RS Techno PF 350 filter COD:CL-R002251

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• PFAS Reduction Filter Refiner RS ​​Techno PF 350
• Compatible with everpure filter head

Filter Features

• TECHNO PF filters contain a special activated carbon (with a high ionic index) specific for the reduction of PFAS (perfluoroalkyl substances) occasionally present in drinking water. It is recommended, in case of use for water intended for human consumption, to combine it with a TECHNO RPF filter.
• The appliance can operate in vertical and horizontal position.

Recommended use

• when PFAS is present above legal limits;
• elimination of organic compounds such as chlorination by-products (chloroform, trihalomethanes, etc.);
• removal of oxidizing agents such as chlorine and ozone (specifically model PF filter);

Installation and use
Bayonet connection for Refiner, Everpure QL2B and similar heads.

Vertical or horizontal installation with the aid of cartridge support clips.

1) Before removing the filter, close the water inlet and eliminate the pressure in the circuit by opening the downstream tap.

2) Lift the locking knob on the head and rotate the used filter 90° clockwise, then remove the cartridge from the head.

3) Insert the new filter, after removing the protective cap, and rotate it 90° counterclockwise.

4) Open the inlet valve and dispense at least 15 litres of water to activate the new filter.

After short periods of non-use, let the water flow before removing it for drinking.

If the system is not used for a long time, disinfect it.

Intended use

Composite structure filter (ministerial decree 25/2012, ex ministerial decree 443/990 art. 2 paragraph 8) for the treatment of drinking water in derogation with arsenic parameter.

Do not use where water is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before and after the system.

Changing cartridges

Cartridge change: it is recommended to change the equipment annually and/or every 6 months when its autonomy is finished or when a significant increase of PFAS in the water is observed.