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Offer List: $44.95 With Deal: $44.95 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Refrigerator Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Rusco Spin Down Separator Sand / Sediment Water Filter 20 GPM - PWFSS10, please visit: Great Filter - saves money!! I'm on well water that has a lot of manganese in it. I put two of these "sediment" filters upstream of a Big Blue 20" DGD-2501 filter and they extend the filter element life two of three times. I do use the flushing feature fairly regularly (once a week or more in the rainy season) At first I had 100 and 250 mesh screens in these housings, but have stepped it up to 140 and 500 screens to see if I can extend the filter life even more. I great product that does exactly what I wanted. Running the washing machine is where I really see what's going on. However, if I had to do it over again, I'd get the bigger housing (1.5" inlet & outlet, vice 1") to see if it would increase flow when the screens were getting plugged.

See Products Related To Rusco Spin Down Separator Sand / Sediment Water Filter 20 GPM - PWFSS10: Rusco Rusco Spin Down Separator Sand / Sediment Water Filter 20 GPM This system is ideal for filtering out coarse sediment without the need for cartridge replacement. A polyester screen filters the sediment. Periodically the sediment will need to be removed. This can be done by simply opening the purge valve allowing the sediment to be flushed out via centrifugal action. The polycarbonate transparent sump permits monitoring of trapped sediment. The 1 inch pvc inlet outlet head (slip fit) provides a 20 GPM flow rate. This filter housing is manufactured from the highest quality NSF listed, FDA grade materials. Approximate dimensions 5 inch width x 11 inch length. High impact, molded polyester mesh filter screens. 100 mesh is ideal for domestic well water applications. 24 mesh is ideal for lawn irrigation filtration. 60 and 250 mesh are available for unique applications. Work`s as it should. Seems to work fine. I drain it one time a week. I don`t know why I need more words. How long can you talk about a filter.

Not for heavy clay Concept good, but requires manual clearing. Spinning throws heavy contaminants outward where they sink to the bottom. Lighter material clings to the screen and clogs pores. One I bought had its cartridge screwed on too tight--could not remove to clean except with extreme force of pipe wrench & hammer(light tapping on wrench). If impurities at low enough level that could be handled by a disposable cartridge, this device could extend cartridge life, but if impurities are high then the frequent manual flushes and cleaning can be impractical. A backwashable filter would be preferable in those cases. Will clog with light silt and or fine sand requiring periodic disassembly and cleaning. If particles are coarse sand or larger, this is fine. Otherwise too much manual cleaning and pressure loss.