Pentair Pentek CBC-10 Carbon Block Water Filter, 10" x 2.5", Bonded Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC), 0.5 Micron, 20,000 Gallon Capacity, Pack of 2

The Pentair Pentek CBC-10 is a bonded powdered activated carbon (PAC) block filter cartridge engineered for effective chlorine taste and odor reduction in potable water systems. With a 0.5 micron nominal rating, the CBC-10 delivers finer filtration than standard carbon block cartridges, capturing sediment and particulates while maintaining over 20,000 gallons of chlorine reduction capacity at a 1 gpm flow rate.The carbon block construction provides enhanced dirt-holding capacity compared to granular activated carbon (GAC) filters, making the CBC-10 suitable as both a standalone filter and a polishing or pre-filter in multi-stage systems. Operating temperature range is 40 to 180 degrees F with an initial pressure drop of less than 20 psi at 1 gpm.The CBC-10 fits any standard 10-inch by 2.5-inch filter housing and is used across residential, food service, commercial, and industrial applications. This 2-pack provides convenient replacement stock. Replace cartridges every 3 to 6 months or when a noticeable drop in water pressure or taste quality occurs. Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for material requirements.

• CLEANER, BETTER-TASTING WATER - Reduces chlorine taste and odor with over 20,000-gallon capacity at 1 gpm, delivering consistent water quality for months before replacement is needed
• ULTRA-FINE 0.5 MICRON FILTRATION - Nominal 0.5 micron rating with 85% or greater particle reduction efficiency captures fine sediment that standard 5 or 10 micron carbon blocks miss
• NSF/ANSI STANDARD 42 CERTIFIED - Certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for material requirements; constructed with polypropylene endcaps, polyolefin wrap, and Santoprene gaskets
• UNIVERSAL STANDARD FIT - Designed for all standard 10" x 2.5" filter housings; works in under-sink systems, multi-stage setups, RO pre-filters, and whole-house applications
• LONG-LASTING 2-PACK VALUE - Replace every 3 to 6 months or when flow rate drops; rated for 40 to 180 degrees F operation with less than 20 psi initial pressure drop at 1 gpm