Description:
The Aquacera MR500 holds 5 Aquacera AquaMetix® 20” cartridges designed to offer a high flow solution for specific removals of challenging contaminants. Housing utilizes 1” Inlet & Outlet and features a swing bolt lid. Tested for the reduction of Chloramine, Chlorine, Lead, and MercuryCapacities:
- 30000 gallons Chloramine >99% (Non-detect)
- 30000 gallons Mercury >97%
- 35000 gallons Lead >98.5%
- 70000 gallons Chlorine >99% (Non-detect)
- Built-In Pressure Gauge
- Built-In Pressure Release
Will also reduce:
AquaMetix® is a unique technology designed to provide the highest quality drinking water possible from a single stage block filter. AquaMetix® will reduce a wide variety of drinking water contaminants of both aesthetic and health concern. This same technology is used inside our CeraMetix® range of ceramic filter elements.
Made in the USA
NSF 61 Certified materials
Meets or Exceeds NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53 for the following:
- > 99% Chloramine reduction - 3ppm challenge
- > 99% Chlorine reduction
- > 99% Lead reduction
- > 98% VOC reduction
- > 98% Heavy metal reduction
- > 98% THM's (Trihalomethanes) reduction
- > 92% Nitrates reduction
- > 85% Fluoride reduction - All types - Fluorosilicic acid/hydrofluorosilicate, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride
- Material, Body & Caps 316 SS
- Material, Eye Bolts 304 SS
- O-Ring Silicone
- Lid Closure Type Band Clamp
- Inlet/Outlet (Slip Connection) 1”
- Overall Height 28”
- Width 16”
- Rated Flow 5/7 GPM
- Maximum Flow 20 GPM
- Maximum working pressure 90 PSI
- Maximum temperature (housing) 125° F
- Shipping Weight (Empty) 40 lbs
- Carton dimensions 37”x17”x17”
- Filter Change Frequency 6-12 Months
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Can this be installed outside (location of my point of entry)? I ask bc it can get over 100 degrees in the summer where I live and I'm uncertain if the heat would impact the product or it's function.
I would not recommend it be installed outside. Most customers will put it in a closet or close to where the water comes into the home.
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Does this unit remove PFAS type chemicals? If so what documentation do you have to support this. If it does this it would be a very cost effective mitigation for PFAS, which seems to be more and more in the news and a huge health concern. Thanks, Dan
They do filter PFAS as carbon does filter them, but they do not know the percent that they remove. Aquacera has filters on test with the WQA as I type testing for PFA’s under the new protocol standard that is not currently being enforced. So they should have the test results in the near future.