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Omnipure K5605-JJ Inline Sediment Filter 5 Micron 2.5" x 12"
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The K5605-JJ inline sediment filter is a member of Omnipure's K series filters that easily install directly to your water line and are designed to reduce weeping or seepage potential. The K5605 produces cleaner water by reducing sediment particles as small as 5 microns. Comes with 1/4" quick connect fitting for 1/4 tubing .
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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"The first filter had a leak in the connector. When I called the support number, they were great and got me a new filter quickly."
"Makes water pure."
"It works good and is easy to install"
"Great Customer Support. Got me the Filter I needed for a Great Price. Thank You"
"Prefect good. Thanks"
"Ordered two filters for our company water fountain and the product was delivered by the end of the week."
Q:
What does the Omnipure K5605-JJ reduce?
A:
It is a 5-micron inline sediment filter for dirt, sand, and other suspended particles. It does not contain carbon.
Q:
What connection comes on the K5605-JJ?
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It has 1/4-inch quick-connect fittings for 1/4-inch outside-diameter tubing.
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What are the filter dimensions?
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The body is approximately 2.5 inches by 12 inches. Allow additional room for tubing and cartridge replacement.
Q:
What service flow does Omnipure list?
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The performance sheet lists 0.75 GPM. Actual flow depends on feed pressure, water temperature, tubing, and sediment loading.
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Does the K5605-JJ require flushing?
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Yes. Follow the flow arrow, flush about five gallons, and inspect both quick-connect ends for leaks.
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When should the K5605-JJ be replaced?
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Capacity depends on incoming sediment. Replace it when flow becomes too slow or at the interval specified by the equipment manufacturer.