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WECO CCMG-1465 Backwashing Filter with Catalytic Activated Carbon and KDF®-85 Media Guard

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  • Removes chlorine, chloramine, benzene, hydrogen sulfide (H2S), heavy metals and more contaminants in water
  • Uses enhanced catalytic filter media
  • Eliminates offensive taste and odor problems
  • Best Available Technology (BAT) for Hydrogen sulfide remediation
  • Oxidizes and removes copper, zinc, ferrous iron
  • Protects against carcinogenic disinfection byproducts (THMs)
  • Removes organic chemical contamination like solvents and pesticides
  • Suitable for whole house and commercial applications
  • Works on well and municipal water supplies
  • Recommended for residential, commercial and medical facilities to remediate taste, odor and metal contamination
  • Extends the life of reverse osmosis systems

Description:

Whole House Filter Benefits

The WECO Backwashing filter with catalytic granular activated carbon (GAC) plus a KDF-85 Media Guard is a high-performance Point-Of-Entry (POE) filter designed to remove rotten egg odors caused by hydrogen sulfide from water supplies. Ferrous iron along with potentially harmful metals such as zinc, cadmium and copper are oxidized and rendered non-reactive by catalytic reactions.

Incoming water first passes through the Media Guard with KDF-85. Media Guard is an insert device loaded with KDF-85. The device fits inside a regular backwashing filter through which the water passes before contacting the high-porosity activated carbon contained in the filter tank. This prolongs the life of the activated carbon and increases the efficiency of the filtration system. The KDF-85 catalytic media consists of high purity copper-zinc granules that use redox (the exchange of electrons) remove hydrogen sulfide, heavy metals, chlorine and control microorganisms in potable water without the use of chemicals. Residual chlorine disinfectants then react with the tank of GAC, converting chlorine to harmless chloride.

Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is responsible for noxious “rotten egg” odors in bath water, showers and drinking water. The odor may be noticeable only when the water is initially turned on or when hot water is run. Heat forces the gas into the air which may cause the odor to be especially offensive in a shower. Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive to metals such as iron, steel, copper and brass. It can tarnish silverware and discolor copper and brass. Hydrogen sulfide creates yellow or black stains on kitchen and bathroom faucets. Coffee, tea and other beverages made with water containing hydrogen sulfide may be discolored. Prepare foods’ appearance and taste are affected by H2S in water.

Ferrous iron is invisible in water until it reacts with oxygen and precipitates as ferric iron particles. Iron can foul water softeners and other ion-exchange resin filtration systems. Iron will also reduce the efficiency of reverse osmosis filtration systems. Iron gives hair orange-tinted highlights and interferes with coloring products. Iron particles clog shower heads and faucet aerators. Iron is known to foul and damage water-using industrial and medical equipment. Copper can cause hair to have a greenish tint that causes hair coloring products to look too dark. Blue stains in bath tubs, sinks and toilets are caused by copper.

This system also removes natural and synthetic organic compounds that cause musty odors and tastes. Carcinogenic industrial chemicals like solvents, MTBE from leaking fuel tanks and other health hazards are absorbed by the activated carbon.

The WECO backwashing filter consists of a Structural Poly Glass™ Pressure tank and a Fleck 5810 XTR2 touch screen controller. Structural Poly Glass™ is the ideal filter media tank for residential and industrial water filtration and conditioning duty. The pressure tank has an attractive stainless-steel outer jacket for good looks, and durability. This combination provides unmatched strength and chemical resistance for years of trouble-free service. The slim diameter makes installation easy in tight locations and does not take up a lot of floor space. The Fleck XTR2 controller is constructed of a fiber-reinforced polymer valve body for superior strength and durability. It is non-corrosive and UV-resistant. The controller uses an optical sensor for precision cycle positioning. The controller is easily programmed and user-friendly due to detailed screen descriptions, color LCD display, and familiar icons. The intuitive navigation is easy with a large LCD screen. The controller has an internal memory that remembers your settings during a power failure. It has a convenient Vacation Mode to save water when not in use. The password lock-out prevents unauthorized users from changing the settings. An audible alarm sounds if there is a controller error. Diagnostics can be downloaded via USB should the need arise. The Fleck XTR2 controller has feature rich diagnostics including:

  • Current Flow Rate
  • Peak Flow Rate (can be reset)
  • Totalizer (can be reset)
  • Last Regeneration
  • Daily usage for last four weeks
  • Software Version
  • Number of Regenerations
  • Regeneration Interval
  • Usage since last regeneration
  • Last program change

Water enters the top of the tank through the Fleck control valve and passes downward through the KDF-85 Media Guard then through the bed of granular activated carbon. The WECO backwashing filter will clean itself periodically by rinsing away particulates that may have collected in the activated carbon bed. The Fleck control valve automatically starts the backwash process. The backwash procedure is an operation where water passes backward through the filter media at a fast flow rate. It enters the tank at the bottom through the riser tube, then flows upward through the filter medium, exiting at the control valve and sent to waste. The rapid, turbulent upward water flow, in addition to flushing away particulate matter, loosens and resettles the media bed, preparing it for another filtration cycle. The treated and conditioned water enters the riser tube at the bottom of the tank, passing upward and exiting the filter through the control valve.

Filter Media Certifications:

  • NSF/ANSI Standard 61
  • Meets the standards of Food Chemical Codes for activated carbon
  • NSF/ANSI Standard 42 – Drinking Water Treatment Units – Aesthetic Effects.
  • California Health and Safety Code Section 166875 (or commonly known as AB1953)
  • Vermont Act 193.

Controller Certifications:

  • Tested and Certified by the WQA to NSF/ANSI Standard 44 for Water Softener Performance.
  • Tested and Certified by the WQA to NSF/ANSI Standard 372 for Lead Free Compliance.

NSF Tank Certifications:

  • Safety factor: 4:1
  • Minimum burst at 600 psi
  • Tested to 100,000 cycles without leakage

Residential tanks 6"-16" in diameter are Certified to NSF 44

  • Maximum operating pressure: 150 psi
  • Maximum operating temperature: 120° F

Vessels tested and certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to NSF/ANSI Std. 44 for material safety and structural integrity requirements and Std. 372 for low lead compliance.

VALVE SPECIFICATIONS

  • Valve Material Fiber-reinforced polymer
  • Inlet/Outlet 1"
  • Cycles 3-5

FLOW RATES (50 PSI INLET) – VALVE ALONE

  • Continuous (15 psi drop) 36 GPM
  • Cv (flow at 1 psi drop) 5.4
  • Max. Backwash (25 psi drop) 28 GPM

REGENERATION

  • Downflow/Upflow Both
  • Adjustable Cycles Yes
  • Time Available XTR2: 0-240 minutes per cycle

METER INFORMATION

  • Meter Accuracy .25 - 15 GPM +/-5%
  • Meter Capacity Range (gal.) LXT: volume calculated XTR2: 1-99,999,999
Catalytic Carbon Whole House Water Filter

System Specifications

Model Maximum Service Flow (gpm) Tank Size Diameter (inches) Minimum Backwash Rate (gpm) Catalytic Carbon Process Media
Bed Depth (Inches) Weight (lbs) Volume (cu. ft.)
CCMG- 0948 6 (1 bath) 9 x 48 4.5 13 85.5 1.0
CCMG- 1054 8 (2 bath) 10 x 54 5.6 14 114.0 1.5
CCMG- 1252 9.6 (3 bath) 12 x 52 8.0 16 171.0 2.0
CCMG- 1354 10.3 (4 bath) 13 x 54 9.0 17 222.0 2.5
CCMG- 1465 13.1 (5 bath) 14 x 65 10.9 18 285.0 3.5
CCMG- 1665 17.1 (6 bath) 16 x 65 14.3 20 339.0 4.5

Professional Plumbing Support Recommended for Installation

Water pressure can cause leaks and damage the surrounding building or fixtures if not properly installed. User must check all fittings for tightness. WECO assumes no responsibility for water damage due to leaks.

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UPC 810388030403
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