The unique composition of Sentinel X800 Fast Acting Cleaner provides a powerful penetrating cleaning action. It will restore more even heat distribution to a property, keeping occupants warmer and bills lower. The rapid, heavy-duty clean that Sentinel Fast Acting Cleaner provides is ideal when commercial heating systems require immediate, unscheduled maintenance.

When using concentrate gel, add directly to the heating system either via a radiator air bleed valve, or via the fill loop using the appropriate adaptor and a suitable caulk gun.Sealed Systems: If the system is empty, add to any convenient point before filling. If full, use a Sentinel Dosing Vessel to inject via the filling loop or other access point. Sentinel X100 Inhibitor should be dosed at 1% of system volume; ie. 1 litre per 100 litres of system water. For optimum results, systems should be cleaned and thoroughly flushed in accordance with standard cleaning and commissioning protocols such as BSRIA Guide “Pre-Commission Cleaning of Pipework Systems” or similar Water Treatment Guidelines from industry organisations such as the Industrial & Commercial Energy Association (ICOM).

litre, 1 300mlaerosol 400ml aerosol, or 1 275ml tube of Sentinel X100 Inhibitor is sufficient to treat a typicaldomestic system of up to 10 radiators. Larger systems should be dosed with twice this amount. Best practice, derived from documentation provided by industry organisations such as BSRIA or the Industrial & Commercial Energy Association (ICOM), is that an older commercial heating system should be thoroughly cleaned and flushed out before the installation of a new boiler. Sealed Systems:If the system is empty, add to any convenient point before filling. If full, usea Sentinel Dosing Vessel to inject via the filling loop or other accesspoint.Sentinel X800 Fast Acting Cleaner should be used as a 1% solution in mains water to remove typical levels of deposits of iron oxide and calcium carbonate. Where systems are badly fouled, a higher concentration (up to 10%) is recommended. Ideally, on the return pipe leading to a boiler. This is to stop debris entering the boiler and damaging it. For large or heavily fouled commercial systems, the cleaning period may have to be extended and the cleaning temperature elevated.