THE FOLLOWING 8-PACK 10'' FILTERS SET INCLUDES:

4 OF 5 MICRON 10'' CARBON BLOCK CTO WATER FILTER CARTRIDGE BY AQUABOON
Activated carbon block is a blend of fine activated carbon, water, and a suitable binder that is mixed and molded then hardened or extruded to a cartridge filter of any size and shape. Carbon block is made of fine coconut shell removing chlorine, odors and tastes of many organic and chemical compounds.

Features:
Class 1 Chlorine, Taste & Odor Reduction
Made with Premium Quality Coconut Shell Activated Carbon
5 Mic Filtration
No Release of Carbon Fines
Fits all Standard 10" Full Flow Filter Housings
Dimensions: 10” x 4.5”
10,000 Gal Capacity
Flow rate: 3 GPM
Max. Operating Pressure: 90 PSI
Operating Temperature: 39°F~125°F (4°C~52°C)
Cartridges are individually shrink wrapped
Lifetime: Replace once or twice times a year, depending on the water quality

4 OF 5 MICRON 10'' SEDIMENT PP WATER FILTER CARTRIDGE BY AQUABOON
Sediment filter is made of fine melted polypropylene, which is blown and spun in a cylinder-like form. The main function of sediment filter is to remove large and fine particles from a drinking water, such as sand, dirt, silt, and rust particles. These filters have graded density layers, meaning the outer layers are more porous, catching larger particles, while the inner layers are a finer micron catching smaller particles. Each cartridge is individually shrink-wrapped.

Features:
Micron rating: 5 Micron
Dimensions: 10” x 4.5”
Lifetime: Replace two or three times a year, depending on the water quality
Individually shrink wrapped
Flow rate: 5 GPM
Filter life: 10,000 gal
Operating Temperature: 39°F~125°F (4°C~52°C)
Max. Operating Pressure: 90 PSI
Removes dust, particles, and rust
Good for water filters and aquariums

Brand	aquaboon
Model Number	43235-199137
Color	White
Product Dimensions	11.43 x 11.43 x 25.4 cm; 7.71 kg
Material	Polypropylene (PP)
Item Weight	7.71 Kilograms

aquaboon CTO Carbon Block & Sediment 10"x4.5" Replacement Filter Cartridges Set

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