So Far, So Good!
"Hard to evaluate how well this filter is working but, so far, water quality and oxidizer performance is still good. I'll know more when I change out the bulb and sleeve in April/May."
Suez Purtrex 93113 Filtro de sedimentos 1 micra 2,5" x 10"
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El filtro de sedimentos Suez Purtrex 93113 reduce las partículas de suciedad de hasta 1 micra en el agua sin el uso de agentes humectantes, disolventes, agentes antiestáticos ni aglutinantes. Se utiliza comúnmente como prefiltro en sistemas de RO de múltiples etapas y se adapta a carcasas estándar de 10".
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["service","filters"].
"Hard to evaluate how well this filter is working but, so far, water quality and oxidizer performance is still good. I'll know more when I change out the bulb and sleeve in April/May."
"Thank you, my filters work fine"
"They work fine, I switch mine out every months. Thank you"
"Great filter, amazing customer service. Tim walked us through everything we need!"
"Good quality filter for "big blue" type sediment filter housings."
"I submitted a review previously! Haven't tried the filter yet but it looks good. Service from esp was excellent."
"Perfect"
Q:
What does the Veolia Purtrex 93113 reduce?
A:
It captures sand, rust, dirt, silt, and other suspended particles down to its nominal 1-micron rating. It does not reduce dissolved minerals or provide carbon treatment.
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Which housings or systems use the Veolia Purtrex 93113?
A:
The catalog does not provide an approved model list for Veolia Purtrex 93113. Match the exact part number, dimensions, connection style, and equipment generation before ordering. Its nominal size is 2.5-by-10-inch.
Q:
What is this sediment filter made from?
A:
The filter uses thermally bonded polypropylene microfiber media designed for particle filtration. Match the exact part number and construction when replacing it.
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How often should it be replaced?
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A common interval is 6 to 12 months, but sediment load, water use, and pressure drop determine actual life. Replace it sooner if flow declines.
Q:
Can I substitute another 2.5-by-10-inch filter?
A:
Not automatically. Match the micron rating, media type, dimensions, flow requirement, and approved system fit; same-size filters can perform differently.
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What should I check after replacement?
A:
Seat the cartridge and housing O-ring correctly, restore water slowly, check for leaks, and flush according to the equipment instructions.