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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
Granular Activated Carbon filter system with a Fleck 2510SXT digital control valve for treatment of chlorine, chloramines, taste, odor, hydrogen sulfide, and certain organic chemicals. This system includes a 1" stainless steel by-pass, 1 cu. ft. of granular activated carbon, one sleeve of gravel, and a funnel and cap. Granular activated carbon adsorbs dissolved chemicals as water passes through the media, and replacement intervals depend on contaminant levels and water use.
It includes a Fleck 2510SXT digital control valve, 1" stainless steel by-pass, 1 cu. ft. of granular activated carbon, one sleeve of gravel, and a funnel and cap.
What can this system help remove?
It helps remove taste, odor, hydrogen sulfide, chlorine, chloramines, and certain organic chemicals.
How does granular activated carbon work?
It adsorbs certain dissolved chemicals as water passes through the carbon media.
Does this system require pumps or chemical addition?
No. The product information states a simple equipment design with no pumps or addition of chemicals required.
What does the Fleck 2510SXT valve do?
It manages water flow and regeneration cycles for the filtration system.
How often should the carbon be changed?
Change-out frequency depends on contaminant levels and water use.
Why is water testing important before sizing a system?
The product information states that contaminant type, concentration, and average water use should be known to determine the correct system size and components.
Does this system need maintenance?
Yes. Proper installation and periodic maintenance are required, and the carbon media will eventually need to be changed.
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