Fileder Water Filter Reverse Osmosis System
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In our view, the Fileder Reverse Osmosis Water Filter is the best, yet inexpensive way of ensuring darkroom water supply is completely free from ALL impurities.
It uses three individual filters that are permanently in-line. Filter 1 removes particles like sediments from pipes or rust. The second filter uses activated carbon to remove organics like bacteria (a real problem with water jackets). The clever bit happens in the third filter. By using reverse osmosis it effectively lets the water through but rejects salts like chalk and magnesium. On completion of the filtering process the pure water is then stored in a 5-litre tank under the sink, which keeps the pressure up - and forever ready for use.
The Fileder system is straightforward to incorporate into an existing darkroom cold water supply. We installed the complete system in about an hour - we did however use a plumber who charged about £60. If you have got the time - the kit includes all the fittings and taps needed.
We particularly liked this system because an in-line filter can largely be installed and forgotten about. A flow meter tells you when to change the filters. Replacement filters 1 and 2 come as a set and cost £25 and should be replaced every six months. The third filter costs £70 and should be replaced every three years. It s a great feeling to know that your water for darkroom use is 100% pure.
It uses three individual filters that are permanently in-line. Filter 1 removes particles like sediments from pipes or rust. The second filter uses activated carbon to remove organics like bacteria (a real problem with water jackets). The clever bit happens in the third filter. By using reverse osmosis it effectively lets the water through but rejects salts like chalk and magnesium. On completion of the filtering process the pure water is then stored in a 5-litre tank under the sink, which keeps the pressure up - and forever ready for use.
The Fileder system is straightforward to incorporate into an existing darkroom cold water supply. We installed the complete system in about an hour - we did however use a plumber who charged about £60. If you have got the time - the kit includes all the fittings and taps needed.
We particularly liked this system because an in-line filter can largely be installed and forgotten about. A flow meter tells you when to change the filters. Replacement filters 1 and 2 come as a set and cost £25 and should be replaced every six months. The third filter costs £70 and should be replaced every three years. It s a great feeling to know that your water for darkroom use is 100% pure.
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