Vandens nugeležinimo filtras Aqua Gutta PRO-1054CI

Aqua Gutta PRO-1054CI Iron Removal Filter

Code: AGI-PRO-1054CI
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Description

The AGI-PRO-1054CI iron removal filter removes iron from water. Elevated iron levels in well water can damage not only the inside of your home but also its exterior. The AGI-PRO-1054C iron removal filter makes it possible to remove iron, sulfur odor, and black manganese without the use of chemicals.

    1. Water filtration involves removing small particles such as sediment, manganese, iron, chlorine, and gases such as hydrogen sulfide from water. Water filters use both physical and chemical processes to filter out unwanted contaminants. The physical process involves water flowing through a media that retains contaminants and lets water pass through. The chemical process uses a reaction called adsorption, in which, due to the atomic charge of carbon and other media, contaminants release their bond with water and chemically attach themselves to the media.

 

    1. Iron removal filter with an oxidation tank, a compressor, and a compressor controller, Clack controller

        1. Iron is one of the most common water contaminants. Removing iron from water also helps get rid of other contaminants. We often think only of removing lead, mercury, and arsenic from water sources to improve quality, but removing iron can also help reduce the number of harmful chemical substances that enter drinking water.

 

        1. Removing iron from water is one of the most effective ways to improve your household's drinking water quality. It benefits your health, helps ensure appliances work properly, avoids embarrassing stains, and preserves a great water taste. Removing iron from water protects against these effects, allowing people to live better without worrying about health complications associated with high iron levels in drinking water.

Category: Iron removal filters