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TS137-25A
1-3 Bathrooms
Vessel size – cm/inch 137×25 (10×54)
Flow rate – 14-36 litres/min
Cylinder Volume – 70 litre
Capacity – 6,000,000 litres
GAC Carbon media – 20 kg
Carbon change – 2 to 3 year
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TS137-33A
3-6 Bathrooms
Vessel size – cm/inch 137×25 (10×54)
Flow rate – 14-36 litres/min
Cylinder Volume – 70 litre
Capacity – 6,000,000 litres
GAC Carbon media – 20 kg
Carbon change – 2 to 3 years
20 Micron 20″ Big Blue filter
1 Micron 20″ Big Blue outlet filter
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TS137-33DA
7+ Bathrooms
Vessel size – cm/inch – 137×25 (10×54)
Flow rate l/min – 24-60 litres/min
Cylinder Volume – 117 litre
Capacity – 7,000,000 litres
GAC Carbon media – 35 kg
Carbon change – 2 to 3 years
Whole House (POE) Water Filter Systems is installed where main line enters your house, and provides Clean Drinking and bathing water everywhere in your home. Main filtration media is NSF certified Coconut Shell Granular Activated Carbon (GAC). GAC is universally recognized and widely used as an effective adsorbent for a wide variety of organic contaminants, such as chlorine (99.9%), chemicals linked to cancer (THM’s, benzine), pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, volatile organic compounds (VOC’s), PCB’s, MTBE’s and hundreds of other chemical contaminants that may be present in water, bad taste, and odors from your drinking water. When water passes through it the impurities, bad tastes and odors will be absorbed by the media leaving only safe great tasting water.
Sediment Filters
Adding a 20 micron sediment filter to the system will extend the life of the carbon and keep the carbon bed and valves from fouling with sediments and rust.
How much carbon?
An important factor in contaminant removal is contact time. In other words the water being treated has to spend time with the carbon in order for the contaminants to be removed. Less carbon means less contact time as water flows through the carbon. This in turn means that contaminants will pass through the system and into your home.
Service Flow
Service flow of the filter is limited by the size of the tank and the nature of the medium. Some media require longer to work than others. Media are rated according to the service flow they can support by a measurement called “empty bed contact time” in filter-maker jargon. When the recommended contact time for the medium is violated by excess service flow, the filter is less effective and the life of the medium is usually shortened. It should be noted that empty bed contact time requirements are frequently violated in residential filters. For example, filter carbon in a 20″ Big Blue system has a performance limit of 1 liter per minute and a 10″ X 54″ filter has a performance limit of about 5 liters per minute, but such filters are frequently used in residential applications with much higher flow rates.
Automatic and manual backwashing (backflush)
When the filter medium is saturated with contaminants, the control valve initiates a backwash. The backwash is an operation in which water passes backward through the filter at a rapid rate. The rapid upward flow, in addition to washing away stored impurities, fluffs and resettles the medium bed, preparing it for another filtering cycle.
Systems that does not backflush are subject to decreased effectiveness in a short time. With periodic backwashes, your Whole House Water Filter will always perform at an optimum level to provide you and your family with clean, fresh tasting water.
Certification:
All Espri Water’s housings are NSF Certified (Standard 42 for material requirements)
Channeling:
As the filter operates in the service mode, it traps and holds particles in the filter bed. Also, since water’s nature is to follow the path of least resistance, after a time it begins to cut channels through the medium. As channels or holes in the media bed form, water begins to flow around rather than through the medium. This process is called “channeling,” and it can reduce the effectiveness of the filter considerably.
Regular backwashing will prevent channeling
Chlorine and Chloramine removal
Some areas like Rand Water add ammonia to the Municipal water supply. The form it takes on is monochloramine. The problem with monochloramine is that it is much harder to remove from water than chlorine.
Our double whole house chloramine system is designed to remove chlorine, chloramines, and a broad range of chemicals to create excellent bathing water, while protecting your plumbing from the ravages of chloramines.
With these two systems combined, you will enjoy excellent, safe bathing water and perfect drinking water.
Activated carbon and KDF
The combination of Activated carbon and KDF in our water filters creates a top-quality filtration system that targets heavy metals, chemicals such as chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, THM’s, drugs, odor, taste and much more. The filters are bacteriostatic and control algae and scale as well.
Filters
No filters to replace that windup in landfills and further polluting the environment
- The biggest benefit of using a filter system that covers the entire home is that clean, filtered water emerges from every water source in the house.
- Because we buy bulk from one of the world’s largest manufacturers, you can now install a premium whole house system for the same price as a good quality under sink water filter system.
- Whole house filter not just more convenient and also cheaper in the end, with there being simply no filter to exchange regularly.
- Whole house filters are simple to use and require little maintenance. Filter media are only changed after 1 to 3 years.
- You improve the water quality for the entire home you enhance the value of your property in the case you ever want to sell.
- You will obtain the best value for your money with a whole house filter.
- A whole house water filter takes the hassle out of remembering to replace multiple cartridges all over your home on a regular basis
- Whole house filters eliminate the need to install an expensive under the counter filter
- Chlorine and other chemicals are removed as soon as they enter a home’s plumbing system and are no longer released into the air.
- When chlorine and other chemicals are removed from water used for washing, these chemicals can no longer become embedded in clothing.
- The use of a whole house water filter is the last means of protection from breakdowns in municipal water treatment and sanitation systems.