GE GXSL03C - Manual (Page 3)

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Specification guidelines.
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Many bad tastes and/or odors are removed from water using activated carbon
filter cartridges. They are most often used to remove a chlorine taste and odor.
They can also reduce other undesirable elements from drinking water supplies,
such as organic chemical contaminants and lead.
NOTE: Small amounts of hydrogen sulfide (noticeable as “rotten egg” odor) may
be reduced by taste and odor filters for a short time, but the carbon media is
quickly exhausted. Other water conditioning equipment is usually required for
the continuous treatment of hydrogen sulfide.
For Model GXSL03C (rev. 2)
FXSLC (rev. 2) Filter Set
(600-Gallon Capacity)
Filter I – White with no
end caps
Filter II – White with
yellow end caps
• Reduces dirt, rust and
sediment
• Reduces unpleasant
tastes and odors
• Reduces Chlorine:
Taste and Odor
• Reduces Lead
• Reduces Asbestos
• Reduces Mercury
• Reduces Atrazine
• Reduces filterable cysts
(such as
cryptosporidium
and giardia)
• Reduces Lindane
(a pesticide)
• 0.5–1 micron nominal
particulate reduction
For Model GXSV10C
FXSVC (rev. 2) Filter Set
(600-Gallon Capacity)
Filter I – White with
green end caps
Filter II – Gray
• Reduces dirt, rust and
sediment
• Reduces unpleasant
tastes and odors
• Reduces Chlorine:
Taste and Odor
• Reduces Lead
• Reduces Asbestos
• Reduces Mercury
• Reduces filterable cysts
(such as
cryptosporidium
and giardia)
• Reduces Volatile
Organic Chemicals
(VOCs)
• 0.5–1 micron nominal
particulate reduction
Minimum - Maximum Supply Water Pressure – 40–125 pounds per square inch (psi)
Minimum - Maximum Supply Water Temperature – 40°–100°F
Inlet - Outlet – 3/8 ″ NPT, fittings and tubing included
Rated Service Flow – 0.6 gpm (GXSL03C [rev. 2])
0.6 gpm (GXSV10C)
Depending on the treatment needed for a specific water supply, the water filtration system
can be customized using any combination of the preceding filter cartridge sets.
The Water Filtration system uses two filter cartridges.
This system conforms to ANSI/NSF 42 and 53 for the specific performance
claims as verified and sustained by test data.