i have a house that is 1700ft off the road a the waterline is 2inch up to the house. I am looking at the Aquasana Rino whole house filter to be supplied first and then the Fleck 7000 1.25. Do you think this is the right solution? The whole house filter is 3/4 inch. i have a house that is 1700ft off the road a the waterline is 2inch up to the house. I am looking at the Aquasana Rino whole house filter to be supplied first and then the Fleck 7000 1.25. Do you... » Read More i have a house that is 1700ft off the road a the waterline is 2inch up to the house. I am looking at the Aquasana Rino whole house filter to be supplied first and then the Fleck 7000 1.25. Do you think this is the right solution? The whole house filter is 3/4 inch. « Show Less
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Hi! Being 1.25" was one of the reasons why I went with Fleck. Works great (10 months since it was installed). The filter could be a bottleneck....Have a nice day!
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This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to save somebody else the time and hassle. This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to... » Read More This is a great filter! However, I wanted it to be connected to it's own dedicated water dispenser faucet. The faucet I got off amazon had a 1/4" male thread end (compression thread) and the filter has a 3/8" male end (also compression thread). To make this connection you will need two parts available on amazon.You will need two Watts brand products:Watts LFA154 Female Compression x OD Adapter 1/4-Inch x 3/8-Inch (Fine Thread)Watts LFPBCC12-44 Ice Maker Supply Line, 12-InchTook me forever to find these fittings to make it work, but I wanted to save somebody else the time and hassle. « Show Less
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You maybe be able to step down one size. I have this same model (C3030) on a 14,000 gal Lazy-L in ground pool and it does an EXCELLENT job. Pressure change didn't indicate it needing a cleaning during the first season (although I cleaned it at the end of the season). Of course, that would depend on your particular location / pool usage / etc. It is a great filter, easy to service, install, etc. I'm very pleased that I purchased it. My previous filter was a 300 lb sand filter and there is no comparison between the two
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Paul, Don't forget you will need an additional 22" height for proper filter removal. Best filtration on market my opinion. Specifications: * Dimen. Width: 13 3/8" * Dimen. Height: 36" * Ctn. Weight: 29 lbs. * Residential Design Flow Rate: 120 GPM * Residential Turnover 8 Hrs (Gal): 57,600 * Residential Turnover 10 Hrs (Gal): 72,000 * Public Design Flow Rate: 45 GPM * Public Turnover 8 Hrs (Gal): 21,600 * Public Turnover 10 Hrs (Gal): 27,000 * Effective Filtration Area: 120 ft.2 * Pipe Size: 1 1/2" FIP
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This is the filter system I have: 3M Aqua-Pure Whole House Water Filtration System - Model AP801-CThe replacement filter works in that...
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Hi, I'm just another shopper who bought this not the seller. IDK what size the mesh is. It catches all but the very finest of particles. Mine is a 2" slip fit. Ours clogs quite often but we have a lot of silt in the well water because of the drought. We use ours on our house on a 1" line and it works xlnt. Put a valve on each side of it, because you'll want to shut off the outlet line to flush it. (If the water is being drawn through the filter the particles stick to the filter and don't flush out well) And the inlet line to occationally remove and hand wash the filter. I would also recomend a cover for the thing to keep sun from getting on it, ours started to grow alge. But it's a very good filter, will be buying another for the guest house soon as I get to it. Enjoy your day.
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that's way to small of a filter for 100 feet squared. you need at least a 6'' filter. but really a 10''.
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What brand spa? You might want to go to http://www.pleatco.com and locate a replacement via their search and then shop Amazon. I believe they also have guidelines on how to measure for a replacement filter. I just used an old filter to do so. If you have a large spa, I believe they typically use a size 50 vs. a size 25 (50 vs. 25 square feet of filtration surface area). I have a large Morgan spa (Monaco) and use the 50 but I also bought a 25 to use in a pinch as they were on sale at the time via Amazon. TJ
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I have a 380 gal pond and use the 1000 fishmates filter and a 1000 gph pump. The pump is a bit overkill but the filter is fine. You should have no problem with the combo you are asking about. I would not go bigger than the 800gph pump though.
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I'm not sure I understand the question , but this is a great unit.I resold the 83/200 because works better in fresh water.If you use in salt water it is for maxis out at 300 feet .The 50/200 maxis out at 1000 feet but is no good for fresh water.
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I also have an older pool built in 1974 with a 3/4 Hp pump and 1 1/2" pipes. This will allow you to move more water thru your pool with less filter flow restrictions. I also love it as I can sometimes go months between filter cleans as opposed to a small or undersized filter. I have an 18k pool myself
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Being a home owner, I purchased the filter for my tankless water heater based on my plumber's recommendation. I believe it is more for the heaters benefit (inhibit scale build-up) than for the home, I would think its too small for a whole house.
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When new aprox 1G.P.M. on a max. well pressure of 60 PSI. I have 2 of these filters plummed in a series. These would not flow enough water to use as a whole house filter. I use them for drinking water only.
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What the others said. Personally I would get the largest you can afford. More filtration is never a bad thing. The 1200 and 1500 use the same filter pads.
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We have a 18' pool and this filter is incredible. It was a bugger figuring out how to set it up but it was worth every penny. I am sure it will handle a 22' pool as well as it does our 18'. I only filter 2 hours a day and my pool is crystal clear all the time. If something happens to mine I will replace it.
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it is my opinion that your R/O membrane is not working properly. I have only used Watts (Phoenix) filters in the past, and when my system was new, it reduced TDS by 92% or more. After many years, I replaced the membrane with a new 75GPD filter, and my rejection ration was 94%. I expect this new filter to last at least 10 years, but it cost $115.00. It would appear to me you got what you paid for, and the results seem to be very poor.
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I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd... » Read More I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. « Show Less