Value Collection WS-PL-2000025 Cartridge Filter 25 Micron

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-PL-2000025 is a melt-blown, thermally bonded polypropylene cartridge filter designed for plumbing filtration applications. Rated at 25 microns, it captures sediment, rust, and particulate matter before they reach downstream fixtures, appliances, or process equipment. The cartridge measures 20 inches in length with a 2.5-inch outside diameter, fitting standard 20-inch filter housings. It is rated for a maximum working pressure of 60 psi and a maximum flow rate of 5.00 GPM. Plumbers and water treatment technicians install this type of filter as a primary or pre-filter stage in residential and light commercial water systems.

This cartridge filter is suited for residential whole-house sediment filtration, light commercial point-of-entry systems, and pre-filtration stages upstream of water softeners, reverse osmosis units, or water heaters. It handles cold and hot water lines up to 176 degrees F, making it compatible with a range of plumbing configurations. The polypropylene construction resists bacterial growth and does not impart taste or odor to the water supply. Standard installation requires a compatible 20-inch filter housing with a 2.5-inch cartridge bore.

Key Features

• 25-micron melt-blown, thermally bonded polypropylene media for consistent sediment reduction
• Rated up to 60 psi maximum working pressure
• Maximum flow rate of 5.00 GPM for residential and light commercial demand
• Maximum operating temperature of 176 degrees F, suitable for hot and cold water lines
• Full polypropylene construction — core, media, and housing contact surfaces — resists corrosion and bacterial growth
• Standard 20-inch by 2.5-inch form factor fits widely available filter housings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit cartridge for standard 20-inch plumbing filter housings accepting a 2.5-inch outside diameter cartridge.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified water treatment technician. Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before removing the filter housing. Inspect the housing o-ring for wear and replace if necessary to prevent leaks. Follow local plumbing codes for potable water filtration requirements; the IPC and applicable municipal codes may govern filter placement and service intervals.