get out of it... which would be destemmed hopefully way down the road. I would like to point out, everything in the 2 boxes completes your unit (even silicone grease) except a 1/2" ID poly tube; used for overflow protection in the brine tank. This is noted as optional in the directions, I believe I will purchase this tubing and install it as if the float inside the tube fails, I could have a salt slurry mess all over my laundry room floor. My two quirks or negatives are: 1. Programming is several pages long (in the instructions), it's laid out (with images) but I don't think it needs to be this complicated. Related to this problem is the display panel. It's 30 year old LCD technology, having blocked out letters or hard to intemperate lower case letters. The upper case are fine, still an old display that could meet an updated one and the Mfgrs cost would not be that significate. SEE MY IMAGE of the head, I made a "Cheat Sheet" to help me (years down the road?) when I may need to re-program, or, having to quickly click maybe the "Cancel Regen". I will try to keep the instruction manual in a poly bag taped to the wall by the tank. 2. While unit is regenerating, IT IS LOUD!. Sounds like Niagara Falls lol. I know from experience, some of this noise comes from the turbine device that counts the Gallons (or Liters) being used. I have an LED faucet that is noisy because of this, but not nearly to the extent of this unit, If your softener will go in the basement, then you may be fine. Unfortunately, out Laundry room is close to our master bedroom and the timed 2am (or I went with 4am) regen is an awakener.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by KJ Miller
Size: 48,000 Grains
Easy to hook up, works great. We had a question and the customer service at Aquasure was excellent.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 48,000 Grains
I bought this water softener to replace a deceased "schmulligan" softener. It was way less expensive than going with the big name guys. So easy to install. It really is a "plug in and play" type of unit, if you've already had one installed. The instructions are clearly written, short, and super easy to follow. I followed the directions step by step and within 24 hours, my water went from 450 ppm to less than 25 ppm. I did have a little help. My husband brought the resin tank downstairs using a dolly. It is quite awkward to carry and quite heavy too. Once it was in place and ready to rock and roll, I calculated how many gallons of water we used (average American used approximately 75 gallons a day) multiplied by how many people are in the household and used that as a baseline. AquasureUSA.com has a calculation section on their website and I just used what was recommend. Set the control valve with the proper time, how much soft water we needed and just walked away. I did purchase two 1" FIP to FIP stainless steel flex hoses and two brass male connectors to attach my whole house filter just before the softener to filter out a whole bunch of gunk prior to the intake valve. It was basically just wrapping plumbers tape around the fittings, attach said fittings to the water intake and outlet, attach the brine tank hose and discharge hose, plug in the control valve and run it. I am not a plumber. I am a 63-year-old disabled woman who is not afraid to try, so you CAN do it too. Just read the instructions completely through, get a Philips screwdriver/socket wrench (my personal choice), a Plumbers wrench, an adjustable wrench and your patience. Wrap about 7 spins of the plumbers tape (in the correct direction - clockwise) attach female hose to the male fitting, tighten connectors firmly and turn your water back on. Super easy. Time consuming, but not hard. If you can turn a wrench, you can do this. CAUTION: The valve control head, (the thing on top of the tank) is made of plastic. Be careful about cross threadding and over tightening. You certainly don't want to do that. Make sure you lube the O-rings, which will be included with this purchase. One final note: Thank you Aquasure for the whole house filter. It was truly a pleasant surprise. That too was a simple install. My water is clean, clear and soft! Very, very happy with this purchase. I would highly recommend this unit! Thanks again Aquasure!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by TimBobsBabyDoll
Size: 32,000 Grains
Problems, problems, problems. We installed this during a house expansion/remodel last year to replace an older GE model that worked fine, but was getting old. Aquasure was easy to install and the instructions are fairly clear, though the control screen display and prompts are very clunky and not intuitive - you definitely have to keep the paper manual on hand to understand how to set it up and change settings. One side note: some reviews mentioned the clock resets during a power outage - I never had that issue - it always kept time regardless of the power going out (though we never had a long, multi-day power outage, just short ones). Once we got it up and running, it worked great for about 6 months. Then we noticed that hard water would show up at the tap when there was still a few hundred gallons left on the countdown meter (the meter that starts a recharge cycle). Over time, I lowered the recharge gallon amount, but each time, hard water would show up with a few hundred gallons left. I started by setting it at 3,150 gallons (based on the calculation in the manual - using a scientific water quality sample as my data input) - which worked for 6 months. Once the hard water problem showed up, and I started reducing the meter point by a few hundred gallons at time (3150, 2700, 2250, 2000...etc.) I ended up at 1,000 gallons and then started getting hard water with 200 gallons left to go (hard after 800 gallons went through the meter). I spent hours on the phone with customer support over days and weeks. They eventually shipped me a new resin tank. I installed that, cautiously set the meter to 2,500 gallons (manual still said 3,150 would be the right amount, but I was gunshy and wanted it to work this time so I set it more conservatively). After a few cycles of working fine, sure enough, on this last cycle, I got hard water with 400 gallons left to go - had to go back to manually cycling after I catch hard water at the tap. Now I'm back to watching the meter every few days, using test strips at the tap, trying to catch the hard water before it ruins my expensive water heater and faucets. This thing is taking up mental space in my head which is not what I want from an appliance that should be reliable. Their customer support was courteous and responsive. However, they were not able to answer some of my technical questions. Like why does the meter setpoint calculation have an additional factor based on # of people in the household, instead of a simple and pure # of gallons throughput? The rep also told me at one point that the system has to cycle once per week (then why have a gallon throughput calculation? And if there is a time component, what is that based on? Do beads degrade over time regardless of usage throughput?). My old GE system cycled once every few months and I never had any problems with nor any hard water. With this system in its degraded state, I am cycling once per week - which is eating a lot of salt (more $$$). While I appreciate that customer support spent time troubleshooting with me and even shipped a replacement tank for free, this system is inferior and I have had too many problems with it. I will be replacing it shortly, tired of spending time trying to monitor and manage the hard water issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2025 by David N. Hollas
Size: 48,000 Grains
Almost 6 months review, the filter has worked great and seems to be using less salt than previous smaller filter. Just buy it and install yourself, you will not be disappointed. I will review again at 1 year. Thank you! Waited 30 days before placing this review. I was having so much trouble with dishes looking super dirty once they dried up. I also noticed the extra calcium on my sinks and bathrooms. I had a previous softner but tank cracked and tried 20x4.5 softner but was very small for the water we use. I must say I researched so many brands but due to my budget and my extensive reading of the reviews I purchased it. I am very pleased it was easy for me to install myself using SharkBite connectors. The filter requires a charcoal filter and this unit comes with one included. I already have bigger charcoal filter so kept my own. I also recommend adding extra prefilters if you’re having issues with colored water like we have. Water took a few days before it felt soft but since this unit has a bigger tank it is quite noticeable. I would buy again as we are very happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by FS Real Reviews