Tier1 Precision Series Whole House Chlorine + Chloramine Reduction System, For 1 - 3 People

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TIER1_T1W_WH_CHLRM_RED_948

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Certified to NSF/ANSI 42 for the reduction of Chlorine. Provide clean, great tasting water to every tap in your home with this complete solution.

Certified to NSF/ANSI 42 for the reduction of Chlorine and Chloramines.
Reduces Chloramines that are more commonly being used by municipal water treatment services to disinfect water.
Provides clean, great tasting water to every tap in your home.
Provides a flow rate of up to 5.8 gallons per minute

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Product Details

The Precision Series Tier1 Whole House Chloramine Reduction Filter System features Tier1's premium chloramine reduction carbon blend to deliver clean and clear water with improved taste and smell. By reducing chloramine, chlorine taste and odor, rust, corrosion, sand, sediment, silt, and turbidity you can expect to have a clearer more tasteful glass of water from every faucet in your home. This whole-home solution system centralizes all your water filtration needs in one location with minimal floor space requirements. Simply install this system near the main water feed line and it will go to work providing high-quality filtered water. The Precision Series Tier1 Whole House Chloramine Reduction Filter System has an estimated life of 5-7 years for a family of 1-3 people based on water usage. To maintain optimal filtration the system should be replaced after this time has passed. Enjoy great-tasting water and let Tier1 protect every drop.

Our Precision Series Chloramine Reduction System

Service Flow Rate: 5.8 gallons per minute (gpm)
Mineral Tank Dimensions: 9" x 48" (without control valve)
Mineral Tank Dimensions: 9" x 52-1/4" (with control valve)
Mineral Tank Media: Granular Activated Carbon Chloramine Reduction Blend
Fitting Connections: Comes with 3/4 inch and 1 inch fittings

What is Chloramine?

Chloramines are introduced into the water supply by water treatment companies because they last longer than free chlorine and serve as antibacterial agents to help purify water. Chloramines untreated can pose some risks to people using that water in their homes, including chlorine taste and smell, dry and irritated skin, and are also labeled as a respiratory irritant. The chemical can be breathed in or absorbed when it's vaporized, in a hot shower for example, which can compromise those with already weak immune systems. In addition to those conditions they are harmful to fish and other aquatic animals. Removing chloramines from your water is bit more difficult than removing chlorine, and requires specialized systems like this one to properly reduce the chemical.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this system require any special setup? Details regarding installation can be found in the user guide with every product or here installation guide.

Is chloramine disinfection new? The CDC. recognizes treatment with chloramines reaching back to 1929, "An EPA survey estimated 68 million Americans were drinking water disinfected with chloramine".

Is monochloramine used in water treatment dangerous? On its own there is no evidence supporting it is detrimental to health, however monochloramine can easily shift to and between dichloramine (NHCl2) and trichloramine (NCl3) which are skin and respiratory irritants. It rarely ever is the case that only monochloramine is present in your water and therefore it is important to treat for chloramines.

Does this system have a regeneration cycle? Yes, there is a backwash and regeneration cycle that should be lead into a drain line for waste water. This system provides an average of 5-7 years of service for a family of 1-4 people.

Are chloramines just as effective as chlorine at killing bacteria? No, chloramines are a little less effective than free chlorine as a primary disinfectant, however they stay present in the water longer and thus offer the benefit of treating the water for longer during its journey to your home. Chloramine treatment is an especially effective secondary disinfectant treatment option. EPA Clarification

Will chloramine treatment affect my plumbing? Chloramine can change the chemical properties of your water and affect lead and copper plumbing. If you are concerned about lead or copper levels you can contact our Tier1 Technical Support Team at 1-855-378-9116

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Tier1 manufactures high-quality filtration and household products. We take creating and maintaining a healthy home seriously. Products must undergo rigorous testing and meet demanding quality expectations in order to earn the Tier1 badge. Every purchase is backed by the Tier1® Guarantee:

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Features & Specs

More Information
Package Qty	2
Primary Contaminants	Chlorine and Chloramine
Used In Brands	Tier1
UPC	641945762327
Actual Size (in)	52-1/4 inches (length) x 9 inches (outside diameter)
Actual Size (cm)	132.72 x 22.86
Outside Diameter (inches)	9
Media	Catalytic Carbon
Primary Filter Media	Catalytic Carbon
Filter Life (months) Filter's should be replaced based on usage and filter condition. Filter life is an estimation of expected performance based on typical filtration conditions.x	Filter's should be replaced based on usage and filter condition. Filter life is an estimation of expected performance based on typical filtration conditions.x 84 months
Flow Rate (gpm) Flow rate is the volume of water that passes through a filtration system measured in gallons per minute. A filter's flow rate indicates the maximum recommened flow for optimum filter performance. x	Flow rate is the volume of water that passes through a filtration system measured in gallons per minute. A filter's flow rate indicates the maximum recommened flow for optimum filter performance. x 5.8
Flow Rate (lpm)	21.96
Color	Black
Power Requirements The amount of energy the system will use during operation. The system must be connected to a power source capable of providing a least this amount of power.x	The amount of energy the system will use during operation. The system must be connected to a power source capable of providing a least this amount of power.x Standard 120v
Tank Dimensions	9 inches x 48 inches
Reduction Class	Chloramine
Warranty Guarantee	Tier1® Whole House Systems: Protect Every Drop Guarantee
Includes	9 inch x 48 inch pre-filled resin tank, control valve, power cord and 3/4 inch and 1 inch fittings
Certifications Voluntary national standards that establish minimum requirements for the safety and performance of filtration equipment.x	Voluntary national standards that establish minimum requirements for the safety and performance of filtration equipment.x NSF/ANSI Standard 42