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Pentek GS-10RO Inline 2" x 10" Coconut Shell GAC Filter, 5 Micron, 1/4" FNPT
Part Number:
255521-43
Alt. Part Number:
GS-10RO-G
MSRP: $19.17
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Description
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The Pentek GS-10RO Inline GAC Filter provides convenient post-filtration for reverse osmosis systems and other point-of-use drinking water applications. Filled with coconut shell granular activated carbon, it helps reduce chlorine taste and odor while improving drinking water quality.
Features:
- 5-micron filtration rating
- 1.0 GPM flow rate
- 2" diameter x 10" length
- 1/4" FNPT
- Temperature rating: 40°F to 100°F (4.4°C to 37.7°C)
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