EQ-300 Whole House Water Filter FAQ

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EQ-300 Whole House Water Filter FAQ

April 30th, 2011 |

Author: waterfilterman

EQ-300 Whole House Water Filter FAQ

1. I’m looking for a whole house water filter for chlorine removal?

The Aquasana EQ-300 is UL certified to remove greater than 99% of the chlorine from the water up to 300,000 gallons.

2. I’m looking for a whole house water filter for iron removal?

The Aquasana EQ-300-85 will remove up to 2 ppm of iron from the water.

3. I’m looking for a whole house water filter for chromium removal?

The EQ-300-HA2 with the HA2 Supra media will remove chromium.

4. What does whole house water filter gpm mean?

That is the flow rate in gallons per minute of water through the system. The Aquasana EQ-300 has a flow rate of 7 to 8 gallons per minute.

5. What is a typical whole house water filter installation cost?

That will depend on your area and what your local plumbers charge.

6. I’m looking for a whole house water filter for lead removal?

The Aquasana EQ-300 uses KDF filtration media to remove lead.

7. What is the best whole house water filter location?

The best whole house water filter location is close to where your main water line comes into the home.

8. What is the whole house water filter media used in the system?

We use a combination of coconut shell carbon and KDF 55 for systems that are on a municipal water supply.

9. What is required with for the whole house water filter maintenance?

There is a 5 micron sediment prefilter that is replaced every 3 months at a cost of $4 and the main tank is replaced every 3 to 5 years at a cost of $639.20 for the EQ-300.

10. Can the EQ-300 whole house water filter be put outside?

Yes, as long as it is not subjected to freezing temperatures or direct sunlight.

11. What is the whole house water filter system cost per day?

On average it costs only about 50 cents a day to have healthy pure water flowing from every tap in your home.

12. Is the EQ-300 whole house water filter self cleaning?

The way the system is designed it is in a continually state of backflushing to provide the highest rate of water contact with the filtration media. It does this without wasting any water.

13. Does the EQ-300 remove chloramine?

Our EQ-300-85 whole house water filter system is designed to effectively remove chloramines.

14. What is the recommendation for homes that have well water?

If you’re on well water, before you buy anything, get your water tested so that we can design the right filter for you. We offer testing through a national testing lab. The cost is $180 for well water, but that cost is rebated to you instantly when you purchase a system.

Because well water is always different, we really like to custom tailor our whole house filters that are getting installed on a well. If you’ve got bacteria in your water, you would need to get an ultraviolet filter from us. If you’ve got uranium in your water, we would use a special ion-exchange filter, etc.

Without knowing what is in your water, we couldn’t possibly make the best recommendation for you, though we do make a generic well water system that utilizes 5 different filter medias and 6 different stages that will usually work for most water conditions.

15. What level of PSI are the whole house filter system and fittings rated for?

The EQ-300 Rhino is rated for a minimum pressure of 20 psi, not to exceed 100 psi, 60 to 80 psi being optimal.

16. Does the EQ-300 whole house filter decrease the level of water pressure?

One unit is sufficient for a home up to 3,500 square feet with up to 3 1/2 bathrooms with no loss in water pressure. If you have a larger home, you would need a second unit that would be installed in parallel. This doubles the capacity of the system.

17. Does the EQ-300 whole house water filter system remove fluoride?

The standard EQ-300 removal percentages would be theoretical because no performance certification has been established. We do, however, use activated carbon and mechanical filtration, both of which are known to effectively reduce fluoride. But keep in mind that our reduction is of TOTAL fluoride: mainly the hydrofluoro-silicic acid. We do this as a result of the isotope being of a heavier mass. The separation of isotopes is a process known as isotope fractionation, i.e. mechanical filtration. . We also have a specialized carbon that we upgrade the bottom tank to. It is the HA2 Supra media. This is great for the removal of heavy metals and greater than 90% of the fluoride while still taking care of the herbicides and pesticides (VOCs, SOCs, and THMs) as well.

18. What are the dimensions of the EQ-300?

Click Here to view a detailed drawing of the EQ-300 whole house filter with dimensions.

Click Here to place an order the EQ-300 whole house water filtration system.

A Practical Solution?

December 22nd, 2010 |

Author: waterfilterman

Why Putting in Separate Filters on All Your Residence’s Faucets May Not Be Sensible

Here’s a breakdown of the approximate prices to acquire individual water filters inside your own home to cover most unfiltered sources. We feel you’ll quickly see how unrealistic this is, and why a better solution is required if you wish to defend your entire residence:

Sink taps – Need no less than three counter top or under counter water filters to cover your kitchen and 2 different bathroom sinks. (Most US homes have at the least 2 bathrooms) Approximate price: $150 each x 3 = $450
Showers – Estimate you’ll need not less than 2 shower filters for the two showers in the typical home. Approximate cost: $75 each x 2 = $150
Bathtubs – Identical estimate because the variety of showers within the common US home. Estimated cost: $50 each x 2 = $100
Refrigerator ice-maker and water spigot – Typically 1 refrigerator per home. However, some folks do have a second unit in the garage or elsewhere. Estimated value: $50 each x 1 = $50
Dishwasher and Washing Machine – One of each of these is typical for many American homes. Approximate value: $150 each x 2 = $200

If you add all of these sources of unfiltered water together, the estimated total comes to $1050. And this doesn’t clear up other areas that haven’t been dealt with… like the chlorine vapors which may escape into the air from your toilets… and the sheer amount of labor necessary to put in and keep individual water filters. Each separate system would need to have the filter cartridges replaced on a regular basis also.

If you want to take that next step and shield your total home, I believe you see why we don’t advocate this individual method as a practical way out.

Some people would possibly decide to simply not use that second bath for cleaning up. But primarily based on 2008 census information, close to 3 people live in a typical household. It might be pretty tough to avoid using that second bath. I think you might agree.

For many years of trouble free, affordable healthy filtered water your best solution is to install the UL certified EQ-300 whole house water filter system in your home.

EQ-300 Featured on the Dr. Oz. Show

December 14th, 2010 |

Author: waterfilterman

EQ-300 Water Filter Featured on the Dr. Oz. Show

Dr. Oz features the #1 rated whole house water filter in the U.S. on his popular daytime television show. In this eye-opening expose’ Dr. Oz talks about the state of water quality in America and what you need to do about it now. You can see the Aquasana EQ-300 featured at 5 minutes and 50 seconds into the clip.

Aquasana Rhino EQ-300 Review – Whole House Water Filter Review

September 29th, 2008 |

Author: waterfilterman

The Aquasana EQ-300 Review

The EQ-300 - As Seen On The Dr. Oz Show

The Aquasana EQ-300 is a deluxe, high capacity water filter system that has the highest certified rating of any Whole House Water Filter in North America. The Rhino has 3 distinct stages of filtration to assure you of the highest quality water in your home. It is manufactured exclusively by Sun Water Systems, Inc of Fort Worth, Texas.

The EQ-300 has been on the market for over 10 years and has been evaluated extensively by Underwriters Laboratories for more than 3 years. The UL certification process assures you of exactly what you are getting when your purchase the EQ-300. The company stands behind their products with a 100% 90 day total customer satisfaction money back guarantee.

When you purchase an EQ-300…

you will be getting the best whole house water filter on the market today which includes 3 distinct stages of filtration. The first stage is the pre-filter also known as the sediment filter. It will filter down to 5 microns so that the main filters don’t get clogged with sediment which will reduce both the water flow rate and the filters usable life considerably.

The second stage filter consists of KDF…

which is a blend of the elements copper and zinc. This will effectively remove heavy metals such as iron, lead, and mercury. It will also remove chlorine, the bacterial disinfectant in all municipal water supplies. If your homes water has a rotten egg smell, it will remove that as well. This smell is produced by hydrogen sulfide. Another benefit of KDF is that it is bacteriostatic. Water filters are a great place for bacteria to grow and multiply so KDF is an essential component in the Rhino EQ-300. You can learn more about the benefits of KDF here.

The third and final filtering stage in the EQ-300…

is a high-grade granular activated carbon (GAC) that will further reduce chlorine and odor. Activated carbon is also phenomenal at reducing and or removing 100′s of organic compounds and chemicals that are found in all metropolitan drinking water supplies. Learn more about the benefits of Granular Activated Carbon.

Another great benefit of the EQ-300 is it’s longevity

It is rated to last for 3 to 5 years, depending on the size of your family, and will process a minimum of 300,000 gallons of water before the main filters need to be replaced. It is also highly recommended that you replace the sediment pre-filter every 3 to 6 months to maintain the main filters life expectancy.

Also the EQ-300 has a flow rate of 8 gallons per minute

One unit will adequately handle a 3200 square foot home with 3 1/2 bathrooms with no noticable drop in water pressure. This is especially important when there are 2 or more people using water in the house. There is nothing worse than when the water pressure drops to zero when you are trying to take a shower.

The Aquasana EQ-300 is 100% UL Certified…

to NSF standard 42. It has undergone 3 years of rigorous testing and is certified to remove 99% of the chlorine from a minimum of 300,000 gallons of water. Why is this important? Without certification unproven claims can be made about the performance of a water filter system. Beware of filters that say they have certified components. This proves nothing about the design and performance of the entire system. The EQ- 300 is certified as a complete system.

The EQ-300 whole house water filter…

has a 90 day satisfaction guarantee and a 3-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. In order for the warranty to be in effect you must have the Rhino installed by a licensed plumber and provide verification of the installation.

Click Here to view detailed dimensions of the EQ-300.

Click Here to view the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) to ANSI/NSF Standard 42-2003 EQ-300 certification data.

The Aquasana Rhino EQ-300 review rates this system as the best whole house water filter as well as the most affordable on the market today. When you purchase the Rhino you will not only be assured of what you are getting in quality, materials, and workmanship but you will also be assured of having refreshing pure water flowing from every tap in your home. This is the peace of mind only an EQ-300 can give!

Order Now to receive your instant $200 discount, free shipping ($49 value), and start enjoying the quality, affordability, and peace of mind the Aquasana EQ-300 whole house water filter system brings to you, your family, and your home.

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EQ-300 Whole House Water Filter FAQ

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The third and final filtering stage in the EQ-300…

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The Aquasana EQ-300 is 100% UL Certified…

The EQ-300 whole house water filter…

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