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Helps to Remove Taste, Odor, Hydrogen Sulfide, Chlorine and Chloramines
Features and Benefits •Combines a fine pore structure and high catalytic activity for enhanced adsorption •Not impregnated •High hardness •Simple equipment design (no pumps or addition of chemicals required) •No safety concerns with exotherms or toxicity as with impregnated carbons •Wide applicability; can eliminate chemical addition
This granular activated carbon filter system features a Fleck 2510 12-day control valve and is designed to help reduce chlorine, chloramines, hydrogen sulfide, and other chemicals that can cause objectionable tastes and odors in water. Granular activated carbon is a proven option for adsorbing certain dissolved chemicals as water passes through the media.
The system includes a 1 inch stainless steel by-pass, granular activated carbon, one sleeve of gravel, and a funnel and cap. It offers a simple equipment design with no pumps or added chemicals required. Proper sizing depends on contaminant type, concentration, and average water use, and periodic carbon replacement is required over time.
It helps reduce chlorine, chloramines, hydrogen sulfide, and other chemicals that can cause objectionable tastes and odors.
What control valve does this system use?
It features a Fleck 2510 12-day control valve.
What components are included?
The product information lists a 1 inch stainless steel by-pass, granular activated carbon, one sleeve of gravel, and a funnel and cap.
Does this system require pumps or added chemicals?
No. The product information states a simple equipment design with no pumps or addition of chemicals required.
How does granular activated carbon treat water?
It adsorbs certain dissolved chemicals as water passes through the carbon media.
How is the correct system size determined?
The product information states that contaminant type, concentration, and average water use should be known to determine the correct size and components.
How often should the carbon be replaced?
Carbon replacement depends on contaminant levels and water use. Higher levels or heavier use may require more frequent change-outs.
Are there configuration choices for this product?
Yes. This is a configurable product with size and carbon upgrade options.
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