UDF Sediment Cartridge

Activated Carbon Filtration: UDF filter cartridges primarily use granular activated carbon (GAC) as their filtration medium. Activated carbon is highly effective at adsorbing (attracting and holding) a wide range of impurities, including chlorine, organic chemicals, and certain heavy metals.

Chlorine Removal: One of the main purposes of a UDF filter is to remove chlorine and its disinfection byproducts from tap water. Chlorine is commonly added to municipal water supplies but can impart unpleasant tastes and odors.

Taste and Odor Improvement: UDF filters can significantly improve the taste and odor of drinking water. They are often used in combination with other filtration stages to enhance overall water quality.

Pre-Filtration: UDF filters are frequently employed as a pre-filtration step in multi-stage water treatment systems. They capture larger particles and impurities before water enters more specialized filters, extending the life and performance of downstream filtration components.

Universal Compatibility: UDF filter cartridges are compatible with various filter housings, making them versatile and easily replaceable components in different filtration systems.

Flow Rate: The flow rate of water through a UDF filter may vary based on the specific cartridge and system design. It's important to choose a cartridge that matches the water flow needs of your household or application.

Regular Replacement: UDF filters have a limited lifespan and should be replaced according to the manufacturer's recommendations or based on water quality and usage. Routine replacement is essential to maintain effective filtration.