Pentair Pentek ChlorPlus10 Carbon Water Filter, 10-Inch, Under Sink Chloramine Reduction Carbon Replacement Cartridge, 10" x 2.5", 1 Micron

• REDUCES SEDIMENT AND CHLORINE taste & odor to provide great tasting, clearer water
• FITS ALL 10" Housing and can replace any 10" x 2.5" carbon filter
• SUPERIOR CHLORAMINE AND CHLORINE REDUCTION than granular carbon
• UNIQUE DESIGN REDUCES CARBON FINES in filtered water typically found in other granulated canisters
• 50,000 GALLON CAPACITY. Replace every year or when you notice a drop in water pressure or water quality

This Pentek ChlorPlus 10 carbon block filter cartridge is designed to reduce chlorine and chloramine in residential drinking water. In addition to chemical reduction carbon block technology provides enhanced dirt holding capabilities. This cartridge meets National Sanitation Foundation/American National Standards Institute (NSF/ANSI) standard 42 for material requirements only. Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.Designed for most residential drinking water applications. Pentair water filters are manufactured in the form of replaceable cartridges that fit inside housings designed to perform as a filtration system. Filtration systems can consist of a single stage or multiple stages, using one, two or more types of filter cartridges to reduce multiple contaminants. The performance of filter cartridge is measured by the minimum particle size that is blocked and the type of unwanted contaminants it is designed to reduce. Additional performance factors include the maximum flow rate, and the capacity or amount of water that can be filtered before the filter must be replaced. Water cartridge filters are used in a wide range of drinking water applications including Point of Entry (whole home) installations and Point of Use (undersink applications). Pentair manufactures residential, industrial, and commercial water filtration components and systems. The company, founded in 1966 and headquartered in Minneapolis, MN