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Omnipure K2533-JJ/K2540-JJ Inline GAC 10" x 2" Postfilter 1/4 Quick-Connect — 50-Pack

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The Omnipure K2540-JJ Inline Coconut Shell Carbon GAC filter has quick-connect fittings to make installation and replacement easier.

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$711.94

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Size & dimensions (2)
Outer Diameter
2 in
Product Length
10
Specifications (7)
Pack quantity
50
Selling unit
pack
Change Frequency
6-12 Months
Media Type
Granular Activated Carbon (GAC)
Type
Inline Carbon Filters
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50-Pack
Weight
17237 g
Description

The Omnipure K2540-JJ Inline Coconut Shell Carbon GAC filter has quick-connect fittings to make installation and replacement easier. As a system component the K2540-JJ is a perfect postfilter. Because of the filter's versatility it can incorporate many different lengths and diameters. The reverse osmosis systems work with purification systems to provide the purest water possible. Since the Omnipure K2540-JJ GAC is a granular activated carbon filter that reduces bad taste, odor and chlorine. Specifications: Flow Rate: 0.5 GPM Maximum Pressure: 125 PSIG Maximum Temperature: 100 F Service Life: 1,500 Gallons or 1 year Media: Coconut Shell Granulated Activated Carbon NSF Standard 42 NOTE: Prior to California’s Prop 65, Bituminous Coal was the primary source of Activated Carbon used for drinking water. Due to the concerns of coal-based Activated Carbon leaching arsenic and the restrictions of Prop 65, the Industry switched to Coconut Shell as the new source for Activated Carbon. Coconut shell is the preferred choice considering it’s a renewable source and 90% +/- surface area exists as micro-pores. Because micro-pores match the size of contaminant molecules in drinking water, they are