Omnipure OMB200-10m Carbon Block Filter 10 Micron 2.5" x20"
Omnipure OMB200-10m Carbon Block Filter 10 Micron 2.5" x20"
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Description
Omnipure's OM-Series filters contain the new OmnipureBlock media, a high quality carbon block made entirely at Omnipure's manufacturing facility. As a 20" cartridge, the OMB200XF fits most standard 20" housings. Sediment up to 10 microns, chlorine, taste and odor are reduced by the carbon block core.
- Micron Rating: 10 microns
- Dimensions: 20" X 2.87"
- Replace every 6-12 months
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.
