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Chloraguard Chloramine Carbon Block
Product Description
Chloraguard chloramine reduction blocks are manufactured using high performance media with a unique binder system that maximizes the availability of catalytic sites. The combination of advanced carbon, unique binders, and proprietary manufacturing processes deliver exceptionally high chloramine removal, and low pressure drop. Priced lower than the leading competitive product, this block delivers a 40% higher capacity to treat chloramines. These blocks have five times the capacity for chloramine removal when compared to standard carbon blocks.
Features:
- NSF and WQA Certified
- 1 micron pore size
- Smallest Chloraguard measures 2.75" x 9.75" - fits perfectly in a standard housing
- Chlorine capacity of 45,000 gallons @ 1 gpm
- Chloramine reduction capacity rated at 4,000 gallons @ 0.5 gpm.
Chloraguard filters are available in other sizes (2.75" x 20"; 4.5 x 9.75"; 4.5" x 20") to fit the four most common standard-sized housings. Please contact Buckeye at 513-312-2343 or Info@BuckeyeHydro.com.
| OD x Length | Chloramine Capacity | Chlorine Capacity | PFAS Capacity | VOC Capacity |
| 2.75"x9.75" | 4,000 Gals @ 0.5 gpm | 45,000 Gals @ 1 gpm | 3,500 Gals @ 0.5 gpm | 750 Gals @ 0.5 gpm |
| 2.75"x20" | 8,000 Gals @ 1 gpm | 90,000 Gals @ 2 gpm | 7,000 Gals @ 1 gpm | 1,500 Gals @ 1 gpm |
| 4.5"x9.75" | 12,000 Gals @ 1.5 gpm | 180,000 Gals @ 3 gpm | 10,500 Gals @ 1.5 gpm | 2,250 Gals @1.5 gpm |
| 4.5"x20" | 24,000 Gals @ 3 gpm | 360,000 Gals @ 7 gpm | 21,000 Gals @ 3 gpm | 4,500 Gals @ 2 gpm |
The manufacturer's product spec sheet is available here:
https://matrikx.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Chloraguard.pdf
Product Reviews
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Well Made
Posted by Chilton E Miles III on 3rd May 2021
Pretty typical filter. Feels well made, solid. Customer service was fantastic and its what makes me repeat orders.
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Filter works great.
Posted by James M Burt on 8th Feb 2019
I use this filter along with their regular carbon filter and RO filter to make my beer. I have no off flavors associated with chlorine or chloramine in the finished product.
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Product is made very well.
Posted by Russel Kubes on 31st Jan 2015
This is made very well and has very little loose dust.
It has a high capacity for Chlorine and Chloramine. I run two of these in series. My city water has about 1ppm Chloramine and 0.32ppm Free Chlorine, and these reduce Chloramine to 0.01 according to a Hanna Checker. The checker is accurate to +/- 0.03, so this may actually be 0.00. The Free Chlorine is reduced to 0.00.
These are very easy to flush. It is important to flush them before using them. You should disconnect or remove any filters downstream, so they don't get fouled up with the dust. The manufacturer recommends that you flush them for 10 minutes before use. You will see the water come out black at first, but it quickly clears up.
I used to use Catalytic GAC in a refillable cartridge, but this has a higher capacity and is much easier to replace!
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The best chloramine filter out there
Posted by Jason Van Bomel on 3rd Jun 2014
I looked all around when I discovered that my city was using chloramines. Buckeye has had the best RO supplies in the past and no surprise, after looking for hours on the internet, I could not find a cartridge that could handle as much or for more gallons than this one. And it costs the same or less than any others you might find.
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Great savings
Posted by Unknown on 26th Mar 2014
This unit is a good deal and performer. Not sure if I really can tell if it's any better but the price is =)
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