Whole House Water Filter Systems | Carbon & High-Flow Backwashing

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Whole House Water Filter

A Whole House Water Filter System for Safe and Refreshing Tap Water

Choose a non-backwashing or backwashing catalytic carbon whole house water filter system sized to your home’s flow (4–45+ GPM). Add targeted lead/cyst or ceramic bacteria reduction as needed. See replacement tanks and install accessories below.

Types of Whole House Water Filter Systems We Sell

Non-Backwashing Carbon Systems – Catalytic carbon with sediment pre-/post-filters

  • 10″ full-flow housings, 1″ FNPT ports; ~5–10 GPM options (FT-1.5-GAC-1-BB / FT-2-GAC-1-BB)
  • 20″ housings, 3/4″ FNPT ports; ~4–10 GPM options (FT-1-GAC-20 / FT-1.5-GAC-20 / FT-2-GAC-20)

Backwashing Carbon Systems (Standard Home) – Catalytic carbon tanks sized for flow/shower count

  • 0 cu ft: ~4–5 GPM (up to ~2 showers)
  • 5 cu ft: ~6–8 GPM (up to ~3 showers)
  • 0 cu ft: ~8–10 GPM (up to ~4 showers)
  • 5 cu ft: ~10–12 GPM (up to ~5 showers)
  • 0 cu ft: ~12–15 GPM (up to ~6 showers)

Backwashing Carbon Systems (Large Home/High Flow) – Commercial-style control valves

  • 0 cu ft: ~16–20 GPM
  • 0 cu ft: ~20–25 GPM (1.5″ FNPT ports)
  • 0 cu ft: ~28–35 GPM
  • 0 cu ft: ~36–45 GPM

Targeted Whole House Water Filter System Units

  • Pentek LR-BB50 Lead + Cyst system, 1″ FNPT, ~10 GPM, NSF certified, ~40,000-gal capacity
  • Doulton ceramic whole-house element for bacteria reduction at ~4–5 GPM

Replacement Tanks (Catalytic Carbon)

  • WHR300 (6″×35″, 3/4″ ports)
  • WHR935 (9″×35″ upgrade)
  • WHR948 (9″×48″, ~5–7 GPM)
  • WHR1054 (10″×54″, ~8–10 GPM)

Accessories

  • 30″ flexible connection hose (3/4″ MPT × 3/4″ swivel FPT)
  • Media funnel (2.5″×8″)
  • Install kits for 3/4″ and 1″ systems

Benefits of a Whole House Water Filter System

  • Purified water will be delivered to every faucet in your house by reducing contaminants such as chlorine, sediment, and heavy metals.
  • Contaminants such as metals can affect the taste and odor of your drinking water. Filtered water will make the water taste better, so it will not be a chore to get your proper water intake.
  • Safe drinking water is guaranteed in every water source in your house, providing you with peace of mind.
  • Clean drinking water contributes to your overall health.
  • Whether you’re cleaning, bathing, or washing clothes, you’re using water free from harmful impurities and toxins. Showering in chlorine-free water will make a noticeable difference in your hair and skin.
  • Eliminates the need for smaller fridge filters and containers that you have to constantly refill and let the water filter through before you drink.
  • A properly sized system will not reduce water flow. All of our whole house water filter systems use Catalytic Carbon

Functionality of Whole House Water Filter Systems

  1. The filtration process begins with a sediment filter that reduces larger particles such as dirt and sand. This initial step protects and extends the lifespan of the subsequent filters.
  2. Next, our filters use activated carbon to reduce chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other chemicals, thereby enhancing the taste, odor, and overall quality of your water.
  3. Our filters may also include specialized media like KDF (Kinetic Degradation Fluxion), which aids in reducing heavy metals. This thorough filtration process ensures your water is free from both visible and invisible contaminants.
  4. Maintenance is straightforward and hassle-free. Regular checks for wear and tear or leaks are recommended, with filter replacement typically required every three years, for most residential applications.

Choosing the Perfect Whole House Water Filter System

Choosing a whole house water filter system involves understanding your water source, identifying the required filtration stages and technologies, and assessing your household’s capacity requirements.

The quality and composition of city water and well water can vary significantly. City water, although treated, may still contain impurities that require additional filtration. Well water may contain higher levels of minerals and sediments that need to be addressed.

The required filtration stages and technologies depend on the specific contaminants present in your water. For instance, activated carbon filters are effective for reducing chlorine and VOCs, while reverse osmosis systems are excellent at reducing dissolved solids and microorganisms.

Consider your household size and water usage patterns when choosing a system to ensure it can meet your water demand without compromising filtration efficiency.

There is no better time than the present to prioritize your family’s health and well-being. Buy a whole house water filter system right now.

FAQs About Whole House Water Filter System

Q: How do I size a whole-house carbon system?
A: Match tank size to peak household flow (showers + appliances). Standard backwashing options cover ~4–15 GPM; large-home systems span ~16–45 GPM

Q: When would I add lead/cyst or bacteria reduction?
A: Use Pentek LR-BB50 for lead/cyst on city water; add a Doulton ceramic element for ~4–5 GPM bacteria reduction when needed

Q: Do whole house water filter systems cut pressure?
A: Correctly sized models are designed to maintain flow (choose port size 3/4″–1.5″ and appropriate cu-ft media for your GPM)

 

There is no better time than the present to prioritize your family’s health and well-being. Buy a whole house water filter system right now.

Contact H2O Distributors anytime for help on whole house water filter systems and parts.

Whole House Carbon Water Filters (Non-Backwashing)

H2O Distributors is thrilled to supply superior whole house carbon water filters. We aim to enrich your water quality with clean purified water, courtesy of the advanced filtration technology from the top industry brands we sell. Activated carbon is a highly porous substance capable of attracting and trapping a wide range of contaminants.

Our whole house carbon water filter system stands out due to its efficiency in reducing chlorine, sediment, and other pollutants, helping your water to be safe and great tasting.

These filters are long-lasting and require minimal upkeep, as they are straightforward to install and operate.

The Excellence of Whole House Carbon Water Filters

Our selection of whole house carbon filters is the go-to choice for preserving the purity and safety of your water supply.

The mastery of carbon filters lies in their ability to effectively reduce impurities such as chlorine, chloramine (a type of ammonia), sediment, pesticides, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Beyond their effectiveness in reducing contaminants, carbon filters boast an extended lifespan. The carbon filters we sell have been designed to last for years with regular maintenance and replacement, ensuring both convenience and cost-effectiveness. Installing and maintaining a whole home carbon water filter system is a breeze, whether you’re a handy DIYer or prefer professional assistance from our team.

Benefits of Whole House Carbon Water Filters

Whole house carbon water filters offer numerous perks for those aiming to improve their water quality. You can anticipate the benefits below and more.

Improved taste and odor: Noticeably enhance the taste and odor of your water by reducing impurities and contaminants with a carbon filter. You’ll enjoy clean and refreshing water for drinking, cooking, and other household uses.

Reduced exposure to chlorine and chemicals: Carbon filters significantly lower chlorine and other chemicals, protecting you and your family from potentially harmful exposure.

Essential minerals maintained: Aside from reducing harmful substances, the carbon filters we sell are designed to retain essential minerals beneficial to your health. Unlike other filtration methods, carbon filters do not remove these minerals, ensuring you get the necessary nutrients from your drinking water.

Appliance and plumbing protection: Do more than purify your water with a carbon filter. They also protect your appliances and plumbing system. By reducing sediment, rust, and other impurities, our filters prevent clogging and prolong the lifespan of your appliances. Additionally, they help keep your plumbing system free from build-up, reducing the need for costly repairs and maintenance.

Investing in a whole house carbon water filter is a smart move for those who prioritize clean, tasty water and wish to protect their health and home. At H2O Distributors, we offer a wide range of top-quality carbon water filters designed for exceptional performance and durability.

Explore our selection of whole house carbon water filter systems and upgrade your water quality today!

How Whole House Carbon Water Filters Work

Carbon filters utilize an advanced activated carbon filtration process to help your water have lower levels of impurities and contaminants. As water flows through the water filter, the activated carbon absorbs and reduces sediment, chlorine, and organic compounds, resulting in better-tasting water that’s safe to drink.

What is Backwashing in Water Filtration?

In water filtration, backwashing means pumping water backward through the filtration process. Backwashing is seen as preventative maintenance for a water filter so it can be reused. A backwashing water filtration system is maintenance-free.

How Do You Know If You Should Buy a Non-Backwashing or Backwashing Filtration System?

Buying a backwashing vs. a non-backwashing whole house system does not depend on the location or type of water used (city or town water vs. well water).

To highlight, backwashing systems are a great choice if your home uses well water because this type of filter is great at treating water with high sediment levels.

Selecting a backwashing vs. a non-backwashing system is a preference. A non-backwashing system is less expensive and doesn’t require a connection to a drain pipe. However, it does require more maintenance in that you have to replace sediment filters. The biggest benefit of a backwashing system is that it does not require the homeowner to replace sediment filters.

Buy Your Whole House Carbon Water Filters and Whole House System from H2O Distributors

By installing our whole house carbon water filters, you will be helping your home to be protected from contaminants and much more. Our filters are effective and efficient, supplying you with clean, refreshing water for all your needs.

Most water filtration suppliers don’t provide the same high level of customized service that we offer. Stop buying overpriced, cheaply made products and not getting the help or answers you need when you need them. The team at H2O Distributors has the expertise, certifications, and training with years of experience for a stress-free installation process.

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Contact H2O Distributors any time with a concern, question, or need help with installation.

Whole House Carbon Water Filters (Backwashing)

Whole house carbon water filters are robust, making them ideal for improving your home water’s taste, odor, and purity. Our carbon water filters for backwashing systems offer a powerful solution to ensure purified water flows from every house faucet.

These whole house water filters utilize activated carbon to absorb and trap contaminants, delivering cleaner water throughout your home. We sell a selection of whole house carbon water filters that are easy to install and maintain.

What are Whole House Carbon Water Filters?

Whole house carbon water filters are crucial for comprehensive water filtration. Designed to remove debris, chemicals, and contaminants from your household water supply, these filters ensure clean, great-tasting water for your family. Specifically, a carbon filter can help extend the life of your water heater by filtering out impurities.

How do carbon filters work? They employ backwashing to clean and regenerate the carbon media within the filter. During backwashing, water flows in the opposite direction, dislodging and flushing out trapped particles and debris, thus maintaining the filter’s efficiency and effectiveness over time.

These filters offer several benefits. They effectively remove water contaminants, including chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, and herbicides, improving your water’s taste and safety. They are also highly efficient and low-maintenance, with the backwashing process extending the lifespan of the carbon media and requiring minimal upkeep.

At H2O Distributors, we only partner with top industry brands. Our products are expertly designed and manufactured for superior filtration, ensuring your water is clean, safe, and healthy.

What Does Backwashing Mean?

In water filtration, backwashing refers to reversing the flow of water through the filter. This preventive maintenance process allows the filter to be cleaned and reused. A backwashing water filtration system requires no ongoing maintenance, so a non-backwashing system requires some maintenance.

Choosing the Right Whole House Carbon Water Filter

Selecting the right backwashing whole house carbon water filter involves several key considerations to match your home’s water filtration needs.

Identify your filter’s size and flow rate.

  • The size determines its capacity to handle your household’s water demand. Write down the number of bathrooms, fixtures, and appliances in your home to ensure the filter has adequate capacity.
  • Flow rate is crucial, indicating how much water can pass through the filter within a specific time frame. For larger households, a higher flow rate is essential with high water usage. However, a higher flow rate may necessitate a larger filter size to maintain optimal filtration efficiency.

Installation & Maintenance of Water Filters

Installing a backwashing whole house carbon water filter is straightforward and can significantly enhance home water quality. However, proper maintenance is crucial for optimal performance and longevity.

Follow these steps from our water filtration experts for a successful replacement water filter installation:

  1. Identify where the main water line enters your house, typically near the water meter.
  2. Turn off the main shut-off valve (water supply) to prevent accidents or leaks.
  3. Select an installation location (a spot near the main water line before it reaches the hot water heater) that is easily accessible.
  4. Install (connect) the bypass valve to the main water line to allow water diversion during maintenance.
  5. Securely attach the inlet and outlet pipes to the filter housing using appropriate fittings.
  6. Install/connect the drain line to a suitable drain to carry away backwash water.
  7. Slowly turn on the water supply, check for leaks, and ensure the bypass valve is correctly positioned.

Carbon Water Filter Maintenance:

  • Regularly check the pressure gauge; if it exceeds the recommended level, it may be time to clean or replace the filter media.
  • Backwash the filter per the manufacturer’s instructions to remove accumulated sediment and restore effectiveness.
  • Replace the filter media as needed, as exhausted carbon loses its ability to remove contaminants.
  • Check for clogged pipes to resolve common issues like reduced water flow.
  • An unusual taste or odor may indicate saturated carbon media, requiring replacement.
  • For persistent issues, consult a professional plumber, the manufacturer’s customer support, or the water filtration team at H2O.

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At H2O Distributors, we offer diverse water filters and water filtration systems tailored to various household and business needs. Explore our range to find the perfect filter for your home today!

Large Home Backwashing Carbon Water Filters

Whole House Filtration System Replacement Water Tanks

Welcome to H2O Distributors, your trusted source for top-quality whole house filtration system replacement water tanks. If you need a new water tank for your entire house filtration system, you’ve come to the right place.

Overview of Whole House Filtration System Replacement Water Tanks

Regularly replacing your water tank is essential for maintaining the effectiveness and efficiency of your whole house filtration system. Over time, water tanks can become worn out or contaminated, compromising the quality of your filtered water. By replacing your water tanks regularly, you ensure that your filtration system continues to provide clean and safe water for your entire household.

Several signs indicate the need for water tank replacement.

  • A decline in water pressure throughout your house may signal that the tanks are clogged or damaged.
  • Unusual taste, odor, or color in the filtered water indicates it’s time for a replacement.
  • Older tanks are more likely to accumulate sediment or bacteria.

High-quality replacement water tanks offer numerous benefits.

  • Specifically designed to fit your whole house filtration system, ensuring a proper and secure fit
  • Made from durable materials resistant to corrosion, ensuring a long lifespan
  • Provide enhanced filtration capabilities, effectively reducing contaminants and improving the overall quality of your water

Choosing the Right Whole House Filtration System Replacement Water Tank

The right whole house filtration system water tank ensures that your filtration system continues to deliver clean and purified water to every faucet in your home.

Key factors to consider when selecting a replacement water tank:

Compatibility: Ensuring the replacement water tank is compatible with your existing filtration system is crucial. Check the specifications of both the tank and the system to verify compatibility. Choosing a tank that works seamlessly with your current setup will save you time and effort during installation.

Quality and Durability: Look for a tank made from high-quality materials to ensure longevity. A durable tank will withstand everyday use and provide reliable performance for years.

Capacity: Consider the size of your household and water consumption patterns. Choose a tank with the appropriate capacity to meet your needs without frequent refilling.

Installation: Ensure the replacement water tank is compatible with your whole house filtration system. It should be easy to install and integrate seamlessly with the system.

H2O Distributors offers different sizes and configurations:

Our whole house filtration system replacement water tanks come in various sizes and configurations to suit different filtration system setups. Whether you have a small or large household, you can find a tank that fits your requirements. Consider the space available for installation and choose a tank that fits without issues.

At H2O Distributors, we offer a wide range of replacement tanks designed to meet the highest quality, durability, and compatibility standards. Our tanks are specifically engineered to work with our premium whole house filtration systems, ensuring optimal performance and peace of mind.

Installation and Maintenance of Replacement Water Tanks

Follow these straightforward steps for installing a replacement water tank for your whole house filtration system:

  1. Close off the main water supply to your home.
  2. Locate the existing water tank and carefully disconnect it from the filtration system.
  3. Remove the old tank and dispose of it properly.
  4. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to Connect your new replacement water tank to the filtration system.
  5. Check for leaks by turning on the main water supply.
  6. Once everything is secure and leak-free, run water through the system to flush out any impurities.

Proper maintenance is essential for the optimal performance and longevity of whole house filtration system replacement water tanks. Here are a few practices to keep in mind:

  • Regularly inspect the tank for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Change the filter cartridges according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
  • Keep the tank clean by periodically flushing it with fresh water.
  • Check the pressure gauge to ensure it is within the recommended range.

Even with regular maintenance, occasional issues may arise. Here are some standard troubleshooting tips:

  • If water pressure drops significantly, check for clogged filters or a malfunctioning pressure regulator.
  • When water quality decreases, it may be time to replace the filter cartridges.
  • If you experience leaks, inspect the connections and tighten them if necessary.
  • When the tank fails to fill or empty properly, check the valves to ensure they are fully open or closed as needed.

Can’t get other suppliers on the phone? H2O distributors sell better quality products than commercial distributors, and they are backed by a certified, experienced team that provides top customer service. Contact us anytime for help!

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By following these installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting guidelines, you can ensure that your replacement water tank performs at its best and provides you and your family with clean and refreshing water throughout your home.

Start shopping now for cleaner, healthier water!

Water Filtration System Whole House Accessories

Whole House Benefit Diagram

Whole House Water Filter

A Whole House Water Filter System for Safe and Refreshing Tap Water

Choose a non-backwashing or backwashing catalytic carbon whole house water filter system sized to your home’s flow (4–45+ GPM). Add targeted lead/cyst or ceramic bacteria reduction as needed. See replacement tanks and install accessories below.

Types of Whole House Water Filter Systems We Sell

Non-Backwashing Carbon Systems – Catalytic carbon with sediment pre-/post-filters

  • 10″ full-flow housings, 1″ FNPT ports; ~5–10 GPM options (FT-1.5-GAC-1-BB / FT-2-GAC-1-BB)
  • 20″ housings, 3/4″ FNPT ports; ~4–10 GPM options (FT-1-GAC-20 / FT-1.5-GAC-20 / FT-2-GAC-20)

Backwashing Carbon Systems (Standard Home) – Catalytic carbon tanks sized for flow/shower count

  • 0 cu ft: ~4–5 GPM (up to ~2 showers)
  • 5 cu ft: ~6–8 GPM (up to ~3 showers)
  • 0 cu ft: ~8–10 GPM (up to ~4 showers)
  • 5 cu ft: ~10–12 GPM (up to ~5 showers)
  • 0 cu ft: ~12–15 GPM (up to ~6 showers)

Backwashing Carbon Systems (Large Home/High Flow) – Commercial-style control valves

  • 0 cu ft: ~16–20 GPM
  • 0 cu ft: ~20–25 GPM (1.5″ FNPT ports)
  • 0 cu ft: ~28–35 GPM
  • 0 cu ft: ~36–45 GPM

Targeted Whole House Water Filter System Units

  • Pentek LR-BB50 Lead + Cyst system, 1″ FNPT, ~10 GPM, NSF certified, ~40,000-gal capacity
  • Doulton ceramic whole-house element for bacteria reduction at ~4–5 GPM

Replacement Tanks (Catalytic Carbon)

  • WHR300 (6″×35″, 3/4″ ports)
  • WHR935 (9″×35″ upgrade)
  • WHR948 (9″×48″, ~5–7 GPM)
  • WHR1054 (10″×54″, ~8–10 GPM)

Accessories

  • 30″ flexible connection hose (3/4″ MPT × 3/4″ swivel FPT)
  • Media funnel (2.5″×8″)
  • Install kits for 3/4″ and 1″ systems

Benefits of a Whole House Water Filter System

  • Purified water will be delivered to every faucet in your house by reducing contaminants such as chlorine, sediment, and heavy metals.
  • Contaminants such as metals can affect the taste and odor of your drinking water. Filtered water will make the water taste better, so it will not be a chore to get your proper water intake.
  • Safe drinking water is guaranteed in every water source in your house, providing you with peace of mind.
  • Clean drinking water contributes to your overall health.
  • Whether you’re cleaning, bathing, or washing clothes, you’re using water free from harmful impurities and toxins. Showering in chlorine-free water will make a noticeable difference in your hair and skin.
  • Eliminates the need for smaller fridge filters and containers that you have to constantly refill and let the water filter through before you drink.
  • A properly sized system will not reduce water flow. All of our whole house water filter systems use Catalytic Carbon

Functionality of Whole House Water Filter Systems

  1. The filtration process begins with a sediment filter that reduces larger particles such as dirt and sand. This initial step protects and extends the lifespan of the subsequent filters.
  2. Next, our filters use activated carbon to reduce chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other chemicals, thereby enhancing the taste, odor, and overall quality of your water.
  3. Our filters may also include specialized media like KDF (Kinetic Degradation Fluxion), which aids in reducing heavy metals. This thorough filtration process ensures your water is free from both visible and invisible contaminants.
  4. Maintenance is straightforward and hassle-free. Regular checks for wear and tear or leaks are recommended, with filter replacement typically required every three years, for most residential applications.

Choosing the Perfect Whole House Water Filter System

Choosing a whole house water filter system involves understanding your water source, identifying the required filtration stages and technologies, and assessing your household’s capacity requirements.

The quality and composition of city water and well water can vary significantly. City water, although treated, may still contain impurities that require additional filtration. Well water may contain higher levels of minerals and sediments that need to be addressed.

The required filtration stages and technologies depend on the specific contaminants present in your water. For instance, activated carbon filters are effective for reducing chlorine and VOCs, while reverse osmosis systems are excellent at reducing dissolved solids and microorganisms.

Consider your household size and water usage patterns when choosing a system to ensure it can meet your water demand without compromising filtration efficiency.

There is no better time than the present to prioritize your family’s health and well-being. Buy a whole house water filter system right now.

FAQs About Whole House Water Filter System

Q: How do I size a whole-house carbon system?
A: Match tank size to peak household flow (showers + appliances). Standard backwashing options cover ~4–15 GPM; large-home systems span ~16–45 GPM

Q: When would I add lead/cyst or bacteria reduction?
A: Use Pentek LR-BB50 for lead/cyst on city water; add a Doulton ceramic element for ~4–5 GPM bacteria reduction when needed

Q: Do whole house water filter systems cut pressure?
A: Correctly sized models are designed to maintain flow (choose port size 3/4″–1.5″ and appropriate cu-ft media for your GPM)

 

There is no better time than the present to prioritize your family’s health and well-being. Buy a whole house water filter system right now.

Contact H2O Distributors anytime for help on whole house water filter systems and parts.