Heavy-Duty Chlorine Removal
Low-Cost • High-Flow
Clean chlorine-free water at every tap in the house.
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• No need to change short-lived filter cartridges
• No problems with pressure drop from clogged filters
• Very low maintenance - carbon media typically lasts for 3 - 5 years
• Carbon filter media very easy to change at a cost of $100 - $200
• Save hundreds of dollars over expensive filter cartridges
Frequently Asked Questions |
Sizing Help:
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Models: |
# of Bathrooms
in your home:
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Max. Gallons
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Price Ranges
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1 to 2 |
15 GPM |
$469 to $489 |
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1 to 3 |
24 GPM |
$469 to $669 |
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1 to 5 |
35 GPM |
$519 to $719 |
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1 to 5 |
35 GPM |
$869 to $1169 |
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Large Capacity: Won't restrict pressure or flow unlike cartridge-type activated carbon filters. .
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Fully Automatic: Sediment and particles are automatically flushed from system, and filter media cleaned! No monthly maintenance.
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Large Media Bed Means Long Life: Huge capacity and special high-grade activated carbon means the media lasts from 1 to 4 years depending on usage. Media is easily changed.
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Economical Operation: Less expensive to operate than carbon cartridges.
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10 year warranty on filter tanks, ( 5 year warranty on stainless steel tanks); 5 year warranty on control valves. Uses Fleck control valves - the industry standard for many years of trouble-free operation!
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Additional information: Above items are 115v models. Also available in 24v, and 220v/50hz. For use on disinfected water only. Installation not included in above pricing. Plus sales taxes where applicable. Flow rates shown above are peak flow rates, based on a pressure drop of 25 psi at the peak flow rate. Actual flow rates will vary based on water temperature and pressure. Flow rate recommendations and installation data is provided as a help in sizing; actual applications and installation could vary, no warranty or guarantees are expressed or implied regarding this information. All 3/4" and 1" units come with heavy-duty bypass valve. For other units, a bypass should be installed using ball or gate valves. Always follow all local plumbing and electrical codes when installing, including installing an air-gap on the drain line connection. For more information see the installation manual. Note: Not NSF or California Certified - No Contaminant removal rates are expressed or implied! For aesthetic improvement of your water only.
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