Doulton SuperCarb 10" Water Filter Candle (S)

aQuatell Part Number
199990

Manufacturer Part Number
W9122021


Doulton Supercarb 10" candle is used for removing sediment, bacteria, cysts, chlorine, pesticides, and other chemicals from a drinking water supply. This candle has a 1/4" diameter X 3/4" long threaded mount and is typically used in pressurized Doulton filter enclosures.

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In The Box

Everything that comes with this product.

1 X 10" SuperCarb Filter Candle

Tech Specs

Everything you need to know about this product:

  • 1/4" mount diameter
  • 3/4" mount length (aka "short" format)
  • 2" diameter X 10" length
  • NSF Standard 42 Certified

More About the Doulton SuperCarb 10" Water Filter Candle (S)

The Doulton SuperCarb filter candle uses the same silver impregnated ceramic shell as the Sterasyl and adds a 1-micron carbon block core. This combination provides filtration of sediment, bacteria, and cysts and also greatly reduces chlorine, pesticides, and many other chemicals that may be found in your drinking water.

This Doulton SuperCarb filter element is typically used in Doulton pressurized filter systems. It is also compatible with the following: Franke, Gary Null, CWR, Triflow, Uniflow, Mountain Fresh, and Mountain Pure MT660 / MT662.

Key Features of the Doulton SuperCarb Candle:

  • 0.9 Micron absolute filtration efficiency
  • > 98% efficiency at 0.2 microns
  • > 90% efficiency at 0.05 microns
  • > 97% Chlorine Reduction
  • > 85% Insecticide & Pesticide Reduction
  • > 50% Trihalomethane and Phenols Reduction
  • > 95% Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons Reduction
  • Silver Impregnated - self-sterilizing to prevent bacterial growth
  • Operating pressure 10 to 125psi
  • Cleanable & Re-Usable

About the Doulton Ceramic Filter Company:

Doulton ceramic water filters have been continually manufactured for over 170 years. The first water filters were manufactured in the early 1800's at Doulton & Co.'s Lambeth location on the Thames River in London, England. At that time Cholera outbreaks were a common occurrence and Doulton water filters soon began to play a vital role in controlling the disease. For his contributions to the field of water purification, Henry Doulton was knighted by King Edward VII and the name "Royal Doulton" was officially endorsed.