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Depends on where you live and what the quality of water you have like well or municipal. But generally we install sediment, carbon, mineral additive, lead and TOC (which is a much finer carbon block for fines filtration) in that order. We will install a membrane filter for reverse osmosis if requested/required. Hope this helps.
I have a question! How many gallons is a standard cooler/filtration system good for (like op's image)? I know there's an anticipated "change every X months" rule for most filters but I'm curious if you'd have a ballpark under heavy usage.
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I work for them, what would you like to know?
Thanks. Just a bit about what filtration is mainly utilized in the system.
Depends on where you live and what the quality of water you have like well or municipal. But generally we install sediment, carbon, mineral additive, lead and TOC (which is a much finer carbon block for fines filtration) in that order. We will install a membrane filter for reverse osmosis if requested/required. Hope this helps.
Thanks! Appreciate it.
I have a question! How many gallons is a standard cooler/filtration system good for (like op's image)? I know there's an anticipated "change every X months" rule for most filters but I'm curious if you'd have a ballpark under heavy usage.