Filtro de bloque de carbón Omnipure OMB200-10m 10 micras 2,5" x 20"
Filtro de bloque de carbón Omnipure OMB200-10m 10 micras 2,5" x 20"
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Descripción
Los filtros de la serie OM de Omnipure contienen el nuevo medio OmnipureBlock, un bloque de carbón de alta calidad fabricado íntegramente en las instalaciones de fabricación de Omnipure. Como cartucho de 20", el OMB200XF se adapta a la mayoría de las carcasas estándar de 20". El núcleo del bloque de carbón reduce los sedimentos de hasta 10 micras, el cloro, el sabor y el olor.
- Clasificación de micras: 10 micras
- Dimensiones: 20" X 2,87"
- Reemplace cada 6-12 meses
Q:
What does the Omnipure OMB200-10m reduce?
A:
Its activated carbon media reduces chlorine taste and odor; the 10-micron rating also targets suspended particles at the stated size.
Q:
What housings or systems accept the Omnipure OMB200-10m?
A:
The catalog lists these compatible parts or systems: OMB200-10M, X20, Omnipure OMB Series. Confirm the exact model number on your equipment before ordering Omnipure OMB200-10m. The nominal cartridge size is 2.5 by 20 inches, so confirm both diameter and length.
Q:
How is this filter different from a sediment-only cartridge?
A:
Carbon treats chlorine taste and odor while also trapping particles. A sediment-only cartridge targets dirt, rust, and silt but does not provide the same carbon treatment.
Q:
How often should the Omnipure OMB200-10m be replaced?
A:
A typical interval is 6 to 12 months, but water use, chlorine loading, sediment, and pressure drop determine actual life. Replace it sooner if flow declines or taste and odor return.
Q:
Does the Omnipure OMB200-10m need to be flushed?
A:
Yes. Flush a new carbon cartridge according to the equipment instructions until loose carbon fines are cleared, then check the housing and connections for leaks.
Q:
Can I substitute any 2.5 by 20 inches carbon filter?
A:
No. Match the part number, micron rating, carbon type, treatment claims, and required flow. Same-size cartridges can have different media, capacities, and pressure drop.
