I need 2 1/2 sediment 1micron for reverse osmosis
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This filter is a 9-7/8-inch by 2-1/2-inch 1 micron sediment cartridge. It fits most industry standard 10-Inch filter housings, manufactured from pure polypropylene microfiber for reduction of sediment. Regards, WaterFiltersOnline.
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I'm not sure, you'll have to look at the manufacturer's site. They have smaller containers which might have what you need as well.
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if you get the 1 1/2 to 2 your 2 will go on the OD of the valve . If you get the other it will go on the inside. Im sure both will work. I would go the bigger size so the water is not necking down when it goes through the valve
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My suggestion would be to install the eSpring filter after the RO one. You see, the RO systems remove the larger-sized particles (look up Reverse osmosis' in Wikipedia for more details). The eSpring would then come in to take care of the smaller particles and wouldn't be clogged with the big ones.
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the adapter allows use of either 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" hoses,the lower part of the adapter where you first attach your hose to is 1 1/4",if you push your hose all the way up to the bottom of the adapter,then you can use a 1 1/2" hose.the retaining nut goes inside the skimmer.
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You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
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Yes it will work with reverse osmosis. Only we had to buy a connector to convert to a narrower tube.
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For small fresh water minnows you'd probably be better off with 1/4" mesh. 3/8 works well for shrimp and mud minnows. Hope this helps.
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don't use 2 cartridges, it may blow the top off. Yes you can make less than 1.2 liters
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I would use the 5 micron as the pre filter and the 1 micron as the post filter. This way you get the best filtration prior to filling your glass. I don't have a better answer than that because when I bought this product, I received 2 5micron filters.
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Pumping laterally is not that difficult as long as you are using a large enough pipe and it is not frozen. 1 1/2" is a good size. It would be best if the pipe has a slight downward slope after it leaves the house. My 1 1/2" discharge pipe goes through the boundary joist that sits on the sill and dumps into the 4 inch sump line that heads downhill to the town storm drain 80 feet away.
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That pump is set up for a 2" pipe. Reducing it to 1 1/2" will not work, especially if used for sewage.
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1/2" should work fine. The length will depend on how far you need to run from the unit to your drain.
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yes this would ,usually the first filter cotton is all you need to change, this one has two of them, the reverse osmosis will fit too
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For 1.5 inch pvc pipe go inside valve, same valve pvc pipe go over and that's what makes 1.5 to 2 inch valve. So it would work
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Kinetico typically uses 2 1/2" X 20" filters, with 2-10" filter elements joined by a "coupler". The filters you ask about do the job better with only one filter, so yes it will. For great, complete filtration, use a 5 micron after the 20 micron. (oh, yeah, better quality filters at a lower price as well)
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I think you are wanting to seperate the liquid from the worms etc. and yes the 100 micron should do the trick quite well. You may even be able to do 200 or 300 I would think.