Regent Carbon 3072
A carbon media filter for Kuwaiti hotels, towers and plant rooms: 11.8 m³ an hour, 180 kg of Centaur 12 × 40 or 175 kg of Filtrasorb 300, for chlorine, chloramine, taste and odour.
What it does.
- 11.8 m³/h service flow, 15.9 m³/h backwash
- 180 kg Centaur 12×40 carbon, or 175 kg Filtrasorb 300
- Metered CE 1.5″ valve: backwash by measured volume, not a clock
- Basic set configured for carbon duty out of the box
- 230 V, 30 W
- Dry weight 95 kg
Typical applications
Regent Carbon 3072 in Kuwait
Kuwaiti building tanks hold water in the heat, and taste is often the first complaint. A carbon bed after the tank removes chlorine, odour and organics for the whole building.
It also protects RO units downstream, which matters in Kuwait because RO is the usual answer to high chloride.
Common questions
Will it remove the tank taste?
In most cases. Carbon is the standard fix for taste and odour.
Does it remove chloride?
No. Chloride is a dissolved salt. Reverse osmosis removes it.
What carbon goes in it?
Centaur 12 × 40 or Filtrasorb 300.
Supplied, installed and serviced in Kuwait
Kuwait's mains water is distilled seawater blended with a little brackish groundwater, then stored in building tanks. Filtration and RO at the point of use deal with taste, chloride and anything the pipes add.
Tell us about your site and how you use water. We specify the system, quote in dinars and install it.
Source: MEW via Oxford Business Group (2018); Alsulaili et al., Journal of Engineering Research 3(1), 2015.
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