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Culligan D-40A Under Sink Replacement Water Filter
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CULLIGAN-D-40
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- The Culligan D-40A carbon block water filter is a 0.5 micron extra fine sediment water filter
- The Culligan D-40A filter cartridge removes greater than 99.95% of Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts
- The Culligan D-40A water filter reduces Lindane and Atrazine (a pesticide and herbicide), mercury, bad taste and odor, sediment, and chloramine
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- The Culligan D-40A carbon block water filter is a 0.5 micron extra fine sediment water filter
- The Culligan D-40A filter cartridge removes greater than 99.95% of Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts
- The Culligan D-40A water filter reduces Lindane and Atrazine (a pesticide and herbicide), mercury, bad taste and odor, sediment, and chloramine
The Culligan D-40A replacement filter reduces extra-fine dirt, sand, sediment, silt, rust particles, and turbidity. The Culligan D-40A water filter removes greater than 97% of lead. The Culligan D-40A water filters reduce bad taste and odor, sediment, and asbestos. Fits in undersink water filter systems. The Culligan D-40A is recommended for use with city and well water supplies. The Culligan D-40A water filter is tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 42/53 in model US-600A and US-600 which means that the Culligan D-40A replacement filter has passed rigorous testing standards.
Note: Culligan has changed the model number of this filter from D-40 to D-40A due to a design change. The contaminant reduction remains the same. The D-40A has a flow restrictor which will reduce the flow rate more than the original D-40. The original D-40 is no longer being manufactured.
Note: Culligan has changed the model number of this filter from D-40 to D-40A due to a design change. The contaminant reduction remains the same. The D-40A has a flow restrictor which will reduce the flow rate more than the original D-40. The original D-40 is no longer being manufactured.
Package Qty | 1 |
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Used In Brands | Culligan |
Manufacturer's Id | D-40A |
UPC | 033663005242 |
Advertised Size (in) | 10 x 2-1/2 |
Actual Size (in) | 9 3/4 inches (length) x 2 1/2 inches (outside diameter) |
Actual Size (cm) | 24.77 x 6.35 |
Outside Diameter (inches) | 2.5 |
Media | Carbon Block |
Primary Filter Media | Carbon Block |
Filter Life (gallons) | 600 |
Filter Life (liters) | 2,271.25 |
Filter Life (months) | 6 months |
Micron Rating (Nominal) | 0⋅5 |
Flow Rate (gpm) | 0.60 |
Flow Rate (lpm) | 2.27 |
Country of Manufacture | United States |
Reduced Contaminants
The CULLIGAN-D-40 reduces the following contaminants:
- Asbestos
- Atrazine
- Bad Taste and Odor
- Chlorine Taste & Odor
- Cysts
- Lead
- Lindane
- Mercury
- Particulates (Class I)
- Sediment
- Turbidity
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Instructions
- The Culligan D-40A under sink water filter life is up to 6 months or 600 gallons, depending on the quality of your water
- The Culligan D-40A should be installed with the end of the filter with the hole, facing up
- If no water is passing through the system, the filter is likely installed upside down
- If the flow restriction in the Culligan D-40A is too great, you can increase the flow rate by drilling a larger hole, where the existing hole is, with a 1/8-inch drill bit