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Global's
"Kosher Water" Under the Counter Water Purification
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GLOBAL'S
UNDER THE SINK
"KOSHER WATER PURIFIER"
for use with municipal water systems in the HOME,
SCHOOLS or INDUSTRY
Up To 3
Gallons Per Minute Flow Rate.
Global Model
LS3-UC-1P-3GPM
THIS SYSTEM CONTAINS:
One 10-inch "Big Blue" housing with a Global Water
1-Micron filter for removal of parasites (like Giardia & Cryptosporidium), as well as for silt or other flakey material which is greater than 1-micron in size
(i.e.: flaking from pipes) and formulated for the
removal of hazardous chemicals including lead and
chlorine.
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THIS
SYSTEM IS HIGHLY RATED:
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Up to 3 GPM Flow Rate
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Up to 7,500 Gallons Total Flow
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Parasite Removal
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Hazardous Chemical Removal
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INSTALLATION:
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Under the sink, turn off the cold water
connection and disconnect the cold water hose/pipe to the cold water faucet.
- On the top of the purification unit, on each end, there is a label: either INLET or OUTLET.
- Attach the cold water hose/pipe to the INLET side. Be sure to use the proper size fittings and secure tightly. THESE ARE 1/2" (half inch) CONNECTIONS.
- Attach another pipe/hose connection from the OUTLET connection to the cold water faucet under the
sink.
- Turn the cold water back on.
SERVICE:
Based upon normal flow rates for
a typical sink, these filters should last at least three
(3) years.
If, however, there is extensive
pipe flaking, silt or other impediments in the water,
the filter might clog quicker and need to be replaced
earlier. You will know this because the flow rate out of
the faucet will slow down. While the flow is slower, the
quality of the output should not be affected.
CHANGING
THE FILTER:
Turn the cold water flow (under
the counter) off before changing the filters. Using the
plastic "SPANNER WRENCH" which is included, you twist
the housing counter-clockwise, take it off, remove the
old filter (and dispose of it) and replace with a new
filter. Sometimes turning a housing which has been in
use for some time can take a little effort, but they do
come off. To avoid any leaking, be sure to secure them
tightly when putting back. Sometimes, it is more
prudent to also disconnect the water line attachments to
the unit before changing the filters. The whole
process takes only a matter of minutes.
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THIS
SYSTEM COMES IN A "METAL FRAME HOUSING."
The
metal frame housing sits best on the floor.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
This unit is designed for use in MUNICIPAL
systems where they have killed bacteria and viruses
with chlorine. Where chlorine or other bacteria
killers have not been used, a different filter model
is needed.
NOTE: When first using the system, be sure to let
the water flow for five to ten minutes before
drinking to remove "carbon fines". Then during the
first few hours of use, do not be alarmed by the "white milky" look which clears up as the water
sits. That is only the 1-micron air bubbles as the
filters are being purged of air.
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