Price : $15.39Culligan HF-150A 3/4-Inch Whole House Sediment Water Filter
Product Details
Product Dimensions:
13.2 x 5.5 x 5.5 inches
- Shipping Weight: 2.7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- Origin: China
- Product Code: B0000DH4LN
- Item model number: HF-150A
- Average Customer Review:3.8 out of 5 stars style="margin-left:-3px">See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
- Extends life of washing machines, hot water heaters, and other water-using household appliances
- Quick and easy to install
- Durable opaque housing
- 3/4-inch inlet/outlet for installation on main cold water line
- 5-year limited warranty
- Reduces amount of dirt, sand, and silt in pipelines
- Allows for quick and easy installation with 3/4-inch inlet/outlet
- Features a sturdy O-ring that prevents leaks and clogging
- Prolongs the life of your water-using household appliances
- Five-year limited warranty
Product Features
Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
The Culligan Whole-House Sediment Water Filter ensures your family will have a clean, fresh water supply. By attaching the filter to your cold water line, you can remove dirt, sand, and silt from your home's pipelines. A unique self-cleaning O-ring prevents leaks and clogging, while an integrated pressure relief valve allows for easy cartridge changes. Able to accept most water filter cartridges (sold separately), the Culligan Filter Housing will work to extend the life of all your water-using household appliances.
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 Featuring a 3/4-inch inlet/outlet, this water filter housing is easy to install. |
The Culligan Whole-House Sediment Water Filter Housing makes sure your family has a clean, fresh water supply throughout the house. This filtration system works to reduce dirt, sand, and silt buildup in plumbing lines. Your kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, and outdoor water comes out clean and fresh to help keep your family healthy.
Inlet/Outlet for Easy Installation
A 3/4-inch inlet and outlet allows you to quickly install the filter on your main, cold water line. The water filter (sold separately) will remain safe and secure inside the opaque housing--the integrated pressure relief valve allows you to easily change the cartridges when needed. For further convenience, the dynamically sealing, self-cleaning O-ring around the housing protects against leaks and clogging, letting your filter work without damaging the cartridge.
Prolongs the Lives of Your Water-Using Appliances
Humans aren't the only ones who benefit from clean water--machines also run more smoothly, and longer, when the water they take in is fresh and dirt free. Because the Sediment Water Filter Housing limits the amount of dirt and grime introduced into your appliances, your home's water-using devices are likely to last longer and perform at their best.
The Culligan HF-150 Whole House Sediment Water Filtration Housing is backed by a manufacturer's limited five-year warranty.
Culligan Filtration: Providing Families with Clean, Healthy Water
A recognized leader in water filtration and softening products and solutions, Culligan offers filtration and treatment solutions available for all parts of the household. Culligan's drinking-water and working-water filtration systems help solve tough water problems to give you clean, clear water for your entire home.
What's in the Box
Culligan HF-150 Whole House Water Filtration Housing; 3/4-inch FIP outlet and inlet; and instructions.
Customer Reviews
See all 9 customer reviews
There's one flaw that makes the Culligan HF-150A unusable, at least for me: The NPT threads for the inlet and outlet are cut incorrectly and do not work well with standard fittings.As everyone knows, NPT threads are cut on a taper, so that the pieces snug into each other as you tighten. Both threads on this filter are cut too large. When you try to screw in standard NPT compression fittings, the fittings bottom out before becoming acceptably snug. (I wasn't even using a wrench; I was tightening them by hand!)I discovered this while I was dry fitting everything, and without thread tape. However, several professional plumbers at the local plumbers' supply house agreed that all was not right with this unit. They tell me that one would expect that the fittings should get snug well before bottoming out, even without thread tape.One plumber at the supply house suggested I kludge it with LOTS of thread tape, and maybe a water hose gasket; others suggested trashing this unit and getting a "good" one. Not wanting to kludge or experiment, I went with the latter suggestion ditched this filter.Note: The instructions talk about using a "BF-34" fitting kit to install this. Perhaps the only fittings that work with this are the BF-34 fittings. I don't know. As I said above, I gave up on this filter.Whatever filter you end up using, I suggest putting a cut-off valve on *BOTH* sides of it; that will make filter changes much easier. Being able to isolate the filter on both sides, you won't have to turn off the water supply on the inlet, and won't have the rest of the plumbing draining on your face through the outlet.Caveat emptor.
