Antunes HRS-200 User manual

System Tested and Certied by NSF
International against NSF/ANSI
Standard 42 for the reduction of:
Chlorine, Taste, and Odor
®
Owner’s Manual
Original Instructions
Manufacturing Numbers:
9700562
www.antunes.com CAUTION: Read all instructions before using the unit.
Original Instructions
P/N 1011556 Rev A 07/19
HARDNESS REDUCTION SYSTEM
HRS-200

HRS SERIES
2P/N 1011556 Rev A 08/19
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Contents
Introduction 2
Before Use 2
In Case of Damage 2
Service/Technical Assistance 2
Safety Information 3
Installation 3
Operation 3
Maintenance 3
Service 3
Safety Information (Continued) 3
Specications 4
Performance Data Sheet 5
Filter Cartridge Capacities 5
Performance Claims 5
Overview 6
Construction 6
Unpacking 7
Equipment Setup 7
Plumbing 7
Inlet Water Plumbing 7
Installation Tools and Supplies 7
Installation 8
Mounting the System 8
Installation (Cont.) 9
Filter Capacity and Blend Setting 9
Sanitizing the System and Lines 10
Replacing and Rinsing the Cartridge 10
Maintenance 11
Troubleshooting Chart 11
Blend Setting Tables 12
Blend Setting Tables 13
Components 14
Notes 15
Limited Warranty 16
Introduction
The system is an innovative filtration
system that uses an ion exchange
resin for cabonate hardness as well as
a carbon element to provide the latest
innovation in filtration technology.
Before Use
This manual provides the safety,
installation, and operating procedures
for the water filtration system. All
information contained in this manual
should be read prior to installing and
operating the system. Your system is
manufactured from the finest materials
available and is assembled to strict
quality standards. This system has
been tested at the factory to ensure
dependable trouble-free operation.
In Case of Damage
If the unit arrives damaged, le a claim
with the carrier immediately. Save
all packing materials when ling a
claim. Freight damage claims are the
responsibility of the purchaser and are
not covered under warranty.
Service/Technical
Assistance
If there are any problems with the instal-
lation or operation of the unit, contact
Antunes Technical Service at 1-877-392-
7854 (toll free).
Fill in this information and have it handy
when calling for assistance. The se-
rial number is on the specication plate
located on the unit.
IMPORTANT
Antunes reserves the right to change
specications and product design
without notice. Such revisions DO
NOT entitle the buyer to corresponding
changes, improvements, additions or
replacements for previously purchased
equipment.
IMPORTANT
Keep these instructions for future
reference. If the system changes
ownership, be sure this manual
accompanies the equipment.
Purchased from:
Date of purchase:
Model number:
Serial number:
Manufacturing number:
Suggested replacement period for
the Cartridge is approximately 1 year
(dependent on water quality).
For sales in the state of Iowa:
Seller:
Date:
Buyer:
Date:

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Safety Information
Installation
yRead and understand all instructions
before installing or using the unit.
yInstall and locate the equipment only for its
intended use as described in this manual.
yThis equipment is to be installed to comply with the
local plumbing code and any other applicable code.
yThis equipment should be supplied
with only cold water.
yWater pressure must not exceed 100 psig (690
kPa). To reduce water pressure, install a water
pressure regulator and set to suit the application.
yWhen installed on metallic plumbing, a properly
sized electrical bonding jumper must be installed
across the inlet and outlet pipes serving this unit.
yFor installations in Massachusetts, the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Plumbing
Code 248 CMR shall be adhered to. The
use of saddle valves are not permitted.
Please consult your local plumber.
NOTE: If the inlet water pressure is less than 50 psig
(345 kPa), it is recommended that a suitably-
sized booster system (outlet pressure 60 psig
- 100 psig max (414 kPa - 690 kPa max) be
installed.
Operation
yDO NOT operate the unit if it has been damaged
or dropped, or if it is not working properly.
yDO NOT block or cover any
openings on the equipment.
Maintenance
yDO NOT use corrosive chemicals in this equipment.
yDO NOT clean the unit with a
water jet or steam cleaner.
Service
yThis equipment should be serviced by qualied
personnel only. Contact Antunes for repair.
Safety Information (Continued)
Protect from freezing
If the lter freezes during operation or storage, irreversible
damage and brittle cracking of the cartridge or housing may
result.
Protect from direct sunlight or other UV sources
Avoid long-term exposure to direct sunlight or other UV
sources.
Protect from high temperatures or abrupt variation in
temperature
The maximum operating temperature is 86°F (30°C). Avoid
abrupt variations in temperature. Any temperature variation
should be made slowly.
Protect from rough handling or dropping
Mechanical damage, external breakage, and/or internal
breakage of the lter can result if the system is dropped or
bumped. Handle with care at all times during transportation
and installation.
Protect from organic solvents and concentrated acids
Prevent any and all contact of the lter with strong solvents,
solvents containing chlorine, or concentrated acids. DO NOT
use strong solvents or concentrated acids on any plastic parts
of the lter system. Examples of some solvents to avoid:
acetone, methyl acetate (nail polish remover); hexane (spot
removers); turpentine, toluene (paint thinners); dry cleaning
solutions, insecticides.
Protect from abrasive material
The lter must be protected from abrasive materials like
shavings left in a pipe. Abrasive materials in contact with the
lter can cause irreversible damage. All pipes must be ushed
clean before installing the lter. All plastic parts of the lter
system must be protected from sharp objects like knives,
sand paper, or other tools. Cutting or nicking a plastic part can
weaken it and cause a leak. DO NOT use abrasive cleansers
on any plastic parts.
Protect from water hammer
The system must be protected from shock, pressure surges,
or pulsation that may occur inside water pipes. Water
hammer occurs in pipes when a valve or faucet shuts quickly.
Install a water hammer arrestor (pressure vessel containing
compressed air separated from the water by a diaphragm) to
reduce pressure shock.
CAUTION
This equipment is to be installed to comply with the
basic plumbing code of the Building O󰀩cials and Code
Administrators, Inc. (BOCA) and the Food Service Sanitation
Manual of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
CAUTION
Water Flow Regulator Assemblies are NOT interchangeable.
Operating the system with the wrong Water Flow Regulator
or without a regulator can damage the system, cause
personal injury, and voids the warranty!

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Specications
System Dimensions
Model Width (A) Depth (B) Height (C)
9700562
HRS-200
4 15/16"
(125 mm)
7 1/4"
(185 mm)
23 5/8"
(600 mm)
Weight
Cartridge (Dry) 16.5 lb (7.5 kg)
Cartridge (Wet) 24.25 lb (11.0 kg)
Model Drain must accommodate ow up to:
9700562
HRS-200 1 gpm
Model Replacement Cartridge
9700562
HRS-200
7000967
Cartridge, HRS-200
System Inlet System Outlet
3/8" OD Tube or 1/2" ID Hose 3/8" OD Tube or 1/2" ID Hose
B
C
A
Figure 1. Cartridge Dimensions

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Performance Claims for Percent Reduction
Substance Inuent
Challenge
Concentration
Reduction
Requirement
Chlorine 2.0mg/L ± 10% ≥ 50%
This system has been tested according to NSF/ANSI Standard
42 for reduction of the substances listed below. The con-
centration of the indicated substances in water entering the
system was reduced to a concentration less than or equal to
the permissible limit for water leaving the system, as specied
in NSF/ANSI 42 . While testing was performed under standard
laboratory conditions, actual performance may vary.
DO NOT use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of
unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after
the system. Systems certied for cyst reduction may be used
on disinfected waters that may contain lterable cysts.
Performance Data Sheet
Filter Cartridge Capacities
Minimum Operating Pressure 29 psig (200 kPa)
Maximum Operating Pressure 116 psig (800 kPa)
Minimum Operating Temperature 40°F (4°C)
Maximum Operating Temperature 86°F (30°C)
NSF Certied Rated Service Flow: 0.5 gpm (1.91 l/m)
NSF Certified Rated Capacity for
Chlorine Reduction:
9,510 gal (36,000 l)
System Tested and Certied by
NSF International against NSF/ANSI
Standard 42 for the reduction of:
Chlorine, Taste, and Odor

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Figure 2. Water Flow
Overview
The HRS Water Filter System is used to reduce carbonate
hardness (temporary hardness/alkalinity) from drinking water.
This will help prevent lime scale deposits from forming in
downstream appliances and equipment such as co󰀨ee brewers,
espresso machines, hot and cold water machines, steamers,
and combi-ovens.
Construction
Tap water enters the lter cartridge and passes through a
pre-lter to remove particles, and through activated carbon to
reduce chlorine, taste, and odors (Figure 2).
Water then passes through the ion exchange resin reducing the
carbonate hardness.
Depending on the lter head blend setting, some of the water
that enters the cartridge may bypass the ion exchange resin.
This bypass water passes through the activated carbon for taste
and odor reducton before mixing with the carbonate hardness
reduced water at the outlet.
The lter head is equiped with a built-in blend adjustment. This
allows the proper amount of carbonate hardness reduction
based on local water conditions and equipment requirements.
The supplied carbonate hardness test kit is used to determine
the blend setting.
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Unpacking
1. Open the large box. It should contain:
a. Filter Head w/ Bracket
b. Wall Bracket Stando󰀨
c. Filter Cartridge
d. Carbonate Hardness Test Kit
e. Flush Valve
f. Fitting Pack
2. Remove all packing materials and protective coverings
from the system.
NOTE: If any parts are damaged, contact Antunes
IMMEDIATELY at [phone].
The threads on the lter head are straight pipe male BSP
threads. A water-tight seal is made on a gasket between the
inlet or outlet tting and the head.
The tting kit contains:
Qty 2 3/8" BPS female by 3/8" OD Tube Adaptors
Qty 2 3/8" OD tube stem by 1/2" ID Hose Adaptors
Make sure the black gasket is in place at the bottom of the
female thread before attaching the tting to the head.
CAUTION
Do not use pipe tape or pipe dope on the pipe threads!
Only hand-tighten BSP threaded ttings. Do not over-tighen
ttings. Fittings could break if overtightened.
Do not use a wrench on the BSP ttings.
CAUTION
Only hand-tighten BSP threaded ttings.
Equipment Setup
Plumbing
NOTE: The system must be connected to the COLD water
line. DO NOT connect the system to the hot water
line.
The system uses the following connections:
System Inlet 3/8" OD Tube or 1/2" ID Hose
System Outlet 3/8" OD Tube or 1/2" ID Hose
DO NOT over tighten the connections. Use plastic ttings when
connecting to the plastic connections of the system.
If soldered plumbing is used, DO NOT apply heat to, or near,
the ltration system. Use union (O-Ring seal) connections for
ease of installation and future servicing.
Suggested Tools and Supplies for Installation
The following tools and supplies are suggested to help with the
installation:
yScrewdriver yTwo Gallon Bucket
yDrill with Bits yLevel
yTape Measure yFresh, Unscented Liquid
Chlorine Bleach
Inlet Water Plumbing
Before connecting the tting to the System Inlet, the plumbing
to the system must be ushed clear of all debris. Hold a bucket
at the inlet water line and slowly open the Inlet Water Valve.
Allow the pipe to ush until all debris is removed.
NOTE: The system can be mounting either vertically or
horizontally. Allow space below the cartridge for
changeout (Figure 4).
Figure 3. System Components
Figure 4. Mounting the System
mind. 2.56 in
mind. 2.56 in
Flush Valve
Wall Bracket
Standoff
Carbonate Hardness
Test Kit
3/8" BPS x 3/8"
OD Tube Adaptor
Flush Valve
Hose
Filter Head
Cartridge
Wall Bracket

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Installation
Mounting the System
NOTE: Use caution when lifting and mounting the system.
The system MUST be mounted using the provided
Mounting Bracket.
The system comes with a Mounting Bracket. When mounting
the system, pay attention to the following guidelines:
yAllow su󰀩cient access for cartridge replacement.
The system should be mounted with 3
inches to the botton of the system.
yDO NOT mount the system above an electrical outlet.
yMount the system before the consumable water
ltration processes.
yPlan your mounting accordingly.
1. Secure the Mounting Bracket and Stando󰀨 (provided) into
wall studs with heavy duty hardware capable of supporting
at least 25 lbs. (Mounting hardware not supplied)
2. With the mounting bracket securely mounted to the wall,
insert the lter head on the wall bracket noting the inlet and
outlet and directional arrow on the head (Figure 5).
3. Attach the adaptor to the lter head inlet, nger tight only.
Do not use pipe tape or dope on the threads, and do not
use a wrench (Figure 6).
4. Attach the Flush Valve to the outlet port of the lter head,
nger tight only. Do not use pipe tape or dope on the
threads, and do not use a wrench (Figure 6).
5. Attach the hose supplied with the Flush Valve to the valve
outlet.
6. Attach the Water Meter (if available) to the outlet of the
Flush Valve, nger tight only.
7. Attach an adaptor to the outlet of the Water Meter (if
available), nger tight only.
8. Connect the inlet to the water supply. It is recommended
that an inlet shut-o󰀨 valve (not provided) be installed ahead
of the lter system.
9. Connect the outlet of the lter system to the water using
equipment.
10. Unwrap the lter cartridge and remove the protective cap.
Mark the date of installation on the lter cartridge label.
11. Install the lter cartridge into the lter head. When viewed
from above the head, turn the cartridge counter-clockwise
into the thread of the lter head. The cartridge will come to
a stop when fully installed.
12. Open the inlet valve and let water enter the lter head and
cartridge.
13. Open the Flush Valve and let water out the Flush Valve
hose into a bucket. Flush at least 4 gallons (15 L), until the
water outler is clear and free of air bubbles. Do not
consume or use this ush water.
CAUTION
DO NOT use the Rinse Valve for consumable water.
14. Close the Flush Valve and look for leaks at all ttings.
Figure 5. Attaching the Filter Head to Wall Bracket
Filter Head Wall Bracket Standoff
Water Meter
(Optional)
Flush Valve
Flow Direction Arrow
Inlet Outlet
Hose
Filter Head Blend Setting
Indicator
Adaptor
Figure 6. Adaptor and Flush Valve Attached
to Filter Head
Figure 7. Filter Head Attached to Water Meter

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Installation (Cont.)
Determine the Filter Capacity and the Blend
Setting
The blend setting and the lter capacity are based on the
carbonate hardness of the drinking water and the end use of
the lter system.
Determine the carbonate hardness by using the Carbonate
Hardness Test Kit (provided).
CARBONATE HARDNESS TEST KIT INSTRUCTIONS
1. Fill the included vial with 10mL of unltered water (Figure
8).
2. Use included CARBOTEST dropper bottle to determine the
carbonate hardness.
3. Add one drop at a time, swirling the water beween each
drop, until the water changes from blue to red. The number
of drops equals the carbonate hardness.
Set the blend (Figure 9), based on the determined carbonate
hardness and referring to the appropriate use in the Tables on
pages 12 and 13.
There are four possible settings for the blend (Figure 10). The
blend can be changed easily by twisting the cap on top of the
lter head. Turn the cap either clockwise or counter-clockwise
until the mark on the head points to the blend number. Allow the
cap to snap into position at the chosen setting.
Make a note of the chosen blend setting by recording the
setting on the lter cartridge level.
The Tables will also show a capacity that can be used to set the
Water Meter (if available). Follow the instructions with the Water
Meter for setting the meter.
10 ml
A
1x = 1 °KH
Figure 8. Carbonate Hardness Test Kit
Figure 9. Filter Head
Figure 10. Top View of Filter Head
Blend
Setting
Dial
Blend
Settings
Bypass Adjustment (0, 1, 2, or 3)

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Sanitizing the System and Lines
The system and downstream plumbing should be sanitized
every six months. The plumbing must be sanitized to eliminate
possible contamination that may have occurred during the
installation process.
One ounce (30 ml) of liquid chlorine bleach (regular bleach,
unscented 5.25 % - 6 % sodium hypochlorite) or Kay-5 sanitizer
solution (Sodium Dichloro-s-Triazinetrione Dihydrate, 6%) or
equivalent can be used to sanitize the plumbing.
The Kay-5 sanitizer solution is made by dissolving a 1 oz.
packet of Kay-5 powder in 2 oz. (60 ml) of clean warm water.
This can be done by removing 1 inch from the top of the Kay-5
packet and adding the 2 oz. of warm water to the packet. Mix
with a co󰀨ee stirrer to dissolve. When added to the system, this
will create a 60-100 ppm chlorine solution.
NOTE: Follow the handling and safety instructions
supplied with the sanitizer.
1. Follow the steps for rinsing the system in the Installation
section.
2. Turn o󰀨 the water to the system.
3. Open a faucet or tap closest downstream to the
system outlet. Allow the system and outlet plumbing to
drain.
4. Disconnect the outlet plumbing and pour the sanitizer into
the outlet water line using a cup or funnel. Be sure to wear
protective gear and be careful not to spill the sanitizer onto
clothing or skin.
5. Reconnect the outlet plumbing
6. Slowly turn on the water supply to the system, and allow
water to ow through the system and out the open faucet or
tap until the smell of sanitizer is present.
7. Close the faucet or tap.
8. Let the system stand without water ow for at least 15
minutes to allow the sanitizer to sanitize the plumbing.
9. After 15 minutes without water ow, open the faucet or
tap and allow water to ow through the system until the
presence of sanitizer is gone. Open all other faucets or
taps in line with the system to ush any remaining sanitizer
from the plumbing.
10. Close all faucets and taps. The system is now ready to use.
Replacing and Rinsing the Cartridge
1. Turn o󰀨 the water to the system by closing the Inlet Ball
Valve.
2. Open the Rinse Valve and allow the system to drain.
3. Unscrew the cartridge from the head. When viewed
from above the head, turn the cartridge clockwise. The
cartridge will come free of the head when it reaches the
end of the threads.
4. Check the carbonate hardness of the inlet water
using the Carbonate Hardness Test Kit. Conrm that
the setting on the head is still appropriate. Adjust as
necessary.
5. Unwrap the new lter cartridge and remove the
protective cap. Mark the date of installation on the lter
cartridge label.
6. Install the lter cartridge into the lter head. When
views from above the head, turn the cartridge counter-
clockwise. The cartridge will come to a stop when fully
installed.
7. Open the inlet valve and let water enter the lter head
and cartrdige.
8. Open the Flush Valve and let water out the Flush Valve
hose into a bucket. Flush at least 4 gallons (15 L), until
the water outlet is clear and free of air bubbles. Do not
consume or use this ush water.
9. Close the Flush Valve and look for leaks at all ttings.
The system is now ready for use.
CAUTION
DO NOT use the Rinse Valve for consumable water.

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Troubleshooting Chart
Maintenance
ERROR CAUSE ACTION
Water supply out of the lter
is stopped
Water supply in general is stopped or a
valve is closed
Open and check all the valves
Filter cartridge is not mounted properly in
the lter head
Loosen the lter cartridge by turning the lter
cartidge 180 degree clockwise and tighten the
lter cartridge again
Wrong mounted lter head Check the ow direction of the water according to
the arrow, change the ow direction if necessary
Low ow rate System pressure is too low check the system pressure
Integrated shut-o󰀨 in the lter
head is leaking (while the
lter cartridge is removed)
Particles within the integrated shut-o󰀨 Rinse the system with installed lter
Scew connection between
the tting is leaking
Sealing is defective Check the sealing, if necessary replace the
sealing
Air bubbles System isn't purged completely Repeat the purging/rinsing process
Turbid/white water Generation of small bubbles of carbon acid After 5 minutes the turbidity is vanished
completely
Heater, boiler are not enough
protected against lime scale
Wrong chosen blend setting, lter capacity is
reached/passed
Check the hardness blend setting and the lter
capacity
Water meter display ashing Gallon capacity has been exceeded Change lter cartridge; reset meter
Water meter display ashing
low battery
Battery needs replacing Replace battery in meter
Drinking water is food Therefore, please handle the lter system hygienicaly. Clean the lter system regularly with a wet
cleaning rag. Keep everything clean especially if the lter cartridge has to be replaced. Avoid the
usage of alcohol based cleaners, acidic and strong chemicals.
Leak-proof Check daily
Checking the hoses/piping Regular inspection, hoses/piping should not be squeezed or bent, replace squeezed/bent hoses/
piping.
Shut down After a shut down of more than two days, the cartridge has to be rinsed with a least 1.1-1.3 US
gallons (4-5 Litres) of water.
Replacement of the lter
cartridge
At least after 12 months independent of the remaining capacity, also after a shut down of more
than 4 weeks
Replacement of the lter
head
After 5 years
Water meter (if installed) Check display for gallon reading (display shows gallons remaining before changeout).
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Table 1: Espresso Machines Table 2: Tea and Co󰀨ee Brewers
[max temperature 203°F (95°C)]
ppm
CaCO3
Grains per
US gallon
(GPG)
Blend
setting
Filter capacity
HRS-200
US gallons
(Liters)
71 4 3 9,511 (36,000)
89 5 3 7,609 (28,800)
107 6 3 6,341 (24,000)
125 7 3 5,435 (20,571)
143 8 3 4,756 (18,000)
161 9 3 4,227 (16,000)
178 10 3 3,804 (14,400)
196 11 3 3,459 (13,091)
214 12 3 3,170 (12,000)
232 13 3 2,927 (11,007)
250 14 3 2,717 (10,296)
267 15 3 2,536 (9,600)
285 16 3 2,378 (9,000)
303 17 3 2,238 (8,471)
321 18 3 2,114 (8,000)
339 19 3 2,002 (7,579)
356 20 3 1,902 (7,200)
374 21 3 1,812 (6,857)
392 22 3 1,729 (6,545)
410 23 3 1,654 (6,261)
428 24 3 1,585 (6,000)
445 25 2 1,364 (5,164)
463 26 2 1,312 (4,966)
481 27 2 1,263 (4,782)
499 28 2 1,218 (4,611)
517 29 2 1,176 (4,452)
534 30 2 1,137 (4,303)
> 534 >30 2 1,034 (3,912)
ppm
CaCO3
Grains per
US gallon
(GPG)
Blend
setting
Filter capacity
HRS-200
US gallons
(Liters)
71 4 3 7,926 (30,000)
89 5 3 6,341 (24,000)
107 6 3 5,284 (20,000)
125 7 3 4,529 (17,143)
143 8 3 3,963 (15,000)
161 9 3 3,523 (13,333)
178 10 3 3,170 (12,000)
196 11 2 2,584 (9,781)
214 12 2 2,369 (8,966)
232 13 2 2,186 (8,276)
250 14 2 2,030 (7,685)
267 15 2 1,895 (7,172)
285 16 1 1,503 (5,690)
303 17 1 1,415 (5,355)
321 18 1 1,336 (5,057)
339 19 1 1,266 (4,791)
356 20 1 1,203 (4,552)
374 21 1 1,145 (4,335)
392 22 1 1,093 (4,138)
410 23 1 1,046 (3,958)
428 24 1 1,002 (3,793)
445 25 1 962 (3,641)
463 26 1 925 (3,501)
481 27 1 891 (3,372)
499 28 1 859 (3,251)
517 29 1 829 (3,139)
534 30 1 802 (3,034)
> 534 >30 1 729 (2,759)
Blend Setting Tables

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Table 3: Combi-oven, Blend "1" Table 4: Combi-oven, Blend "0"
ppm
CaCO3
Grains per
US gallon
(GPG)
Blend
setting
Filter capacity
HRS-200
US gallons
(Liters)
71 4 1 6,013 (22,758)
89 5 1 4,810 (18,206)
107 6 1 4,008 (15,172)
125 7 1 3,436 (13,004)
143 8 1 3,006 (11,379)
161 9 1 2,672 (10,114)
178 10 1 2,405 (9,103)
196 11 1 2,186 (8,275)
214 12 1 2,004 (7,586)
232 13 1 1,850 (7,002)
250 14 1 1,718 (6,502)
267 15 1 1,603 (6,069)
285 16 1 1,503 (5,689)
303 17 1 1,415 (5,355)
321 18 1 1,336 (5,057)
339 19 1 1,266 (4,791)
356 20 1 1,203 (4,552)
374 21 1 1,145 (4,335)
392 22 1 1,093 (4,138)
410 23 1 1,046 (3,958)
428 24 1 1,002 (3,793)
445 25 1 962 (3,641)
463 26 1 925 (3,501)
481 27 1 891 (3,371)
499 28 1 859 (3,251)
517 29 1 829 (3,139)
534 30 1 802 (3,034)
> 534 >30 1 729 (2,758)
ppm
CaCO3
Grains per
US gallon
(GPG)
Blend
setting
Filter capacity
HRS-200
US gallons
(Liters)
71 4 0 5,466 (20,690)
89 5 0 4,373 (16,552)
107 6 0 3,644 (13,793)
125 7 0 3,124 (11,823)
143 8 0 2,733 (10,345)
161 9 0 2,429 (9,196)
178 10 0 2,186 (8,276)
196 11 0 1,988 (7,524)
214 12 0 1,822 (6,897)
232 13 0 1,682 (6,366)
250 14 0 1,562 (5,911)
267 15 0 1,458 (5,517)
285 16 0 1,367 (5,173)
303 17 0 1,286 (4,868)
321 18 0 1,215 (4,598)
339 19 0 1,151 (4,356)
356 20 0 1,093 (4,138)
374 21 0 1,041 (3,941)
392 22 0 994 (3,762)
410 23 0 951 (3,598)
428 24 0 911 (3,448)
445 25 0 875 (3,310)
463 26 0 841 (3,183)
481 27 0 810 (3,065)
499 28 0 781 (2,956)
517 29 0 754 (2,854)
534 30 0 729 (2,759)
> 534 >30 0 663 (2,508)
Blend Setting Tables

HRS SERIES
14 P/N 1011556 Rev A 08/19
®
Item
No.
Part # Description Qty.
17000967 Filter Cartridge 1
22180373 Filter Head 1
32190230 Adaptor 2
42170145 Flush Valve 1
5Comes with
head 2180373 Wall Bracket 1
6 Wall Bracket Side
View
1
72180374 Stando󰀨 1
82140188 Carbonate Hardness
Test Kit
1
1
2
3
4
8
5
76
Components

HRS SERIES
15
P/N 1011556 Rev A 08/19
®
Notes

®
India Facility
Antunes NADI Manufacturing
India Pvt. Ltd.
57-58 Thattankulam Road,
Madhavaram
Chennai, India 600060
Limited Warranty
Equipment manufactured by Antunes) has been constructed of the finest materials available and
manufactured to high quality standards. These units are warranted to be free from defects in materials and
workmanship for a period of one year from date of purchase under normal use and service, and when installed
in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations*. The filtration cartridge is warranted under the same
terms and conditions.
*To ensure continued proper operation of the units, follow the maintenance procedure outlined in the Owner’s
Manual.
1. This warranty does not cover failures due to improper system installation, defects caused by improper storage
or handling prior to placing of the equipment into service. This warranty does not include overtime charges or
work done by unauthorized service agencies or personnel. This warranty does not cover normal maintenance,
calibration, or regular adjustments as specified in operating and maintenance instructions of this manual, and/or
labor involved in moving adjacent objects to gain access to the Equipment.
2. Antunes reserves the right to make changes in design or add any improvements on any product. The right
is always reserved to modify equipment because of factors beyond our control and government regulations.
Changes to update equipment DO NOT constitute a warranty charge.
3. If shipment is damaged in transit, the purchaser should make a claim directly upon the carrier. Careful
inspection should be made of the shipment as soon as it arrives and visible damage should be noted upon
the carrier’s documentation. Damage should be reported to the carrier. This damage is not covered under this
warranty.
4. THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED
OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, EACH OF WHICH IS HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. THE REMEDIES
DESCRIBED ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN NO EVENT SHALL ANTUNES BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR THE BREACH OR DELAY IN PERFORMANCE OF
THIS WARRANTY.
5. Prices and specications are subject to change without notice.