360 All-in-One Smart Hybrid Filter & Softener
SKU 360-AIO-10
Specs at a glance
Why homeowners choose this system
Soft, Filtered Water
Removes hardness minerals and reduces chlorine for soft, filtered water at every tap.
Two Media, One Tank
Catalytic carbon and softening resin stack in one tank to filter and soften together.
Bluetooth 360 App
Monitor water usage, adjust hardness, and start a regeneration from your phone.
Smart Metered Valve
The valve regenerates only when needed, based on your actual water use.
Efficient Operation
Meters regeneration to your use, so it draws less salt, water, and power over time.
10-Year Warranty
Tanks and resin, plus the valve and electronics, are each backed by a 10-year warranty.
Overview
About this system
One tank. Two jobs. The 360 All-in-One Smart Hybrid Filter & Softener stacks two media beds in a single professional-grade tank, so instead of a separate carbon filter and softener you get soft, filtered, chlorine-reduced water at every tap with a smaller footprint and less to maintain. Engineered for city water and controlled from your phone.
Inside the Tank
Two media beds are stacked so city water is treated in the right order:
- Top half, catalytic carbon (black media). A coconut-shell catalytic carbon blend that reduces chlorine, chloramine, chemicals, pesticides, VOCs, tastes, and odors. City water enters here first, which also protects the resin below, since chlorine breaks down softening resin over time.
- Bottom half, softening resin (golden-brown media). Long-life 10% crosslinked resin that removes hardness minerals through ion exchange. Softened, filtered water then exits to the home.
One Tank Instead of Many
A premium two-tank setup needs a carbon tank, a softener tank, multiple valves, more floor space, and more maintenance points. This system replaces all of that with one tank, one valve, and one brine tank.
| Traditional two-tank setup | 360 All-in-One Smart Hybrid | |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment tanks | Carbon tank plus softener tank | One tank (carbon plus resin) |
| Valves | Multiple | One 1 inch smart metered valve |
| Floor space | More | Less |
| Maintenance points | More | Fewer |
| Control | Varies | Bluetooth, 360 app |
How It Works
- Water flows top to bottom. City water enters the catalytic carbon bed, then passes through the softening resin bed below before exiting to the home.
- The smart valve regenerates only when needed. The 1 inch electronic metered valve tracks actual water use and regenerates on demand, saving salt and cutting wastewater.
- Professionally installed. Our local team installs the system, loads the media, and pairs the Bluetooth app with you before we leave. Installation is quoted after your water analysis.
Engineering Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Flow Rates | 10, 15, 20 GPM |
| Capacity | Up to 70,000 grains (20 GPM model) |
| Media | Catalytic carbon plus 10% crosslinked resin |
| Tank | High-flow tank with distributor tube |
| Control Valve | 1 inch electronic metered smart valve |
| Brine Tank | 15 in x 17 in x 36 in, holds 275 lbs of salt |
| Regeneration | Metered, on demand |
| Efficiency | Up to 75% less salt, up to 40% less wastewater |
| Power | 12V, under two dollars per year |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, 360 app |
| Warranty | 10-year limited on tank & housing, parts only |
10-Year Limited Warranty
The tank and housing are covered by a 10-year limited warranty, parts only, against defects in material and workmanship under normal residential use. Coverage is administered directly by 360 Water Systems.
Sizing
Which flow rate is right for you?
Flow rate (GPM, gallons per minute) sets two things at once: the peak water demand this all-in-one system can supply without a pressure drop, and its softening grain capacity between regenerations. Match it to your home's size and busiest moments.
- 10 GPM, about 35,000 grain capacity. Sized for smaller homes with 1 to 2 bathrooms and roughly 1 to 3 people. Comfortably runs a shower and a sink at the same time.
- 15 GPM, about 53,000 grain capacity. Our most popular size, for 3 to 4 bathrooms and about 3 to 5 people. Handles two showers plus another fixture running together.
- 20 GPM, about 70,000 grain capacity. For larger homes with 4 or more bathrooms and 5 or more people, or heavy simultaneous use. Holds full pressure even with several showers and appliances running at once.
Not sure? A shower uses about 2.5 GPM and a kitchen faucet about 2.2 GPM, so count the fixtures that might run at once. When between sizes, size up: a larger system regenerates less often and lasts longer. A quick hardness test and your number of bathrooms is all we need to size it right.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does it include a bypass valve?
Yes. The system includes a built-in bypass valve for easy service and maintenance.
How much media does it ship with, and what if I received extra?
The 250 configuration ships with 0.5 cubic feet of each carbon type, for 1 cubic foot total. If you received a full cubic foot of each, measure out 0.5 cubic feet of each, mix them, and load 1 cubic foot total into the tank. Store the extra carbon for a future media change.
How much wastewater does a regeneration produce, and can my floor drain or sump handle it?
Use the Drain and Regeneration chart on this page. Add the three cycle volumes: backwash minutes times backwash GPM, brine draw minutes times brine draw GPM, and fast rinse minutes times fast rinse GPM. That total is the gallons discharged per regeneration. For sizing a sump or floor drain, the peak GPM in the chart is the number that matters, since that is the highest flow during backwash or fast rinse.
Can it be installed outdoors?
Yes, as long as it is protected from sun, rain, and freezing temperatures. We do not offer a dedicated valve cover, but a small utility shed or enclosure works well.
When does the carbon need to be replaced, and how hard is it?
Plan on a carbon change every 3 to 5 years, depending on usage. It is hard to state exact carbon life in gallons because chlorine levels vary from home to home, so we use that time window as a practical guide. Most homeowners, or a local handyman, can handle the change, and our tech support team can walk you through the steps.
With the tank split into two beds, is the resin still effective? Is there a tradeoff?
There is a small tradeoff: the resin bed is smaller than a dedicated full-resin softener. For most homes the hybrid design is still highly effective, especially where space, simplicity, and chlorine removal matter. For very high usage or challenging water, separate units can offer more total capacity, and our team will help you decide based on your water and household size.
Is it okay for well water?
The system is engineered for municipal water. For a well, our team will confirm the right GPM model and any pre-treatment you may need first. As a reference point, a hardness of 189.5 mg/L converts to about 11 grains per gallon, which is within the operating range.
Not sure this is the right system?
Not sure which system fits? A quick water test shows what is in your water, and we will match the right 360 setup to your home.
Shop Water TestsBluetooth Control & Monitoring From Your Phone
Your softener is built to run on its own. When you want to check in, open the app on your phone and connect to the system over Bluetooth for a clear view of how it is performing, how much water your home is using, and roughly how much salt is left in the tank. The settings you may actually want are right there, and nothing else asks for your attention.
Current Flow
2.4
GPM
Soft Water Left
399
Gallons
Used Today
142
Gallons
Peak Flow Today
6.1
GPM
Water Usage, Gallons Per Day
Your whole system, on one screen
Connect from anywhere in the house and see exactly how your softener is working. No installer visit, no control panel, no guesswork.
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See it at a glance
Current water flow, soft water remaining, and today's usage together in one view.
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Never wonder how much salt is left
Optional salt tracking keeps an approximate level for you and can alert you when it runs low.
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Set up once, then relax
Your installer programs the system at setup. The app is there for the few things you may ever want to change.
What you can do from your phone
Monitor your softener
See current water flow, soft water remaining, and system status in one clear dashboard.
Track your salt
Optional salt tracking shows about how much is left in the brine tank, with a low salt alert when supported.
View water usage
Daily gallons, peak flow, and usage history show how your household actually uses water.
Easy regeneration control
Start a regeneration yourself, or let the system handle it automatically based on your water use.
Adjust basic settings
Sync the time, set your water hardness, and choose a regeneration time that suits your household.
System history
Total gallons treated, cycle history, and performance records stay available whenever you want them.
How it works
01
Connect
Open the app while you are near the system and select it from the list.
02
Monitor
Check your dashboard for water flow, remaining capacity, daily usage, and salt level.
03
Manage
Adjust a basic setting or start a regeneration on the rare occasion you need to.
Simple to use. Easy to monitor.
Your softener is designed to operate automatically. The app simply gives you a convenient way to view your system and reach the basic controls from your phone. There is nothing to watch day to day and nothing to adjust once your system is set up.
Advanced settings are configured at installation for your specific system and are best left at their recommended values.
Your installer or water professional can keep their service details in the app, so you always know who to contact if you need assistance.
App features require a Bluetooth enabled system and a phone within Bluetooth range of the softener. Salt level tracking is an optional convenience feature and does not affect how the softener operates. Screen shown is an illustration.