Add On Chloramine Blaster Kit

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Q: I know when you change the filter is dependent on how much chlohttps://www.aquariumwaterfilters.com/admin2/store_modules.aspramine is in your water and how much water you use, but on average how many gallons is one 10" cartridge capable of treating?

Asked by: Billy - 2/26/2019

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Q: I am adding the add on Chloramine blaster to my barracuda unit but I am only adding one 10 in what order should it go?

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Thank you for your question, it is a little tricky but....1st you do need to run two 10 inch Chloramine Blasters in a row, for system up to 300 GPD to work. It is a reaction that takes place on the carbon, and it requires contact time with the material.

I am assuming when you ask me how many gallons is one 10-inch capable of treating you are referring to Chloramines.

So, the answer is; one 10 inch Chloramine Blaster is not capable of treating chloramines. Although you can remove chlorine.

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The NHCL Blaster replaces the carbon. Due to the nature of ammonia (chloramines) the contact time needs to be sufficient for the reaction to complete. We very seldom see that happen with a single Blaster.

To answer you question, I would put the Blaster after the sediment. MAKE SURE YOU RINSE it well, BEFORE putting it in service. The fines can clog a membrane.

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