Excelpure - Jumbo Water Filters

Are Excelpure Jumbo Water Filters Right for You?

Excelpure Jumbo Water Filters offer a high-capacity, efficient solution for sediment removal across various water sources. Designed with pleated polypropylene media, these filters provide extensive surface area for particle capture while maintaining low-pressure drops, contributing to longer service life and fewer replacements. Certified by NSF and FDA, they ensure safe, reliable performance and resist bacterial growth, even in challenging conditions. Their compatibility with standard jumbo housings and availability in multiple micron ratings allow for seamless integration and customization. Reusable and cost-effective, Excelpure filters are ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial applications requiring consistent water clarity and equipment protection.

Why Choose Excelpure Jumbo Water Filters?

Excelpure Jumbo Water Filters stand out for their high-capacity design, ensuring efficient removal of contaminants like sediment, rust, and chlorine while enhancing water taste and purity. Built for durability and long service life, they fit standard housings and are perfect for households or businesses seeking dependable filtration with fewer replacements. Their large surface area supports better flow rates and cleaner water, offering a smart, low-maintenance solution for everyday use. These jumbo water filters are available at our Canadian warehouse. You can also check them out below:

Excelpure 7.75" OD Jumbo Pleated Polypropylene Water Filter

The Excelpure 7.75" OD Jumbo Pleated Polypropylene Water Filter offers high-capacity, long-lasting sediment filtration using pleated polypropylene media for superior particle capture and low-pressure drop. Cleanable and reusable, these filters are cost-effective and compatible with 10", 20", and 30" Jumbo housings from major brands like Harmsco and Watts. Built with 100% virgin polypropylene and free from binders or adhesives, they resist bacteria and meet FDA and NSF standards. Available in various micron ratings, they are ideal for municipal, surface, or well water applications, operating within a wide pH and temperature range for reliable performance.

FAQs

1. Why do Jumbo Water Filters improve water pressure more than regular filters?

Jumbo Water Filters have a larger diameter and greater surface area, which allows water to pass through more freely and reduces resistance, preventing the bottleneck effect that smaller filters often create. This results in a steadier, stronger water pressure throughout your home, even when multiple taps are running simultaneously.

2. Can a Jumbo Water Filter handle hot water, or do I need a special type?

Most standard Jumbo Water Filters are designed for cold water use only, as high temperatures can warp plastic housings and degrade filter media. If you need filtration for hot water lines, like for showers or appliances, you'll need a high-temperature-rated Jumbo filter made from materials like stainless steel or heat-resistant polymers.

3. Is it necessary to install a pressure relief valve with a Jumbo Water Filter system?

Yes, installing a pressure relief valve is highly recommended with Jumbo Water Filters because it helps release built-up pressure inside the housing before opening it for cartridge changes. This prevents potential injury, water spray, or damage to the filter system, especially in high-pressure environments.

4. Can I use multiple Jumbo Water Filters in a series for better purification?

Using multiple Jumbo filters in a series is a common setup called staged filtration. For example, you can install a sediment filter first, followed by a carbon filter, and then a specialty filter for iron or bacteria. This approach targets different contaminants at each stage for cleaner, safer water.

5. What’s the best way to winterize an outdoor Jumbo Water Filter system?

To winterize a Jumbo Water Filter outdoors, first shut off the water supply and open the housing to drain it completely. Remove the cartridge, dry all parts, and store them in a warm area if possible. Use insulation or a filter housing heater to protect the unit from freezing temperatures if it must remain outside.