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Universal fit
Basic filter
Certified to NSF/ANSI 42
Three-month filter lifeFilters down to 30 microns
The lower the microns, the more contaminants are caught and reduced
Whole home filtration
Filtered water at every tap
Protect appliances & plumbing
Sediment reduction helps equipment last longer
Single pack
Includes one filter cartridge
Fits most 10" high-flow, whole house, drop-in style filter systems from major brands including GE, Culligan, Dupont, Brita, Whirlpool and others
Basic filter
Reduces sediment, sand and rust
Certified to NSF/ANSI 42
Certified by IAPMO
Three-month filter life
For best filtration results, filters should be replaced every three months or 24,000 gallons
The lower the microns, the more contaminants are caught and reduced
Filtered water at every tap
Sediment reduction helps equipment last longer
Includes one filter cartridge
| FEATURES | |
| Nominal Particulate Reduction (Based on Manufacturer's internal testing) | 30 micron |
| Feed Water Temperature | 40-100 F |
| Filter Life | 3 Months or 24,000 gallons |
| Rated Filtered Water Flow (gpm) | 4.0 |
| Part Type | Whole Home Filters |
| Filter Capacity | 24000.0 gal |
| Approximate Shipping Weight | 1.0 lb |
| Net Weight | 1.0 lb |
| Overall Depth | 4.25 in |
| Overall Height | 9.75 in |
| Overall Width | 4.25 in |
| Parts Warranty | Limited 30-day |
| Warranty Notes | See written warranty for full details |
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HORRIBLE SMELL but does the job
Submitted 05-21-18
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
We're VERY disappointed there has been a manufacturing change and the filters now give our water a HORRIBLE chemical smell. Even my hands and dishes smell like awful chemicals. The new smell appeared immediately after we changed the filter. I even checked it is not our water but checking the unfiltered water from our outdoor faucets.These filters were previously made in Mexico but are now made in Taiwan. What happened?We've been using GE filters for years. This has been our whole house filter during that time and it has been doing its job. We're on city water and replace them every 3 months because our city's system is quite old. As such we always have a large supply of filters on hand, which is now gone (May 2018).With our supply of old stock on hand exhausted, we just installed one of the filters from our new supply. The new filters have the new label shown here but have darker blue ends than pictured here. The label shows PC85549 & 10/16. The filters are stated Made in Taiwan. There is no NSF seal.The old filters have the bright blue ends and a label with larger graphics. The ends are embossed Mexico. The label shows PC 71495 8/12 Part No. 147461 Rev. C. Plus, the old label had the NSF seal.The UPC number is the same for both, 0-84691-79801-9.I've attached photos of the old labeling so you will know the difference.
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