Carbon water filter cartridge F.SY.11.5.0.0.WE.PIT

Effective filtration based on natural material

The carbon cartridge for water purification utilizes highly active, granular carbon derived from coconut shells, providing a natural and eco-friendly treatment method. This material is characterized by a high adsorption surface area, effectively removing chlorine and its compounds as well as various organic contaminants. The filtration process significantly improves the organoleptic properties of the water - eliminating the unpleasant smell of chlorine, neutralizing metallic taste, and removing yellowish discoloration resulting from the presence of chloramines.

The natural origin of the filter material guarantees safety of use and the absence of additional chemical substances entering the filtered water. Activated carbon derived from coconut shells is a renewable material, making this solution environmentally friendly.

Operating parameters and installation recommendations

The filter operates effectively at temperatures from 2°C to 30°C, achieving a maximum capacity of up to 30 liters per minute, though actual capacity depends on the pressure in the water supply network. The device has a standard height of 248 mm (9¾ inches), allowing for installation in most flow systems available on the market.

The recommended system configuration involves preceding the carbon filtration with mechanical filtration using a Dafi polypropylene material - such a solution significantly extends the lifespan of the carbon cartridge by removing larger solid particles before they come into contact with the delicate adsorption material. A two-stage system ensures optimal protection against both mechanical and chemical contaminants.

Replacement and quality guarantee

The product is covered by a 24-month manufacturer's warranty, however, the actual service life is a maximum of six months - this period may be shorter with highly chlorinated water or high concentrations of other organic contaminants. Replacement becomes necessary when there is a drop in flow capacity or a deterioration in the organoleptic parameters of the filtered water.

Regular replacement guarantees the maintenance of the adsorption process effectiveness and prevents any potential "breakthrough" of previously accumulated contaminants through the saturated filter material. The filter status monitoring system allows for the optimization of operating costs while maintaining high quality of the treated water throughout the entire service life of the cartridge.