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• Reduces Sediment, Dirt, & Rust
• Built in By-Pass Valve
• Includes 3 filters and Wrench
• Stainless Steel inserts for easy installation
• NSF Tested & Certified

I previously purchased a Culligan whole house filter for a rental unit, and although there was nothing wrong with it, the Watts unit is superior. The threaded fittings have metal inserts for strength, the filter has a bypass mode, as well as "off", and the general level of quality appears superior to the Culligan.

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I purhased this to replace another filter. Installation was easy and the results have been good. I recommend it. Removing the lower part of the filter to replace the media is a bit difficult as the bottom does''nt turn easily however this is not unusual to this type design.

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I bought this filter to replace an older filter that had a leaking pressure relief valve. The install was easy and the filter works great. The filter wrench is not shown correctly in Amazon''s picture. The actual wrench is a full circle the goes around the filter cup which is better than the C shaped wrench shown. The shutoff/bypass valve is easy to turn even under pressure. The clear filter cup is very usefull. I have well water and I''ve always known my filters don''t last long. Now with the clear filter cup I can see how bad the incoming water is.

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I installed a watts WH filter as above to replace a Sears WH filter. After 6 cartridge changes the "O" ring at the inlet port in the head failed, rendering the filter useless. I contacted Watts Premier and was told taking apart the head would render the warranty void. Since it was inoperative I thought this was a bit of information I didnt need. Taking the head apart , which involved removal of one phillips head screw , is not exactly rocket science. Watts told me the "O" rings were not available from them and they did not manufacture the unit. I was not able to find an exact replacement " O" but was able to make one out of 3/16" round Neoprene stock. If anyone has experienced this problem and can tell me where to get a replacement "O" ring I would appreciate hearing from you. Also Watts failed to tell me the name of the manufacture so I could contact them for parts.

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I have city water.

After all the planning and sweating copper and valves together,

I finally got to the easy part; installation of the filter assembly.

Forget the teflon tape; use pipe dope liberally and select big pipe wrenches. DON''T wrench the housing.

Oh my gosh, the cartidge went orange with rust within just a few seconds!!

I left that cartridge in for a week and upped the frequency of recharges on my seemingly dead water softener.

Without the oily rust in the system, my water softener has been resurected!

If you don''t have one, you need one!