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Traditional Standard Housings
Traditional Standard Housings Traditional Standard Housings
Filtration Housings Available to Order

Traditional Standard Housings

The Traditional Standard Housings range is a water-filter housing designed for residential, rural and commercial water-treatment systems. For these installations, it helps deliver cleaner, more consistent water and reliable filtration performance through durable stainless-steel components.
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Applications

  • Space-constrained/compact filtration installations

Key Features

  • Ideal for a wide range of applications, including residential, commercial and industrial
  • Available in 10” and 20”
  • Thick walls for increase strength
  • Optional pressure relief/bleed button on inlet side of cap

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Traditional Standard Housings Technical Data Sheet PDF Traditional Standard Housings Product Flyer PDF

Technical specifications

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Brand Pentair
Model Traditional Standard Series
Equipment Category Filter Housing
Housing Polypropylene (opaque)
Cap Reinforced polyproplene
Button Assembly 300 Series stainless steel, EPDM, and polyproplene
O-Ring EPDM
Temperature Rating 4.4 - 51.7°C (40-125°F)
Maximum Pressure 125 psi (8.6 bar)

Frequently asked questions

What are Traditional Standard Filter Housings used for?
Traditional Standard Filter Housings hold a water filter cartridge as part of a filtration system. They are suitable for a wide range of residential, commercial and industrial water filtration applications.
What are Traditional Standard Filter Housings made from?
These Pentair filter housings are made from durable polypropylene, with a reinforced polypropylene cap. Their thick walls provide added strength for dependable filtration installations.
Does the housing have a pressure-relief button?
Selected Traditional Standard Filter Housings include an optional pressure-relief or bleed button on the inlet side of the cap. This allows pressure inside the housing to be released when changing the filter cartridge.
Why should pressure be released before changing a filter cartridge?
Releasing pressure helps make cartridge changes safer and easier by reducing the pressure held inside the housing before it is opened.

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