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Hi everyone! I am working on making a small filter system (basically a Kati/ani system or a giant zerowater filter) for creating very pure water for a blackwater tank, and I stumbled across a product called KDF 55. It is said to produce a small electric charge that converts many pollutants (such as chlorine and heavy metals) into harmless compounds. Reportedly this significantly reduces the load on subsequent filters in the system (it's usually placed right before an activated carbon filter).
My question is, how would this work for my plans? I was going to have the water trickle through (in order) a sediment filter, the KDF 55, coconut shell carbon, and finally DI resin. Also, how often would the KDF 55 need to be replaced? Thanks
My question is, how would this work for my plans? I was going to have the water trickle through (in order) a sediment filter, the KDF 55, coconut shell carbon, and finally DI resin. Also, how often would the KDF 55 need to be replaced? Thanks