AQ Series Carbon Filter Standard (built into unit)

This is the standard 1 micron carbon replacement filter for the AQ Series Water Ionizers.*

This filter will remove chlorine from the water as well as lead, trihalomethanes and other volatile organic chemicals such as benzene. Silver is impregnated into the carbon in order to insure that bacteria does not grow on the carbon. Since it is imbedded, or impregnated into the carbon there is no chance the silver would leach into the water and be consumed. Even if consumed, silver is NOT toxic to the body. The carbon filter also removes particulate (junk in the water) in the water down to 1 micron, including most bacteria.

How do I know when my filter needs to be replaced? The filter needs to be replaced approximately every 6-14 months depending on water conditions. If your municipal water supply has a chloride level above one-half (.5) part per million of chlorine in the water, then this is considered somewhat high. Anything over 1 part per million of chlorine is considered very high. The only way to know for sure if the carbon filter is used up is if you taste chlorine in the water after it has gone through the water ionizer or to test for it with a chlorine test kit such as those used to measure pool chlorine levels.*

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