Ensure optimal performance and longevity of your ice machine with our advanced filtration system, featuring ultra-fine filtration at 0.5 microns. This innovative solution combines silver-impregnated carbon blocks with slowly soluble polyphosphates, offering triple protection against harmful contaminants. Designed to enhance water quality, this system effectively reduces chlorine, unpleasant odors, and taste, ensuring cleaner and better-tasting ice and beverages. Its built-in scale inhibitor safeguards equipment by minimizing scale formation, while the proprietary media filter delivers high dirt-holding capacity for superior sediment reduction. For even greater efficiency, this AR-PRE Prefilter reduces particulate matter before it reaches the primary filter, helping extend its lifespan.
This filtration system is certified to standards 42 and 53 by IAPMO and meets CUPC requirements, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Its robust design and certifications make it a trusted choice for commercial and residential applications. Invest in this filtration system to protect your ice machine, improve water quality, and enjoy long-lasting performance.
Built-in scale inhibitor helps protect equipment surfaces by reducing scale formation. Proprietary media filter delivers high dirt-holding capacity and fine sediment reduction for cleaner water. Chlorine, taste, and odor reduction improve water quality for better-tasting ice and beverages. Optional AR-PRE prefilter
| W x D x H | 3.62" x 3.62" x 15.34" |
| Weight | 2.1 lb |
| Certifications | CUPC, IAPMO, NSF |
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