2" Inline Sediment Filter

By retaining particles at the start of the system it prevents clogging of the carbon filters and the membrane. The 4/6 quick-connect stems allow tool-free installation and replacement.

Features

Depth filtration with melt-blown polypropylene
Retains sand, rust and sediment at the start of the system
Protects the carbon filters and membrane from clogging
Tool-free, quick replacement with quick-connect stems
Fits standard 2" inline filter positions

Applications

Residential reverse osmosis (RO) units
Under-sink and countertop water purifiers
Mains-fed (bottleless) water dispensers
Add-on filter for existing units
Office and small commercial treatment systems

Stock Code	Model	Filter Media	Max. Flow (L/min)	Capacity* (L)	A (mm)	B (mm)
6-20-PP-Ç	2" Inline Sediment Filter	Polypropylene (PP)	2.8	5677	260	53

Dimensions

A: Overall length (including connection stems) · B: Outer diameter. Sealed (welded) housing; the filter cannot be opened and is replaced as a unit. Flow direction is marked on the housing.
* Label value (1,500 gal). Actual capacity depends on water quality and usage.

Operating Conditions

Operating pressure: 1.4 - 8.6 bar (20 - 125 psi)
Operating temperature: 4 - 38 °C (39 - 100 °F)
Maximum flow rate: 2.8 L/min (168 l/h)
Replacement interval: 5,677 L or 12 months max.

Materials and Construction

Filter media: Melt-blown polypropylene (PP)
Filtration: 5 µm, depth filtration
Housing: Plastic (typically PP), welded
Connection: Quick-connect stems 4/6, both ends
Use: Disposable, sealed

Shut off the unit's water supply and open the faucet to relieve pressure.
Detach the used filter from its connection stems and remove it from its clip.
Connect the new filter to the 4/6 tubing, observing the flow direction on the housing (IN → OUT).
Slowly reopen the water supply and check the connections for leaks.
On first use, flush the line for a few minutes.

The filter is disposable and cannot be opened or washed. Replace it after 5,677 litres or every 12 months at the latest. Do not use with microbiologically unsafe water without disinfection.