10″ Undersink Catalytic Carbon Water Filter | Advanced Contaminant Reduction

Greenfield Water 10″ Undersink Catalytic Carbon Filter

features advanced catalytic carbon media designed to help reduce chlorine,

chloramines, unpleasant tastes and odors, and selected organic contaminants

in household drinking water.

Made in Germany, this specialty filter combines the adsorption

properties of activated carbon with enhanced catalytic activity for

additional water treatment applications.

Designed for compatible 10″ undersink filter housings,

this replacement cartridge provides targeted filtration directly

at the point of use, where drinking and cooking water is needed most.

IMPORTANT: FILTER COMPATIBILITY

This listing is for one 10″ undersink catalytic carbon

replacement cartridge. The housing is not included.

Please confirm compatibility with your existing undersink

filtration system before ordering.

This filter is not intended for gravity filtration systems

or larger 10″ Big Blue housings.

Key Features & Benefits

• Advanced catalytic carbon: Combines adsorption and catalytic treatment properties.

• Chlorine reduction: Helps improve the taste and odor of drinking water.

• Chloramine treatment: Catalytic carbon is commonly used to reduce chloramines under suitable conditions.

• Selected organic contaminants: May help reduce certain organic compounds and disinfection byproducts.

• Hydrogen sulfide treatment: May help address sulfur-related odors when water chemistry and contact time are suitable.

• Specialty filtration media: Original product literature references particulate filtration down to 1 micron; the finished cartridge rating should be confirmed.

• Point-of-use filtration: Designed for compatible undersink drinking water systems.

• Made in Germany: Manufactured using specialized water treatment media.

How Catalytic Carbon Works

Catalytic carbon is a specialized form of activated carbon

that combines physical adsorption with enhanced catalytic activity.

Its porous structure provides surface area for adsorbing

certain dissolved organic compounds, while its catalytic

properties help facilitate chemical reactions involved

in treating chlorine and chloramines.

Compared with conventional activated carbon, catalytic carbon

can offer advantages for certain contaminants, particularly

chloramines, when used under appropriate conditions.

Actual performance depends on water chemistry, contaminant

concentration, flow rate, contact time, and cartridge design.

Contaminant Reduction Applications

Catalytic carbon is commonly used to address several

drinking water quality concerns, including:

• Chlorine

• Chloramines

• Unpleasant tastes and odors

• Selected organic contaminants

• Certain disinfection byproducts, including some trihalomethanes

• Hydrogen sulfide under suitable treatment conditions

The original media literature also discusses potential applications

involving arsenic compounds, chromium, copper, cyanide, fluoride,

lead, mercury, selenium, and other contaminants.

Important: These broader applications do not establish

verified reduction performance for this specific undersink cartridge.

Some contaminants require specialized media or additional

treatment stages.

For concerns involving arsenic, fluoride, lead, or other

health-related contaminants, we recommend selecting treatment

based on verified performance data and your water test results.

Specifications & Compatibility

• Product: Undersink Catalytic Carbon Replacement Filter

• Cartridge Length: 10″

• Application: Point-of-use drinking water filtration

• Media: Catalytic activated carbon

• Housing Compatibility: Compatible 10″ undersink housings

• Country of Manufacture: Germany

• Quantity: One replacement cartridge

Housing not included.

The exact cartridge diameter, particulate rating, and operating

specifications should be confirmed against your existing system.

Installation & Replacement

This filter is designed for installation in a compatible

10″ undersink filtration housing.

Before replacing your cartridge, turn off the water supply

and relieve pressure according to your system instructions.

Remove the existing cartridge, inspect the housing and seal,

and install the replacement filter.

After installation, flush the filter according to the

applicable cartridge instructions and check for leaks.

Replacement frequency depends on water quality, household

consumption, flow rate, and contaminant loading.

For best results, follow your system’s recommended maintenance

schedule and verify performance through water testing when

addressing specific contaminants.

Custom Water Filtration Recommendations

Every water supply is different. At Greenfield Water Solutions,

we help customers select filtration options based on their

individual water quality concerns.

Municipal Water Customers: Send us your service

address or available water quality report. We can review

publicly available information and discuss suitable

filtration options.

Private Well Customers: Sen…