Kold-Draft TLC-107097F Ice Maker Water Filter, 4.2 GPM, Double Head with Gauge, Carbon Block Cartridge

SKU: TLC-107097F
$1,052.23

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The Kold-Draft TLC-107097F Nautilus water filter is designed exclusively for ice machine applications. It uses a 0.5-micron carbon block filter and provides a maximum service flow rate of 4.2 GPM.

The dual-head unit includes a pressure gauge and pressure relief valve, with a built-in scale inhibitor. Rated filter life is 6 months or 54,000 gallons, subject to flow, pressure, and local water conditions.

Overall Dimensions:

6.5"W x 18.0"H

Product Weight:

6.25 lb

Dual-head filtration

The unit uses a dual-head configuration and includes a pressure gauge.

Carbon block filtration

The gradient-density carbon block filter is rated at 0.5 micron.

Built-in scale inhibitor

The scale inhibitor is designed into the filters to reduce hardness build-up.

Sanitary quick change

Designed to minimize contamination of the media during filter cartridge changes.

Pressure protection

Includes a pressure gauge and pressure relief valve.

Ice machine application

Designed exclusively for ice machine applications.

Application Ice machine water filtration
Filter Configuration Dual head
Filter Quantity 2
Filter Type Carbon filter / polyphosphate dispensing
Micron Rating 0.5 micron
Maximum Service Flow Rate 4.2 GPM (7.95 LPM)
Rated Filter Life 6 months or 54,000 gallons (204,412 liters)
Operating Pressure 25-125 psi (1.7-8.6 bar)
Operating Temperature 35-100°F (1.7-38°C)
Pressure Gauge Included
Pressure Relief Valve Included
Unit Weight 6.25 lb

Certifications & Compliance

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NSF Certified

Frequently Asked Questions

The maximum service flow rate is 4.2 GPM (7.95 LPM).
The rated filter life is 6 months or 54,000 gallons (204,412 liters).
Yes. The unit includes a pressure gauge and pressure relief valve.
The operating pressure range is 25-125 psi (1.7-8.6 bar), and the operating temperature range is 35-100°F (1.7-38°C).
Replace the cartridge when flow becomes less desirable for proper system operation or before the rated capacity is reached. The literature also recommends changing it at least once annually.
The manufacturer tested the system to ANSI/NSF Standard 42 for the reduction of chlorine taste and odor.

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