Description

These Chloramine Carbon Block Filters are manufactured to the highest standards, without chemical additives or binders. This ensures they are suitable for even the most critical processes, delivering exceptional flow rates and capacity with minimal pressure drop. Where a standard carbon block does not suffice in terms of capacity in any process application, a catalytic carbon filter can also be considered due to its favourably higher chlorine reduction capacity.

Chloramine is both undesirable in drinking water and problematic in several applications including aquatics, brewing, renal dialysis, hydroponics, pharmaceuticals and photography development. Chloramine is a combination of chlorine and ammonia, which is increasingly used by municipalities to disinfect drinking water. It is a longer lasting and more chemically stable disinfectant than chlorine, which is what makes it difficult to remove using a standard carbon filter or by boiling. Only catalytic carbon can break down the chlorine and ammonia bond and remove these chemicals from your water. Thanks to the catalytic properties of the carbon used to make these filters, they are also far more effective at removing hydrogen sulphide from water than traditional carbon blocks.

How Often Do I Need To Change These Chloramine Carbon Block Filters?
In domestic settings, these filters should be changed once every 12 months for properties with 1-2 occupants, or every 6 months for properties with 3+ occupants. For commercial applications, please refer to the specification tab for further data on cartridge lifespan.

Key Product Information

• Moulded end caps with integrated gaskets for a positive seal with the filter housing
• Sintered catalytic carbon block with no adhesives or binders
• Suitable for flow rates up to 906 litres per hour
• High flow rates with minimal pressure drop

Compatible Products

• Filter Housings

Need help with our Chloramine Carbon Block Filters? Give us a call on 01622 933 853