Description

Zeolite filter consist of a properly sized pressure vessel (tank) which is filled with predetermined volumes of Filter AG Plus media (clinoptilolite).

The Zeolite filter has a 99-day calendar time clock to control backwashing. The controller can be set to backwash at pre-set times on specific days, giving the user maximum flexibility. The controller normally has an interlock feature to prevent the RO from running during the backwash cycle. When backwashing the RO will not run due to the interlock.

Zeolite Filter media is a unique natural ore called clinoptilolite that has many outstanding advantages over common granular filter sands and multimedia used for suspended solids reduction. Viewed under an electron scanning microscope, the granules reveal an angular shape, rough surface and microporous void spaces as small as 3 microns. This creates a surface area over 100 times greater than silica sand. The angularity of the granules and the tapered internal pore spaces allow for reduction of dirt, silt and organic matter suspended in water by bridging, straining and adhesion. The rough surface and internal porosity provide a high surface area for efficient reduction of suspended matter. Utilizing deep bed filtration can typically reduce suspended solids down to the 5-micron or less range. Media’s structure typically creates less pressure loss through the filter and allows deeper sediment penetration into the bed for higher sediment loading and longer filter runs. The deep bed filtration capacity of Filter-Ag Plus prevents a rapid buildup of head loss and blinding problems that are associated with typical sand filters. The longer filter run times reduce backwash frequency, which provides conservation of water. This ideal combination of particle shape, texture and porosity make it a good choice where quality water filtration and water conservation are important.