Atmos-AIO Iron & Sulphur Water Filter

Description

The Atmos AIO uses the power of atmospheric oxygen to rid your well water of iron, sulphur, and manganese. Say goodbye to stained tubs & toilets, stained laundry, metallic-tasting water, and foul smells when someone has a shower or fills the kitchen sink.

We've leveraged two decades and thousands of customer interactions to design this highly effective and DIY-friendly chemical-free system. The Atmos-AIO is capable of removing high concentrations of contaminants due to its unique media mix:

Katalox Light: The most effective catalytic oxidizing media on the market

Zeolite Sand: Renowned for its particle-capturing capabilities

Calcite + Corosex: Granular media boosts pH to supercharge the filtration process

Filter Gravel: Supports the media bed and offers coarse particle filtration

Tech Specs 

• Media: Katalox Light / Zeolite Sand / Calcite / Corosex / Gravel
  
• 1.1 cubic foot total media volume (31.15 litres)
• 10" x 54" media tank (25.4cm x 137.2cm) for maximum air pocket
• Clack WS1/AIO Control Valve
• Clack Air-Blocker Upper Media Screen
• Choice of 3/4" or 1" Plumbing Connectors
• 15.0 ppm (mg/L) maximum iron + manganese treatment
• 3.0 ppm (mg/L) maximum sulphur treatment
• 8.0 gpm (30.3 lpm) service flow rate
• Factory Programmed (no user programming required)
• Minimum pH: 6.8 for iron + manganese / 7.2 for sulphur
• Approx 92 gallons of water used per backwash

In the Box 

• Box 1:  10"x54" Filled & Capped Media Tank
• Box 2:  Control Valve + Installation Hardware
  
• Box 3:   Supplementary Media + Funnel

Installation Considerations

• System needs to be supplied by a 3/4" or larger supply line
• Water system must operate at 40 psi or greater
• 6.0 GPM sustained flow rate required for proper system backwash
• Max drain line distance is 20 feet

Instructions

• Atmos AIO Installation & Startup Guide

Warranty

• 2 years
  

This warranty is for manufacturer's defects only. Certain control valve components, such as the main piston, seal & spacers, and the brine valve will experience wear and tear during normal usage of the softener and are not covered under the warranty.