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This NSF 42 Certified filtration system is designed for

• supply pressures up to commercial ring main pressures of 125 psiG
• water usage volume equivalent to that of a apartment
• removing Chlorine from treated drinking water supplies
• example: food & beverage production

Certification

• NSF 42: Chlorine Reduction; 200,000 litres @ 23 Lpm

Filtration

• 4 x 10" Jumbo filter cartridges
• Cartridges: 1m Melt Blown then 3 x 5m KX Carbon
• All filter heads fitted with glycerine filled gauges to indicate 'plugging'
• Performance: 1st sumps 1 micron meltblown protects the following Carbon cartridges granules from becoming coated with suspended solids (silt / mud). 2nd sumps carbon then removes a significant amount of the chlorine, with 3rd & 4th sumps carbon cartridges removing the 'remainder' of chlorine. Residual Chlorine at 200,000 liters still an amazingly low 0.5 mg/L, a reduction from the test loading of 2.0 mg/L. The NSF Pass concentration must be 1.0 mg/L or lower.

Hang on its 2 x SS brackets, connect the inlet /outlet

Major features include:

Components

• ALL stainless steel Jumbo 10" Filter heads & housings NSF Tested to 300 psiG for structural integrity
• ALL stainless steel mounting frame
• Flow Control Valve set to 23 Lpm
• SS 0.5" Unions & tube fittings to maintain this full flow
• 0.5" inlet / outlet 
• 10" SS filter housings
• All joins sealed with Orings or rubber gaskets (thread tape/sealants not used) no more pesky leaks  ;
• Pressure gauges on each filter head (Oring sealed for ease of replacement if required)

System Cover Option

• Available as an option: Weatherproof ACM (alloy composite material) security cover

Shipping & Installation

• System Shipping Carton: 770 x 610 x 220 (0.1 m3); 30kg
• System Dimensions: 640 wide x 550 high x 170 deep
• Typical Installation • Wall mounted with at least 100 mm ground clearance to allow for removal of sumps / cartridges
• Run inlet and outlet pipes horizontally under the system then up to the 0.5" ball valves.

Maintenance

• Replace filter cartridges annually - this reduces the risk of bacteria build up in the cartridges which could flow through to consumption, if there is no UV protection after this systems filtration