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    Hello, I am new here. I am looking for a recommendation.
    I live with my wife and we will be having one child. We have city water.
    I am looking to remove Chlorine, etc....
    I need high flow as two showers are often run at same time, my water pressure is 65 psi, not sure how that computes to GPM.
    Class 1 filter preferred.
    HELP
    Jay

  • #2
    Chlorine Removal

    Hi Wizard,

    Here are a few suggestions:

    If you're just looking to remove chlorine and sediment from your whole house:

    The OMNIFilter U25 is the perfect accessory to your whole house water filter solution. Designed to remove contaminants from your home's water supply, this product is sure to play a key role. Shop today!


    or

    http://www.filtersfast.com/Pentek-15...er-Housing.asp with
    The Pentek GAC-BB, 155153-43 Big Blue GAC Water Filter Cartridge filters bad taste and odor as well as Chlorine odor from your water.


    If you want to spend more money on something that will last longer and remove more contaminants:

    The Aquasana EQ-300, also known as the Rhino EQ-300, is a deluxe capacity, 4 stage whole house filtration system that provides drinking quality water to your whole house for just pennies a day! The Highest Certified Capacity POE Filter in America!
    Roxanne Crawford
    FiltersFast
    www.filtersfast.com
    866-438-3458

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    • #3
      More detail please

      I took a look at the Aquasana EQ-300 Whole House Filtration System (EQ-300). I cannot locate any specs that tell me the % of chlorine the system removes. Can you help me with this?
      Also, how many GPM do I need for a family of three in a five year old home that as 65psi city water?

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      • #4
        Chlorine Removal...

        Originally posted by wizard
        I took a look at the Aquasana EQ-300 Whole House Filtration System (EQ-300). I cannot locate any specs that tell me the % of chlorine the system removes. Can you help me with this?
        Also, how many GPM do I need for a family of three in a five year old home that as 65psi city water?
        Wizard,

        The EQ-300 is UL (Underwriters Laboratory) tested to 300,000 gallons under NSF standard 42 to remove >99.9% of the chlorine.

        The System will give you around 8 GPM which is plenty for a family of three's household water.

        Let me know if you need anything else. Thanks!
        Roxanne Crawford
        FiltersFast
        www.filtersfast.com
        866-438-3458

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        • #5
          Psi

          If I have 65 PSI going in, what will the pressure be coming out?

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          • #6
            psi

            With the EQ-300, the pressure drop at 65 PSI is 7 Lbs so 58 PSI
            Roxanne Crawford
            FiltersFast
            www.filtersfast.com
            866-438-3458

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            • #7
              looks good so far

              How many gallons is the 7psi reduction tested for?
              What does the psi reduction curve look like?

              Thanks for all your help so far.

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              • #8
                EQ-300 con't ...

                Hi Wizard,

                I forwarded your question to the manufacturer of this product and this is the response I received :

                I have not seen the “curve” but the reduction was measured after 300,000 gallons.
                Roxanne Crawford
                FiltersFast
                www.filtersfast.com
                866-438-3458

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