
UF - HF (Ultra Fine Hollow Fibre) filtration is wide spread in commercial applications, where they can be
backwashed and re-used. However given the domestic nature of residential drinking water filtration,
backwashing isn’t viable - particularly now that the prices for this type of filtration have dropped to
reasonable values. The price drop is all thanks to the ever growing demand of this revolutionary new filtration
option.
The in-line version has a multitude of applications from retrofitting to standard twin system or stand-alone
filtering for camper van, caravan, and motor homes. This filter delivers safe water regardless of the water
supply it is being used on at the time. This is not reverse osmosis so there is no waste water but you still
obtain 0.1 micron filtering.
We have designed these in an "outside -in” direction so the life of the filter is enormously extended, but like
all filtration the dirtier the water, the faster the cartridge will expire.
Features:
Filters to 0.1 Micron
Blocks Giardia and Crypto (which are commonly found in tank & non-municipal supplies)
Available to fit 10" x 2.5" Housings (Standard Aus. size)
May eliminate the need for costly U/V Light Systems
No waste water produced (unlike Reverse Osmosis Systems)
Disclaimer....
Although every effort has been made to qualify the manufactures claims of a 0.1 micron rating.
We need to advise that this is an uncertified nominal rating, and as such, re-sellers, agents and distributors
are not to be held responsible for ill health relating to a performance of this hollow fibre cartridge when used
as the sole defence against bacteria, viruses or cysts.
Installation of Water Supply Connector
NB. Any connection put into a mains supply should be done by a licensed plumber.
1. Turn off the water connection under your sink or the main water supply. Open the tap to release the
pressure.
2 The PLV is an inline application. Place the PLV inline from the water supply to the first filter. This will provide
480 kpa protection to the filter system.
(Refer to the picture provided below that shows the chrome adaptor block with the brass ball valve tap
screwed into it –then leading to a PLV if supplied)