Dr. Clark Apartment Filter

The Dr. Clark Whole House Filter can often not be installed in apartments because apartments typically don’t let you cut into the plumbing nor do they have a separate hot water heater.

This simple but powerful filter could correctly be called the World’s Largest Shower Filter because no other shower filter contains over 1 cubic feet of coconut carbon.

Feature List:

• Simple to connect
  Connects to shower outlet without the help of a plumber.
  
  
• Simple to operate Provides filtered water to both shower and a water dispenser tank for kitchen.
  You can even connect an outlet to the washing machine.
  
  

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Semi-Automatic and Programmable

The Apartment Filter includes a Computerized Main Control Valve just like the Whole House Filter. However when used in an apartment you need to initiate the backwash manually.

When you receive it the valve is set to 10 minutes backwash plus 6 minutes rinse cycle. This equals 16 minutes total x 4 gallons per minute (GPM) = 64 gallons.

You can reduce the 64GPM water consumption to 40 GPM on the Version 2 Filters by reducing the backwash time to 6 minutes backwash and rinse time to 4 minutes (10 minutes x 4 GPM = 40 gallons per backwash.

 

Parts List for Apartment Filter

1. Water Filter Tank (9” by 48”)
2. Transformer: 1.25A
3. Pre-washed Coconut Carbon in Whole House Filter, 1 cubic foot (inside filter)
4. Tube for backwash outlet
5. Ball valve and tube for water dispenser tank for kitchen
6. Teflon tape
7. Two page Service Manual Card (inside Main Filter Housing)

 

Purity

Specially processed and pre-hot-washed Activated Carbon from Coconut Shells is used as filter medium.

 

Effective Backwash

Since the filter does not contain tightly packed filter media, it back-washes effectively, washing out impurities.

 

Unique Design with Hot Water Cleaning

This is the first filter on the market that takes advantage of the fact that carbon pores expand in hot water allowing for a more effective regeneration.

 

Loose Carbon Media

Only loose carbon can be effectively regenerated. During backwash the carbon media is lifted up and tumbled around in hot water. This is not possible with tightly packed filters. Loose carbon also prevents the formation of “water ways” in the carbon. Water follows the law of least resistance and with time it carves a water way right through your filter. Those waterways are destroyed during backwash.

Fully Automatic:

The filter is fully automatic and performs a Hot Water Backwash every 1 to 99 days (your choice). Dr. Clark recommends every 5 days.

Superior Filtration:

Activated Carbon is known for being the most effective filter medium for organic solvents, such as oils, benzene, and chlorine. Those are the type of toxins Dr. Clark is most concerned with.

Large Filter

The shear quantity of carbon (1 cu ft) contributes to the filters effectiveness.

 

Adjustable Backwash

Water consumption is 40 GPBW per backwash. The backwash time is 6 minutes and rinse time to 4 minutes (10 minutes x 4 GPM = 40 gallons per backwash. Main filter medium (1 quibic ft carbon) does not need to be changed more often than once every 3 to 5 years.

Easy Install

We now have the filter “pre-installed” on a board so that you don’t have to pay your plumber to become confused about how to install it. We have also recently simplified the electronic circuits, making for a “fail-proof” installation.

Complete Coverage

You get rid of toxic elements before the water enters the house. For a full list of these elements and the filters effectiveness on them visit: http://drclarkstore.com/activatedcarbon.html

 

Does Not Create “Hungry Water”

The filter does not take out all your minerals from the water and therefore does not attach to your plumbing system as “hungry water does”.

No Additives

The filter does not add any chemicals to your water.

Many prominent researchers agree with Dr. Clark that chlorine is a killer. It is even defined by the US EPA as a pesticide! Dr. Robert Carlson, a highly accomplished researcher from the University of Minnesota who’s work is sponsored by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, sums it up by claiming, “the chlorine problem is similar to that of air pollution”, and adds that “chlorine is the greatest crippler and killer of modern times!”

 

Plumbers Instructions:

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