Adedge Medallion
Arsenic Point of Entry System
Solves Common Water Problems:
Features:
- complete pre-packaged, pre-designed modular system for ease of use
- high performance adsorption media for arsenic and heavy metals
- up to 99% reduction of arsenic (V) and (III) without chemicals
- reduces other heavy metals such as lead, zinc, chromium, and copper
- automatic controls with LCD display / readout
- proven, reliable treatment without hassle of chemicals or brine
- long product life for economical performance.
Note: ph must be between 5.5 and 8.5, iron below 300ug/l, and manganese below 50ug/l
Filter System Benefits
Adedge’s new point of entry (POE) Medallion SeriesTM treatment systems offer a new level of quality and convenience. These packaged residential and light commercial systems, specifically designed for arsenic and other heavy metal treatment, are the culmination of years of experience. The systems can utilize one of sever-several AdEdge adsorption medias, for reliable, simple, and cost-effective treatment. No other technology can compare to its simplicity and ease of use. The medias operate over a wide range of water quality and do not utilize any regeneration chemicals, salts, or other additives. Only periodic backwashing is required. The spent media, upon exhaustion, is easily disposed as non-hazardous waste.
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING…
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We were very pleased with our experience. We love our new RO system. We were buying water before and now it's so much easier to go right to the sink for a good glass of water.
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The system works great and it is very nice to have clear water and it tastes good.
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High quality profile (as pertains to work rather than website) on the Internet.
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Very good. Always got a quick response and people I dealt with were very efficient and accommodating... Safe water = happy family!!
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He treated my issues as if he was the home owner.
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We are very surprised and pleased with the results. We immediately noticed a quality change in the water.
