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Drinking water filter with magnesium BLANCO M, 526260
Less limescale. More flavor. Together with the BLANCO faucet, using this filter you can noticeably improve the taste of tap water, allowing you to enjoy it for a long time.
The filter optimizes drinking water. It features patented BWT magnesium technology and through five filtration stages, tap water is transformed into magnesium mineralized water (BWT). It removes particles and substances from the water that worsen the smell and taste, such as chlorine. It also excellently protects against limescale deposits, reduces heavy metal content, and enriches the water with valuable mineral magnesium. The filter is perfect for water filtration in the kitchen, integrated into the BLANCO water system or as a standalone solution.
Technical specifications:
- Filter capacity: 520 liters at 12 °dTH (German total hardness)
- Working pressure: 2-8 bar
- Water inlet temperature (min. - max.): +4 to +30 °C
- Ambient temperature (min. - max.): +4 to +40 °C
- Transport/storage (min. - max.): -20 to +40 °C
- Nominal flow rate: 180 l/h
- Pressure drop at 180 l/h: 0.6 bar
- Recommended use: The filter can only be used with cold water that meets legal requirements for drinking water quality and must be replaced no later than 12 months after installation. Installation must be vertical.
Manufacturer: BLANCO (Germany)
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