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Typical Installation:

You will need the following plumbing supplies:

two (2) shut-off valves with suitable sized unions to connect to your incoming and outgoing

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water lines. You can select threaded, compression or sweat (soldered) fittings on the shut-

off valves as desired.

plumber's cement or Teflon tape for all threaded fittings.

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The plumbing connections on the inlet and outlet of the water filter housing are 1" inside diameter

(female) NPT threaded fittings. You may require additional plumbing adapters to connect to your

selected shut-off valve. Your plumber will have all of these items, or they can be purchased at

your local hardware or plumbing supply store at minimal cost (take these instructions to the store

with you so the store clerk can make sure you get everything you need). Note: In older homes

with galvanized piping all fittings should be threaded.

STEP 1. Select an installation location. There are a variety of ways to install your filter system

into a main or branch water line. As a general recommendation, this filter should be installed on

the main cold water line after the pressure tank or water meter. Select an installation location

with convenient access for regular filter replacements and maintenance.

STEP 2. Shut off the main water supply and drain the pipes. Opening the highest and lowest

fixtures in the house will help drain the pipes.

STEP 3. Using a pipe cutter, cut out a section of your main water line at the point where you

want to install your filter system. There will probably be some water remaining in the system, so

be sure to have a bucket and some rags handy to clean up any small spills. Make sure that the

section of water line you remove is appropriately sized such that all of the components of the

system including the shut-off-valves, adapters, and the black filter cap will fit snuggly when

assembled. If in doubt, cut a smaller section at first – you can always remove a slightly larger

section upon final assembly if necessary.

STEP 4. Assemble the components according to Diagram 1 below. We recommend installing

shut-off valves both upstream and downstream of the filter housing. A shut-off valve is not

required on the upstream side of the housing if the filter will be located within a couple of feet of

the main line shut-off valve. Plumber's cement or Teflon tape should be used on all threaded

fittings. Use the mounting bracket and screws provided so secure the black filter housing cap to

the wall or other solid surface. Allow enough space below the black cap to accommodate the blue

housing sump plus a minimum of an additional 3 inches of clearance.

Use extreme caution when soldering any connections between the main water line and

the shut-off valve or between the shut-off valves and filter housing if your filter housing

is connected to the pipes, or serious damage to the filter housing could occur. If at all

possible, solder all connections before the pipe is connected to the filter housing.

If your water pipes are metal (galvanized or copper), they may be used to ground

electrical systems, appliances, or your phone line. If this is the case, be sure to install

regulation ground clamps to the metal pipe on each side of the plastic filter housing and

connect a jumper wire between the 2 clamps (#4 gauge solid copper wire

recommended). Alternatively, your plumbing code MAY allow you to connect the

jumper wire to the 2 shut-off valves (see diagram). Consult a certified electrician or

IMPORTANT WARNINGS:

plumber if you are unsure.