Filtration systems are tailored to suit individual applications dependant on the level of filtration required. Single housings provide an effective one stage process, used to target specific contaminants, for example, bulk solids, sediment or organics. Two-stage systems are implemented when an extensive secondary filter, such as a fine filtration or water treatment cartridge, benefits from prefiltration, prolonging service life. If applications demand a full filtration cascade, a three-stage system is recommended, which delivers a spatial and economic solution.

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Frequently asked questions

A housing system is a pre-assembled, multi-stage unit with several housings built in-line, complete with inlet/outlet ports, mounting brackets, and often a pressure gauge — rather than plumbing individual housings together yourself, the sequential stages come as one coordinated, ready-to-install unit.

It saves you the work of sourcing and plumbing individual housings together for a multi-stage treatment train (for example, sediment then carbon then a fine polish), and gives a more compact, professionally engineered installation with consistent sealing and mounting across all stages.

Systems are available in different stage configurations to suit different treatment needs — check the specific product listing for how many housings are included and what cartridge types each stage is designed to accept.

This depends on what you're treating for — a common configuration is a coarser sediment cartridge in the first stage followed by a carbon block for taste and chlorine in a later stage, but the right combination depends on your water. Tell us your water condition and treatment goal and we can help specify each stage.

Many do — a pressure gauge lets you monitor pressure differential across the system, which is the clearest sign a cartridge stage needs changing. Check the specific product listing to confirm what's included.