The cartridges listed below will fit standard filter housings made for 2.5" x 9.75" (also commonly called 2.5" x 10" or just 10") replacement cartridges. This is the most common filter cartridge size made.
Carbon blocks are generally considered the best filters available for chemical reduction and taste/odor improvement. Some have other properties, like lead removal and cyst reduction, engineered into them.
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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Type |
Carbon Block |
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Micron |
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Media |
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With one exception, cartridges in this section are Axial Flow. This section includes both granular carbon filters, KDF/carbon filters, and specialty media filters for many purposes. In radial cartridges, water enters the bottom of the cartridge and exits at the top.
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Media |
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Media |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
|
Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Type |
Sediment |
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Micron |
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Open-end ceramics for units that use 9.75" cartridges. All are radial style.
Note on Doulton Sizes: All cartridges in this chart will fit standard housings. Standard Doultons are 2" in diameter and "Imperial" Doultons are 2 3/4" in diameter. Imperials in general offer greater filtering surface, thus longer life and freer flow.
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Type |
Ceramic |
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Media |
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Type |
Ceramic |
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Media |
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Type |
Ceramic |
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Media |
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Type |
Ceramic |
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Media |
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Type |
Ceramic |
|
Media |
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(whole house & well units)
(listed by part numbers)