Omnipure L5526 or MC2190 Carbon Block Filter 1 Micron 2.5" x 10"
Omnipure L5526 or MC2190 Carbon Block Filter 1 Micron 2.5" x 10"
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Description
The Omnipure L5526 / MC2190 Carbon Block Filter combines reliable American-made craftsmanship with advanced catalytic carbon filtration technology for superior water quality performance. Engineered to reduce chloramines, chlorine, taste, and odor down to 1 micron, this NSF 42 certified replacement filter is ideal for compatible water filtration systems, including Outset Medical Tablo dialysis machines. Its easy twist-on installation and dependable long-lasting performance make routine filter replacement quick, convenient, and effective for maintaining cleaner, fresher-tasting water.
- Micron Rating: 1 micron
- Dimensions: 12.375" X 2.875"
- Replace every 6-12 months
- Outset Medical Tablo part number MC2190
Q:
What does the L5526 or MC2190 filter reduce?
A:
Its catalytic carbon block is designed to reduce chloramine, chlorine taste and odor, and fine particles. It is often selected where standard activated carbon is not sufficient for chloramine treatment.
Q:
Are L5526 and MC2190 references for the same replacement application?
A:
ESP lists L5526 and MC2190 together for this replacement. Match the device part number and twist-on head before ordering, especially for equipment-managed applications.
Q:
Does this cartridge fit a standard drop-in housing?
A:
No. Although the media body is approximately 2.5 by 10 inches, the L-Series cartridge uses a twist-on connection to a compatible permanent head rather than simply dropping into a sump.
Q:
Which applications does the catalog list for L5526 or MC2190?
A:
The catalog identifies this cartridge with L5526, MC2190, and Omnipure L-Series applications. Confirm one of those identifiers and the compatible L-Series twist-on head before ordering.
Q:
How long can the L5526 treat chloramine?
A:
Manufacturer data lists separate capacities for chlorine and chloramine, with chloramine capacity lower. Actual life depends on incoming concentration, flow, and volume, so follow the equipment's change schedule.
Q:
What should I do after installing a new L5526?
A:
Twist it fully into the correct head and flush it according to the manufacturer or equipment procedure. Check for leaks before returning the equipment to service.
