How Our Advanced Technology Works
The Filtercon Fresh Whole House Filtration System uses patented Hydromagnetic Technology. This non-chemical conditioning conveniently provides a crisp, clean feel to the water throughout the home from every faucet and shower.
What is inside Filtercon Fresh Family Water Filter System Cylinder?
Made in the U.S.A. Solid Construction
The beautiful shiny outer tank is made of polished stainless steel. The inner tank consists of a Poly Glass pressure tank to hold water and media without imparting flavors. This durable and attractive system may be installed indoors or out (climate permitting). A Variety of Sizes We have a variety of customized systems for both commercial and residential needs. Tim of Carlsbad. Tim is a technical sales manager. He has had our Filtercon system in his homes for over 10 years.
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Water rapidly cycles down through the unit and then up and out for use with little to no waste and no salt or other chemicals
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Why our system back washes
Back washing or regeneration is the process of cleaning the filtration beds on a regular basis. This is what extends the life of our system so long, saving our customers a lot of money long term. Our computerized systems perform this function automatically. There is nothing for the home owner to do except drink Filtercon Fresh Water from every faucet in the house.
Our Systems don't waste water
Go Green with Filtercon. Southern California's drought conditions require everyone to conserve water. Old fashioned water softeners are water hogs. Our expert technicians are skilled at running a drain line to our customers flowers, bushes, trees, lawn etc, automatically watering them so no water is wasted.
"I bought my house in 2010 with a water filtration system. After a few years the system did not work any longer. There was no label on the tank and I could not find who the company was. I already ordered another system from a different co. One day I got a letter from Filtercon Technologies that they can refurbish my system for $1100. I was very excited, canceled the order for the new system that was $4400 called Filtercon Technologies talked to Bill, he was very friendly and within 1 week had my old system refurbished I added a fluoride filler system and under the sink an alkaline reverse osmosis system and still saved around $2000. Daniel did a great job doing the installation. I have great drinking water from every sink in the house. I am very happy with the system and the people that are running the company." ~ Sara A.
in Yorba Linda, CA via Yelp
How to determine the right pipe size
Filtercon units are available in a variety of sizes. We work with you to determine the best size for your building, usage and existing infrastructure. To determine the size of your existing water pipe, get a piece of string about 6" long and find the location of your water supply pipe (either in your garage, side of house or front of house). You will know it's your main supply pipe when you see a shut off valve that shuts off all the water to your home. Strip away a small section of insulation so that you can get at the pipe and wrap the string around it marking the spot at which it meets itself. Then simply unwrap the string and measure how many inches of string was needed to go around the pipe once. This is the circumference of your pipe. Use the table below to find the corresponding size.
For Copper Pipe For Steel or PVC Pipe
2.75” = ¾” pipe 3.25” = ¾” pipe
3.53” = 1” pipe 4.00” = 1” pipe
4.32” = 1 ¼” pipe 5.00” = 1 ¼” pipe
5.10” = 1 ½” pipe 6.00” = 1 ½” pipe
Filtercon units are available in a variety of sizes. We work with you to determine the best size for your building, usage and existing infrastructure. To determine the size of your existing water pipe, get a piece of string about 6" long and find the location of your water supply pipe (either in your garage, side of house or front of house). You will know it's your main supply pipe when you see a shut off valve that shuts off all the water to your home. Strip away a small section of insulation so that you can get at the pipe and wrap the string around it marking the spot at which it meets itself. Then simply unwrap the string and measure how many inches of string was needed to go around the pipe once. This is the circumference of your pipe. Use the table below to find the corresponding size.
For Copper Pipe For Steel or PVC Pipe
2.75” = ¾” pipe 3.25” = ¾” pipe
3.53” = 1” pipe 4.00” = 1” pipe
4.32” = 1 ¼” pipe 5.00” = 1 ¼” pipe
5.10” = 1 ½” pipe 6.00” = 1 ½” pipe