Active carbon filter AquaCarbon

Removal of chlorine and its compounds

Water dechlorination

Adsorbs chlorine and its compounds
Removes odor, taste, color
Catches turbidity, pesticides and heavy metals

The device is automatic and unattended
Households, industrial and commercial buildings
Reverse osmosis protection

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Usage

AquaCarbon filters are most commonly used to remove free chlorine, especially for the protection of reverse osmosis membranes. However, dechlorination is also required in other cases (food, process water, heat exchange circuits, etc.) They are also used to modify the organoleptic properties of water, ie to remove unwanted smell, taste or color.

AquaCarbon can also be used to remove pesticides, drug residues, disinfectant byproducts (trihalomethanes) and other organic substances. In addition, the filters capture heavy metals, some other inorganic substances (eg hydrogen sulphide) or undissolved substances (turbidity). They are commonly used as the second stage of filtration as they can also capture particles that pass through a conventional sand filter.

Functions

The removal of free chlorine occurs by the reaction with activated carbon from which the filter bed consists of. Free chlorine turns into harmless chlorides. During the removal of free chlorine, the filling gradually degrades and should be exchanged at some point.

Activated carbon has an extremely high particle surface on which even dissolved impurities are adsorbed.

They are tightly bound and do not rinse into waste water when the filter is flushed. During the adsorption of impurities, the coal pores gradually fill up, the capacity of the coal gets exhausted over time, and the coal bed needs to be replaced with a new one.

When removing suspended solids (turbidity), AquaBed serves as standard depth filtration (similar to sand filtration). The captured suspended solids are removed during the backwash of the filter.

Installation

AquaCarbon filter is connected to the main water supply to an object or appliance using a bypass fitting. The outlet of the water that flows out of the filter during the backwash is introduced to sewerage. The final step is to set the control valve according to your needs.

During the backwash, water supply is interrupted, but two AquaCarbon units can be connected parallel to each other, as a DUPLEX, to ensure uninterrupted operation.
The filter can be made either with an automatic (A) or a manual (M) control valve.

Parameters

	AquaCarbon 350A/M	AquaCarbon 500A/M	AquaCarbon 600A/M	AquaCarbon 620A	AquaCarbon 650A	AquaCarbon 800A	AquaCarbon 900A
Dimensions in mm (width/height/depth)	1000x206x206	1610x300x300	1610x350x350	1920x420x420	1980x500x500	2170x620x620	2390x770x770
Vessel (“)	8×35	10×54	13×54	16×65	18×65	24×72	30×72
Weight (kg)	17/15	46/44	62/60	96	150	260	430
Input / Output Connections	1″	1”	1”	1”	1”	2”	2”
Waste connection	1”	1”	1”	1”	1”	2”	2”
Filter surface (m²)	0,05	0,05	0,08	0,13	0,18	0,28	0,44
Flow (m³/h)	0,5 – 1	0,7 – 1,5	0,8 – 1,6	1,3 – 2,6	1,8 – 3,6	2,8 – 5,6	4,4 – 8,8