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AXEON CBF-25-1005 Filtro de bloque de carbono de 5 micras, 200656
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El Axeon CBF-25-1005 original es un filtro de bloque de carbón activado a base de coco diseñado para adaptarse a la mayoría de las carcasas estándar de 10 pulgadas por 2.5 pulgadas. Con una clasificación de 5 micras, este filtro reduce eficazmente el cloro, los sedimentos, los compuestos orgánicos solubles (SOC) y los compuestos orgánicos volátiles (COV), al tiempo que mejora el sabor y el olor del agua.
El CBF-25-1005 se utiliza en los siguientes sistemas de ósmosis inversa comerciales ligeros:
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Q:
What does the AXEON CBF-25-1005 filter reduce?
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This coconut-shell carbon block cartridge reduces chlorine taste and odor while capturing sediment down to a nominal 5 microns. It is commonly used as a prefilter or polishing filter in residential and light-commercial systems.
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What size housing accepts AXEON part 200656?
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The CBF-25-1005 is a standard 2.5-by-10-inch class cartridge, with an actual length near 9.75 inches. It fits many standard 10-inch housings and is an approved replacement for AXEON L1-200 and L1-300 applications.
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Is this filter suitable before an RO membrane?
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Yes. When the system design calls for a 5-micron carbon block, it helps reduce chlorine that can affect many thin-film composite RO membranes while also intercepting fine sediment.
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How often should the CBF-25-1005 be replaced?
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A typical interval is 6 to 12 months, but replace sooner if pressure drop increases or chlorine taste and odor return. Water quality and daily volume determine actual service life.
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Does the AXEON 200656 remove dissolved minerals or TDS?
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No. Activated carbon targets chlorine, taste, odor and certain organic compounds; it does not function as an RO membrane or water softener and will not substantially reduce dissolved mineral content.
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What should I do after installing a new carbon block?
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Confirm the gasket ends are seated flat, restore water slowly, check the housing for leaks and flush the cartridge according to the system instructions. Initial carbon fines or trapped air should be discharged before normal use.