How many gallons will it filter?
328472
Description says 800 Liters which is 33.814023 oz to the liter making 800 L = 211.337642 gallons
1474802
Filters around 1 million gallons, honest. It works though. tried it on the waters in Bangladesh and Maldives (filtered salt water) still works great. Don't squeeze the bag too hard, too fast. I'm finding they sprout leaks quicker with the force used...FYI
226722
We are not sure. Ours is for a special application, filtering about 150 gallons quickly. Sorry
1863854
Mine is a 5 gal, 5.0 hp....so I'm not sure if it will. Look back at some of these answers, cuz I am pretty sure I gave somebody exact measurements on the filter awhile back so they could make a good guess.
191837
I would have the same answer. Look in your owners manuel or find the model number on the unit itself. The Manuel will tell you the filter you need. If you only have the model number look up which filter is required by your model number. The 18 and 24 are gallons per day the RO will process.
2156928
You don't put it into the tank directly- It goes into the filter. So the amount depends on the size of your filter.
755903
I think this works for up to a 5 gallon tank. It might not matter too much about the extra 1/2 gallon though this filter ha a lot of power!
839782
too much filteration doesn't exist. I have a 55 gallon tank with a 406, and another 100 gallon filter. The more the merrier.
1534944
I do not know how much it holds but would guess 2 gallons, maybe 2.5. But the key is to develop the habit among all users to replace in the top the approximate amount removed. We keep a pitcher convenient to do this. It only takes about 90 minutes for a gallon to percolate thru the filters, so you will never run out IF everyone replaces what they withdraw. (we have 2 filter unit) The filtering rate will slowly go down over time and they must be cleaned (easy to do.) I think you will enjoy the unit.
144370
Officially, 40 gallons or every 2 months. However, I think you just need to be a bit creative when using it. First, you need to know the quality of your original water. If the original water is good, you may not need to change so fast. However, if the original water is bad, you may need to replace it faster. The filtered water do give better taste than the original water, so when you the taste of the filtered water turn bad, you may want to consider to change it even it has not reached the 40 gallons / 2 months mark.
755905
I would use two for a 5.5 gallon tank. Or pick up a smaller aquaclear filter.
1534943
I have never actually measured the content but I'd say it's about two gallons. The time it takes to filter the water will easily let you make 3 to 5 gallons per day. I bought 6 five gallon water bottles and filled them. I cycle through this oldest first and always have 30 gallons of good water plus whatever is in the filter.
1483004
If you are using just the 2 (7") filters which came with the CeraGrav LP-5, and if they are clean, it should take about 3 hours to filter a full 3.5 gallons...it will take longer the dirtier the filters become. Buying at least 2 more of the filters will lessen the time it takes to filter the water, which, depending on how much water you use, could be a necessary convenience.
744611
Each filter change is different. You will have to look at the spects online, track by product part #. I believe it's by how many gallons of water go through the system.
2112067
Why would you want too?The filter at best will make 1 gallon of water in 14.4 minutes,that's when it's new.I've had mine for about 7 months, and the time too fill has increased by about 5 minutes per gallon .I use it just for my aquariums. but it still has under a 0.09 ppm,and I make 30 gallons a week.When it reads over 0.25 I'll buy a new one.My guess is that it will last about a year,that will be just under 1600 gallons of filtered water.one more thing this unit has a 2 too 1 ratio,for every 1 gallon of pure water you dump 2 gallons.There are better filters with a 1 too 1 ratio.Also with more gph if you are looking for one under the sink you will want a much faster and more gph no less then 250 gph.Good luck hope this helps.
2144993
I believe by the time you use up the filter u will need to replace the whole unit. That is my opinion But by the time u pump 30000 gallons through it it will be wore out and so will u. But it will keep u going I a pinch. I've used it several times and it will take a lot to wear out a filter.
285689
First off, if you have an aquatic turtle he needs more water than that. If it is a tortoise enclosure, this filter will do just fine. It is not meant for heavy duty aquarium filtration. If you have 10+ gallons I would not recommend.