Below is information on Geyser Prestige 2 filters, but you can also get information on «Geyser Prestige».
Water pretreatment in the Geyser Prestige 2 system is provided by a multicomponent filtering charge of combined action.
The limiting volume of water being purified is 6000 l (replacement once in 6 months recommended).
The water purification in the Geyser Prestige 2 system is mainly performed with a Vontron reverse-osmosis membrane developed on the basis of the American technology. It has a special additional protective layer considerably prolonging the service life.
The membrane porosity is 0.0001 μm. The pore size is comparable with the size of water molecules; therefore, the water purification efficiency can reach 99.9 %. The limiting purified water volume is 3500 l.
The recommended life of the membrane is 1–3 years.
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Type of filtering elements
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Operating life, months
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Limiting purified water volume, l
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Pretreatment unit
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6-12
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6000* (crude water)
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Membrane
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12 -36
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3500* (purified water)
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* The figures are approximate and depend on the initial water quality.
The pretreatment unit and reverse-osmosis membrane are arranged in separate casings. All the units are combined in a common system accommodated under a wash-bowl, with a separate tap for purified water arranged.
Quickly detachable connectors of John Guest type, made of hygienic plastic, allow all the required connections to be made even by an amateur.
The pretreatment procedure in Geyser Prestige filters is developed for a typical level of water contamination. It protects water from the baneful effect iron compounds, heavy and radioactive metals, and available chlorine.
All the parts required for connecting the filter are included in the kit with the filter.
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The filter is connected in the stationary mode to the cold-water main-line, with arrangement of a separate tap for purified water.
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A special adapter with a cut-off valve is arranged in the cold-water main-line.
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The drainage line of the filter is discharged to the sewage.
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1. Cut off the water supply to the filter
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2. Detach plastic pipes from the pretreatment unit
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3. Unscrew from the pretreatment unit the tube connection joints
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8. Connect flexible hoses to the unit |
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9. Open water-supply valve on the T-adapter. Pass water through the filter for 20 min.
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The filter is ready for use!
You can download the instruction for installation and replacement of filtering units.