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The Pentek EP-20BB Carbon Block Filter Cartridge delivers professional-grade water filtration with a nominal 5-micron rating, effectively reducing chlorine taste and fine sediment. Engineered with bonded powdered activated carbon and durable pre-filters, it supports up to 40,000 gallons at 4 gpm with minimal pressure drop (5.5 psi). Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42, it operates across a broad temperature range (40-180°F), making it ideal for both residential and commercial water purification needs.




| ASIN | B00310Y9KI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #240,588 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #721 in Replacement Water Filters |
| Brand | Pentek |
| Compatible Models | 101-298, 15-041-00, 155583-03, 155583-43, 55898-0 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (410) |
| Date First Available | 7 August 2012 |
| Diameter | 4.63 Inches |
| Item Weight | 2.56 Kilograms |
| Material | Rubber |
| Model Number | 155583-43 |
C**Y
Great filter takes out all the chemicals and particles from the water and makes it taste amazing
W**E
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L**T
Exactly what you need! Fits perfectly, high quality filter.
K**N
I use these to remove a sulfur smell from my well water and does the job perfectly.
D**R
I get municipal drinking water with 1-2ppm of of chlorine (as much as a public pool) and 22 grains of hardness (more than 2x what's considered "extremely hard"). When I had a water softener installed in my house, I also had a Pentek 20" Big Blue Housing installed before softener. I wanted the carbon filter for a few reasons: 1) Keep chlorine out of the shower and bath, out of my family's lungs and off of our skin 2) Keep chlorine out of the washing machine where it bleaches our clothing 3) Protect the resin in the water softener, which should double it's life 4) Protect the plumbing (PEX pipes, rubber in fixtures, etc...) from chlorine 5) Remove the small amount of sediment that is in the city water which collects in valves and fixtures I previously used the Pentek RFC20-BB Radial-Flow Granular Activated Carbon Cartridge . In comparison, this filter is less expensive, has a finer sediment filter (5 micron vs. 25 micron) and it's rated for up to 180F. Also, carbon block filters don't have the same channeling issues as GAC filters, which become less effective at higher flow rates. However, compared to the RFC20-BB this filter can't handle as much water (only 40,000 Gal. vs. 70,000 Gal.) and has a bigger pressure drop (5.5 psi @ 5 gpm vs. 0.9 psi @ 4 gpm). Neither of those were a big concern for me. We use less than 1,000 gal/week so the capacity easily exceeds the 6 month replacement cycle. As for water pressure, I get a solid 60+ psi coming into my house and even a 10 psi drop is not noticeable. If you already have pressure issues, get RFC20 instead.
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