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The Water Factory System's SQC 3HF under the counter reverse osmosis unit is a three (3) stage system designed for use on chlorinated or non-chlorinated water supplies. The CUNO SQC 3 HF RO System includes the reverse osmosis activated carbon water treatment assembly with filters, 2 gallon tank, air gap long reach faucet, and installation parts kit. We distribute replacement water filters for the Cuno Water Factory SQC 3HF Reverse Osmosis System. The Cuno SQC 3 HF sanitary quick-change cartridge enables quick, easy changes with no mess. NSF certified and listed.
- Only available for shipping to the contiguous 48 United States
- Genuine OEM Product
Reduces the following contaminants:
- 98.70% of Arsenic
- 98.60% of Cadmium
- 96.80% of Chlorine Taste & Odor
- 99.00% of Copper
- 99.99% of Cysts
- 98.60% of Lead
- 82.10% of Nitrates / Nitrites
- 80% of Radium
- 92.00% of Selenium
- 96.00% of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
- 98.00% of Turbidity
| Used In Brands | Water Factory Systems |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's Id | SQC-3 |
| UPC | 799932638954 |
| Actual Size (in) | 16 inches (height) x 11 inches (width) x 4 1/5 inches (diameter) |
| Actual Size (cm) | 40.64 x 27.97 x 10.668 |
| Media | Thin Film Composite |
| Primary Filter Media | Semi-Permeable Membrane |
| Filter Life (months) | 12 months |
| Micron Rating (Nominal) | 5 |
| Operating Pressure (psi) | 40 - 100 |
| Operating Temperature (°F) | 40 - 100 |
| Warranty Guarantee | 10 Year Warranty |
| Includes | Reverse osmosis activated carbon water treatment assembly with filters, Installation Parts Kit, 2 Gallon Tank, Air Gap long Reach Faucet |
- Cuno Water Factory SQC3HF RO System Stages:
- Stage 1: The 47-55706G2 Filter is a sediment carbon filter used in the first stage.
- Stage 2: The 66-4706G2 TFC Membrane is used for the 2nd stage.
- Stage 3: The 47-55710G2 high capacity activated carbon block is the 3rd stage.
- Cuno SQC 3HF Water Filter Change Intervals:
- The filter change interval will vary due to your water quality and the amount of water used.
