Chlorine Town Large Twin Whole of House Water Filter System With Reusable Filters.

$506.25$580.25

Description

Ideal for sediment, chlorine and chemical removal with reusable filters for town water

Whole of House Water filter system with reusable filters, ideal for sediment, chlorine and chemical removal. Has re-usable filters, which makes maintenance much cheaper compared to traditional systems.

High-flow point of entry system that provides filtered water for your entire home or place of business. Ideal for for use on town / council or good quality water supplies that have been treated with chlorine.

Twin Whole House Filter System For Chlorinated Water

This system is a Twin Big Blue filter housings with 1″ Bsp threaded inlet & outlet ports that take standard 20″ x 4.5″ filters, mounted on a Stainless Steel bracket with a plastic housing spanner for undoing the filter sumps.

Stage 1: Washable Pleated Sediment Filter (5 Micron)

The first stage of the system is a 2045PW5  5 micron washable pleated sediment filter which will reduce sediment, rust, algae, sand, silt, fine metal particles etc.

These filters can be taken out and hosed clean and reused, depending on your water quality approximately 3 to 6 times.

Stage 2: Refillable Activated Carbon Filter (5 Micron)

The second stage is a refillable filter cartridge which can be filled with either GAC coconut carbon or ORC Catalytic coconut carbon. 

The filter has sediment filter pads inside for under and on top of the carbon. (Simply unscrew the lid of the carbon cartridge to refill, can be reused a number of times before replacing the empty cartridge)

GAC Coconut Carbon

The GAC coconut carbon will reduce Chemicals, Chlorine, Organic Compounds, Trihalomethanes, Fallout from over spray, Bad Taste and Odours greatly improving your water quality.

ORC Carbon (Catalytic Carbon)

ORC carbon is an enhanced Catalytic carbon which is surface modified give it a higher capacity to remove Chlorine and better Chloramine reduction than standard activated carbon.

Package comes with a filter cartridge filled with carbon and takes 2kg of carbon to refill.

To replace the carbon simply remove the cartridge, unscrew the bottom end cap off and empty out old carbon, wash the cartridge and sediment pads out then refill with new carbon, replace end cap install and flush lines to remove any carbon fines until clear.

As a guide, you should usually change your carbon every 6 months but this can vary with water quality and usage.

Depending on water quality and water usage filters may need to be replaced as required.

Rated at 550Kpa maximum pressure. For protection from high pressures it is recommended to have a pressure limiting valve on your system. We can supply a Pressure Limiting Valve.

The PLV valve will help protect all appliances in the house like dishwashers, washing machines and fridges from excessive water pressure. Available in the product Options.

For a small investment you will be surprised at the difference these filters will make to your water quality.

If you need help or not sure which option is best for you just contact us for advise.

Material safety data sheet Safety Data Sheet Activated Carbon (Non-DG) (1) 

Note product images may vary slightly to ones illustrated

Chlorine Town Large Twin Whole of House Water Filter System Features

  • Easy to install
    The big blue housings have 1″ BSP inlet/outlets (1.5″ also available) which can easily be connected to a variety of fittings.
  • Delivers pure filtered water to your entire home
    Whole house systems provide clean filtered water to every outlet and water consuming appliances. This can prolong the lifespan of your hot water system, dishwasher, refrigerator, and other appliances.
  • Cost-saving reusable filters
    Having a pleated washable and refillable carbon filter dramatically reduces your ongoing maintenance costs.
  • Removes a wide range of contaminants
    The Chlorine Twin Whole House Filter System reduces sediment, sand, silt, dirt, chlorine, chlorine by-products, PFAs, volatile organic compounds, pesticides
  • High flow rates
    This unit supports flow rates up to 60 litres per minute (maximum contaminant removal rates achieved below 20 litres per minute).
  • Dual stage for thorough filtration and longer cartridge life
    Having separate sediment and carbon filtration means you will enjoy improved contaminant removal and longer lifespan
  • Taste & odour reduction
    Water produced by the Twin Whole House Chlorine Reduction system smells and tastes incredible. This makes your water much more palatable.
  • No moving parts and no power required 
    Does not involve any complicated parts which may break.

Chlorine Town Large Twin Whole of House Water Filter System Specifications

  • Dimensions: 385mm wide x 200mm deep x 700mm high (allow an extra 50mm under the system for changing the filters)
  • Maximum pressure: 550Kpa
  • Materials: Food grade, UV resistant polypropylene housings with a stainless steel bracket 
  • Temperature range: 0.5°C – 37.8°C
  • AS/NZS 3497:1998 Amdt 1 2001 Drinking Water Treatment Units Plumbing Requirements
  • WaterMark Certificate 23124, IT002715

If you suspect that your water pressure may exceed 80 PSI at any time a 500 kPa (70 PSI) pressure limiting valve must be installed.

3/4″ BSP female 500 kPa pressure limiting vales are available in the options.

Replacement filter and carbon kits available bellow.

Installation Tips

For New Installation:

  • Do not install in direct sunlight
  • Mount the system a minimum of 100mm off the ground to allow the removal of filters.
  • Check flow direction which is marked on top of the system.
  • If on Mains Water supply it is recommended to have a PLV (pressure limiting valve) fitted before the system.
  • If you are using a pressure pump to supply the water, a PLV may still be required.
  • After installing make sure to flush the new filters for 5 – 10 litres by opening the first tap after the filter system or use the Sump Flushing method. See flushing instructions below.

Flushing new filters – Twin System Sump Flushing Method

  1. Turn off water supply.
  2. Release pressure from system by either depressing Pressure Relief Button on head (if installed), or opening 1st tap after system.
  3. Undo both filter sumps, remove and discard old filters then clean inside of sumps and lubricate o-rings.
  4. Place new Carbon Filter into sump and install into the Sediment First Stage of your twin filter housing, leaving the second stage empty and without the sump attached.
  5. Place a bucket (minimum 4L capacity) underneath second stage to catch flushed waste water.
  6. Slowly turn on water supply and flush until bucket fills and water runs clear of fines – repeat if necessary.
  7. Turn off water supply again.
  8. Undo freshly flushed carbon filter and insert new sediment filter into first stage and re-insert carbon filter into second stage.
  9. Hand tighten sumps only – do not use Sump Spanner to tighten, use for undoing only.
  10. Slowly turn on water supply again – you may still have some air bubbles, this should disperse within a few hours or days.
  11. Check system for leaks around sump seals and fittings.

You have finished flushing the new filters in your system!

Cleaning and opening the filter system

  1. Turn off the water supply to the system, release the water pressure in the pipes by opening the first tap after the filters and leave it turned on.
  2. Use the housing spanner to undo the sumps, turning from right to left.
  3. Remove the dirty filters and using a bottle brush, clean housing sumps and head, then rinse with clean water.
  4. Using a clean cloth or paper towel, wipe around the o-ring seal and where it seats. Before replacing the o-ring, use a small amount of food grade silicone grease to keep the o-ring supple and to help it seal (vegetable or cooking oil will do the same job – do not use petroleum based lubricants).
  5. Only hand tighten the housing sumps – do not use the spanner – then wipe dry with a clean cloth.

Replacement Filters:

Stage I 2045PW5 Pleated Washable 5 micron Sediment Filter

2045PW5 Sediment Filter

Stage II 2045ORC Refillable ORC Media Canister Filter

The canister in stage II (carbon filter) of this system can be reused and refilled. Here are links to pre-filled filters and media.

Complete Cartridge:
2045GAC (Standard)
2045ORC (Catalytic Carbon)

Optional Media Refill:
2kg GAC Carbon (Standard)
2kg-ORC-Catalytic Carbon (Catalytic Carbon)

Stage layers from base to top:
• Bottom separator pad
• 2kg Granular Activated Carbon media or Catalytic Carbon (ORC)
• Top separator pad

Wash sediment filter with hose every 2 – 3 months or whenever flow is restricted.
Replace the carbon at 6 – 12 months as required

Frequently Asked Questions

How Are ORC and GAC Carbon Different?

Both Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) and Odour Reducing Carbon (ORC Catalytic Carbon) are loose granular carbons. They are both made from crushed coconut shells.

The main difference is that ORC carbon has received additional processing to have more pores on its surface. The addition pores give it:

  • Addition chemical storage capacity
  • Faster removal rates
  • The ability to break down more complex chemicals, like Chloramines (Ammonia + Chlorine)
  • The ability to reduce sulphur dioxide odour more efficiently (which is why it is called “Odour Reducing Carbon”)

We usually recommend ORC carbon whenever sulphur dioxide odour is present or the local water authority is using chloramination. It’s also a better option for when someone in the household has a chemical sensitivity as it offers slightly improved chemical removal rates.  

Is ORC more expensive than GAC?

Yes it is.

ORC usually costs about 35 to 40% more than GAC carbon. However, given the fact carbon is quite cheap and lasts for several months in a residential installation, it’s an insignificant difference.

 

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