Pre Carbon Filter

The pre-carbon filter uses Activated Carbon (usually made from coconut shells or coal) which is processed to have millions of tiny pores. It works through a process called adsorption.

Chlorine Removal: This is its most vital task. Chlorine is commonly added to municipal water for disinfection, but it can chemically "burn" and degrade the thin-film composite (TFC) RO membrane.

Organic Contaminant Filtering: It removes Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), pesticides, herbicides, and industrial solvents.

Taste and Odor Improvement: It eliminates the "swimming pool" smell of chlorine and other foul odors, making the water crisp and cle

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