Residential Whole House Water Filtration Systems

Filtercon Model 1054 10″ x 54″ tank, 1.5 cu.ft., 41 lbs. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), standard size hydromagnetic module, double automatic valve, 1″ line built-in bypass, 3/4″ to 1″ line. Standard home system, max. flow 14 gallons per minute (GPM). Great for a home 300-3000 square feet in size.

Filtercon Model 1252 12″ x 52″ tank, 2 cu.ft., 55 lbs. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), one industrial size hydromagnetic module, double automatic valve, (depending on pipe size) 1″ line built-in bypass, 1 1/2″ to 2″ line interval bypass, max. flow 24 gallons per minute (GPM). Perfect for a home 3000-3500 square feet in size.

Filtercon Model 1354 13″ x 54″ tank, 2.5 cu.ft., 69 lbs. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), one industrial size hydromagnetic module, double automatic valve, (depending on pipe size) 1″ line built-in bypass, 1-1/2″ to 2″ line internal bypass, max. flow 30 gallons per minute (GPM). Best option for a home 3500-4500 square feet in size.

Filtercon Model 1465 14″ x 65″ tank, 5.4 cu.ft., 83 lbs. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), one industrial size hydromagnetic module, double automatic valve, (depending on pipe size) 1″ line built-in bypass, 1-1/2″ to 2″ line internal bypass, max. flow 40 gallons per minute (GPM). Designed for a home 4500-6000 square feet in size.

Filtercon Model 1665 14″ x 65″ tank, 6.5 cu.ft., 97 lbs. Granular Activated Carbon (GAC), one industrial size hydromagnetic module, double automatic valve, (depending on pipe size) 1″ line built-in bypass, 1-1/2″ to 2″ line internal bypass, max. flow 49 gallons per minute (GPM). Perfect for a home 6000-12000 square feet in size.

How to determine the right pipe size

Filtercon units are available in a variety of sizes. We work with you to determine the best size for your building, usage and existing infrastructure. To determine the size of your existing water pipe, get a piece of string about 6″ long and find the location of your water supply pipe (either in your garage, side of house or front of house). You will know it’s your main supply pipe when you see a shut off valve that shuts off all the water to your home. Strip away a small section of insulation so that you can get at the pipe and wrap the string around it marking the spot at which it meets itself. Then simply unwrap the string and measure how many inches of string was needed to go around the pipe once. This is the circumference of your pipe. Use the table below to find the corresponding size.

For Copper Pipe	For Steel or PVC Pipe
2.75” = ¾” pipe	3.25” = ¾” pipe
3.53” = 1” pipe	4.00” = 1” pipe
4.32” = 1 ¼” pipe	5.00” = 1 ¼” pipe
5.10” = 1 ½” pipe	6.00” = 1 ½” pipe

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