
Made of food-grade material, it is explosion-proof and pressure-resistant, simple and elegant.
A central water purifier is a device used for whole-house water purification, typically installed downstream of the pre-filter, aiming to provide more thorough purification of the entire water supply entering the home. It further absorbs and filters harmful substances such as residual chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria, organic matter, and chemicals in the water through materials such as activated carbon and KDF filter media, significantly enhancing the cleanliness and safety of the water. Additionally, it protects downstream equipment (such as water softeners, RO systems, etc.) from potential damage caused by poor water quality.
Central water purifiers are commonly installed on balconies, in kitchens, or equipment rooms for easy drainage and maintenance.
Made of food-grade material, it is explosion-proof and pressure-resistant, simple and elegant.
Equipped with an intelligent control system, it significantly improves water output efficiency.
It allows users to set time and quantity easily, convenient operation, safe and reliable.
It contains KDF and activated carbon filter material for highly efficient filtration.
It is a high-purity copper-zinc alloy that can remove over 95% of residual chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, and water-soluble heavy metals through redox reactions, and inhibit bacterial growth.
It has a rich microporous structure and a large specific surface area, providing strong adsorption capabilities for organic matter, odors, heavy metals, etc.
Filtration State
The water flows into the activated carbon layer, where it adsorbs and filters out tiny organic matter, residual chlorine, heavy metals, etc., and decolorizes and deodorizes the water to improve its taste. Then the water enters the central flow channel, passing through the KDF filter material to further remove impurities, residual chlorine, heavy metals, hydrogen sulfide, etc., and inhibit bacterial growth.
Backwash State
In the backwash state, the water flow direction is opposite to that during normal filtration. Water enters from the central flow channel, causing the KDF and activated carbon to float. The water flow washes away impurities, silt, and other particles attached to the surface of the filter material from the outside. Impurities and pollutants carried by the reverse water flow are discharged into the sewage discharge pipeline.
Model | CF-M1 | CF-M2 |
Control Valve Type | Automatic filter valve | |
Activated Carbon Capacity | 6 Kg | 12 Kg |
KDF Capacity | 150 g | 300 g |
Fiberglass Tank Size | 1017 | 1035 |
Recommended Flow Rate | ≤ 1.5 T/H | ≤ 3.0 T/H |
Rated Total Purified Water Volume | 38 m³ | 65 m³ |
Applicable Water Temperature | 4–38 °C | |
Applicable Water Source | Municipal tap water | |
Working Pressure | 0.15–0.45 MPa | |
Power Standard | 220V / 110V 50 Hz | |
Inlet and Outlet Size | 3/4" or 1" | |
Drain Outlet Size | Ф18 mm | |
Recommended House Area | 80–110 m² | 100–140 m² |
Product Dimensions (L × W × H) |
332 × 427 × 570 mm | 332 × 427 × 1028 mm |
Outer Box Dimensions (L × W × H) |
345 × 425 × 640 mm | 345 × 425 × 1090 mm |
Installation Dimensions (L × W × H) |
380 × 440 × 580 mm | 380 × 440 × 1040 mm |