The nature of tankless hot water heaters causes the water to heat up instantly which can cause the water to boil and in turn precipitate out suspended solids that may be present in the water supply. This system will eliminate clogging of shower heads and faucets that were once clogged from sediment coming from the tankless hot water heater.
Constructed of glass-reinforced nylon, the high temperature filter housings are an economical alternative to stainless and carbon steel housings. These 3/4" NPT housings can withstand temperatures up to a maximum of 160 degrees F.
- The standard 10" housing is good for 1-3 bathrooms
- The high-flow 20" housing is recommended for 4-6 bathrooms
NOTE: High Temp Housings should not be used with ketones.
NOTE: Protect against freezing to prevent cracking of the filter and water leakage.
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I bought this about a year ago +, had problems with all faucets and showers, wash machine always plugged up. Installed this filter NO issues no plugging up. greatest thing I have done to my house. Yes I do have tankless water heater. Have spare filters all set to go. but have no issues has been installed over a year. same filter element
Date published: 2020-11-06
will this remove surfer smell from water
Asked by: tom jackson
This is just a sediment post filter for after a hot water heater. It will not filter out any smells.
Answered by: Pelican Water
Date published: 2020-07-13
Who would install this Pelican post-filter for our tankless hot water heater? Do I just call a plumber?
Asked by: Ronnie
You could have a local plumber do the installation or in the Austin area we do also offer installation services. You can call our in-home team at 386-469-0145.
Answered by: Pelican Water
Date published: 2020-06-22
Is this needed if you already have a whole home water softener/filter combo? The water going into the tankless should already be filtered no?
Asked by: Lubo68
Because tankless heaters flash heat the water, sediment, dissolved solids and hardness will settle out and create chunks that can clog down stream shower heads and fixtures. Even if you have a water treatment on in front, no system takes 100% of these items out, so it is still recommended to add one of these after a tankless heater.
Answered by: Pelican Water
Date published: 2021-07-12
will it filter out fine particles like sand and grit from well water coming from very old iron pipes?
Asked by: fables
Do you have a schematic of how this whole system works (in order) if I am going to get a complete PSE2000-Pro20 system that treats water pulled from a lake by a pump and also has a propane tankless heater?
Asked by: Greg
1-3 Bath System |
Maximum Temperature |
160 F (71.1 C) High Temperature |
Maximum Pressure |
125 PSI (8.62 bar) |
Max Flow Rate |
8 GPM (10 GPM Peak) |
Filter Housing Size |
5-1/8" x 12-1/2" |
Filter Replacement Size |
2-1/2" x 10" |
Inlet / Outlet |
3/4" |
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4-6 Bath System |
Maximum Temperature |
160 F (71.1 C) High Temperature |
Maximum Pressure |
125 PSI (8.62 bar) |
Max Flow Rate |
12 GPM (15 GPM Peak) |
Filter Housing Size |
5-1/8" x 22-1/4" |
Filter Replacement Size |
2-1/2" x 20" |
Inlet / Outlet |
3/4" |
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- Filter Housing
- Spanner Wrench
- Mounting bracket w/screws
- 10 Micron Post-Filter (10" or 20")
- 3/4" Brass Shutoff valve
- O-ring
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