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20X or 50X? Do you have the right RODI filters for the right job? | BRStv Investigates

With the rising popularity of using Chloramine (Chlorine + Ammonia) as a disinfectant in municipal water supplies, the risk of contaminating reef tanks with this harmful chemical rises. Standard, low-cost carbon block filters used in a majority of RO/DI systems simply are not designed to remove these toxic Chloramines.


In this BRStv Investigates, Randy revisits the BRS Universal Carbon Block filter test using better technology with our brand new Hach CL17 Chlorine Analyzer. Just as we found in our previous carbon filter experiments, using the right tool for the job goes a long way in ensuring you get the most out of your RO/DI system and ensures those harmful Chloramines do not make their way into your aquarium.


Reverse Osmosis Replacement Filters


Robert Farnsworth
Robert Farnsworth - Author
Senior Website Manager

With over 25 years of experience keeping aquariums of all kinds, Robert has a detailed understanding of advanced aquarium techniques and theory. Working as a professional content creator in the saltwater aquarium industry for over 18 years, his perspective, thoughtfulness for the hobbyist, and a general understanding of the hobby, and industry that surrounds it, allows Robert to write and create digestible content that makes reefing fun and easy.
 

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