KDF-GAC30/1 Alternative Water Filter by Hydronix ICFK5567JJ

Refresh your drinking water with this Hydronix inline replacement filter, combining granular activated carbon (GAC) and KDF media to reduce chlorine taste and odour. Its compact inline design suits compatible underbench drinking-water systems, ice makers and reverse osmosis setups.

Key features

• GAC and KDF filtration: Combines activated carbon with KDF media for drinking-water filtration.
• Improved taste and odour: Helps reduce unwanted chlorine taste and smell.
• Quick-connect fittings: Connects to compatible 1/4-inch tubing for straightforward cartridge replacement.
• Inline design: Installs in the water line of a compatible filtration system or appliance.

Specifications

• Brand: Hydronix
• Filter media: Granular activated carbon (GAC) and KDF
• Connections: 1/4-inch quick-connect

Check compatibility before ordering

Offered as an alternative for KDF-GAC 30/1 applications. Other replacement references listed for this product include EWMTRC1, MPP, UB2HK1P, PC-2HK-1, EPC 2HK 1 and WSF-100.

Reference names alone do not guarantee a fit. Check your existing cartridge label, tubing size, connection type and available space before ordering. Contact NZ Pump And Water Filters if you need help matching your replacement.

Installation and flushing

1. Turn off the water supply and release pressure before disconnecting the existing cartridge.
2. Position the new filter so the flow-direction arrow follows the direction of water flow.
3. Push compatible tubing firmly into each quick-connect fitting until fully seated.
4. Before connecting the outlet to an appliance, flush the cartridge into a suitable container for a few minutes to clear carbon dust. Follow the specific instructions supplied with the filter.
5. Complete the installation, slowly restore the water supply and check all connections for leaks.

To disconnect: Turn off the water and release pressure, then press the release collar towards the fitting while pulling the tubing out.

Pressure protection: A pressure-limiting valve must be installed if excess pressure or water hammer is possible.