I'm going to install an outdoor water filter for my new house.Anyone using waterco outdoor filter here? Any recommend?
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May 10 2012, 11:52 AM, updated 9y ago
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I'm going to install an outdoor water filter for my new house.Anyone using waterco outdoor filter here? Any recommend?
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May 10 2012, 12:43 PM
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Was using that before for more than 8 years or so before I changed them after moving house. No problem. Only that the plastic connector at the top cracked due to the sun. Another is that their connectors are slightly bigger in size. So, will need to use the adapter to connect to the water piping.
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QUOTE(kelvyn @ May 10 2012, 12:43 PM) Was using that before for more than 8 years or so before I changed them after moving house. No problem. Only that the plastic connector at the top cracked due to the sun. Another is that their connectors are slightly bigger in size. So, will need to use the adapter to connect to the water piping. bro what model U using it?w250 or w300.is it all waterco model also come with bigger connectors .btw what u using now?hahaAdded on May 10, 2012, 1:49 pm QUOTE(idoblu @ May 10 2012, 12:51 PM) macam yes ah.where kinetico made?This post has been edited by suppinfresh: May 10 2012, 01:49 PM |
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100% fully manufactured and recognized in the USA,
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QUOTE(philipcs @ Dec 6 2011, 04:42 PM) Hi all, I have posted the above deal from PureGen back in Dec 2011 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+440#PureGen is having offer now, PGM942 only RM599. Is this a good product? http://www.dealmates.com.my/deals/December...9?rs=3&ru=80258 I have it installed since Feb 2012 and using it until now. Perhaps is time for me to write a small review about Puregen POE water filter (Sand Type). I bought this PGM942 from Dealmates.com.my for RM599 only, + RM50 for water tank wash. On Feb 2012, 2nd day after I moved in to new house, they came installed the water filter for me. The installation very fast and the installer is very familiar with the installation process. Within 30 mins, everything is done! Next the installer went up and washed the the water tank for me. Even this this new house, the water tank really dirty, full of mud, sand and stone. Washing in progress: ![]() What I need to do to maintain the water filter is to backwash it every weekend, check out how dirty the water is from Syabas. ![]() ![]() Is this filter efficient? How do i know? See the Drinking water filter photo that i have just taken. See the 1st filter for evidence. Right after the Puregen water filter installed, i also changed the water filter cartridges. After 3 months, the 1st 0.5 macron filter still clean like new!!! ![]() So based on my real user experience, i strong recommend to get PureGen and i have no doubt of their quality and capability! |
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QUOTE(philipcs @ May 10 2012, 10:06 PM) I have posted the above deal from PureGen back in Dec 2011 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+440# cool.thanks for sharing.I have it installed since Feb 2012 and using it until now. Perhaps is time for me to write a small review about Puregen POE water filter (Sand Type). I bought this PGM942 from Dealmates.com.my for RM599 only, + RM50 for water tank wash. On Feb 2012, 2nd day after I moved in to new house, they came installed the water filter for me. The installation very fast and the installer is very familiar with the installation process. Within 30 mins, everything is done! Next the installer went up and washed the the water tank for me. Even this this new house, the water tank really dirty, full of mud, sand and stone. Washing in progress: ![]() What I need to do to maintain the water filter is to backwash it every weekend, check out how dirty the water is from Syabas. ![]() ![]() Is this filter efficient? How do i know? See the Drinking water filter photo that i have just taken. See the 1st filter for evidence. Right after the Puregen water filter installed, i also changed the water filter cartridges. After 3 months, the 1st 0.5 macron filter still clean like new!!! ![]() So based on my real user experience, i strong recommend to get PureGen and i have no doubt of their quality and capability! |
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May 11 2012, 08:22 AM
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If you want small size and with international certified than look at 3m too.
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May 11 2012, 11:11 AM
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I think will stick to waterco.since kelvyn used for 8year also no problem
3m *mini size.and price not cheap |
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QUOTE(philipcs @ May 10 2012, 10:06 PM) I have posted the above deal from PureGen back in Dec 2011 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+440# wow, another puregen user, looking forward for your using experience after 6months - 1 year I have it installed since Feb 2012 and using it until now. Perhaps is time for me to write a small review about Puregen POE water filter (Sand Type). I bought this PGM942 from Dealmates.com.my for RM599 only, + RM50 for water tank wash. On Feb 2012, 2nd day after I moved in to new house, they came installed the water filter for me. The installation very fast and the installer is very familiar with the installation process. Within 30 mins, everything is done! Next the installer went up and washed the the water tank for me. Even this this new house, the water tank really dirty, full of mud, sand and stone. Washing in progress: ![]() What I need to do to maintain the water filter is to backwash it every weekend, check out how dirty the water is from Syabas. ![]() ![]() Is this filter efficient? How do i know? See the Drinking water filter photo that i have just taken. See the 1st filter for evidence. Right after the Puregen water filter installed, i also changed the water filter cartridges. After 3 months, the 1st 0.5 macron filter still clean like new!!! ![]() So based on my real user experience, i strong recommend to get PureGen and i have no doubt of their quality and capability! |
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For those who interested, Puregen Deal is back !
http://www.madnessdeal.com/PreviewDeal/Pur...ilter/1192.aspx |
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Why not e-Spring ?
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May 31 2012, 10:20 AM
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any recommendation for condo use?
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QUOTE(leeyung @ May 13 2012, 04:42 PM) you are using puregen as well?Added on August 12, 2012, 2:02 am QUOTE(hanif444 @ May 29 2012, 06:54 PM) I type kinetico.com.my leads me to http://solartech.com.myQUOTE The only one of its kind in the World, Kinetico Water Filter Systems provide a unique Non-Electric hassle-free Automatic Solution to your Water Filtration and Softener needs. Kinetico water filters utilize a ceramic based filtration macrolite media invented by Advanced 3M technology which offers unparalleled micron levels of filtration. 100% fully manufactured and recognized in the USA, Solartech Sales & Service Sdn Bhd are the dedicated distributors for Kinetico Water Filtration Systems. sounds pretty good. price must be at least 3M's range. their outdoor unit Mach has twin tank, and does not need backwash indoor unit has Macguard, K2, and K5 anyone mind to share their experience with kinetico? This post has been edited by jtleon: Aug 12 2012, 02:02 AM |
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QUOTE(jtleon @ Aug 12 2012, 01:56 AM) you are using puregen as well? solartech is the local agent for kineticoAdded on August 12, 2012, 2:02 am I type kinetico.com.my leads me to http://solartech.com.my sounds pretty good. price must be at least 3M's range. their outdoor unit Mach has twin tank, and does not need backwash indoor unit has Macguard, K2, and K5 anyone mind to share their experience with kinetico? it does backwash! the "timer" depends on your water usage. the timer does not need electricity to run. mine works well, but then my area water really clean. the backwash water come out also clear 1 This post has been edited by idoblu: Aug 12 2012, 10:48 AM |
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Aug 12 2012, 11:21 AM
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bac free is good, but expensive
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how expensive is bacfree?
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Many people asked me, 3M filter is so small, how can it collect so much dirty without backwash? the answer is it has a big surface area to trap dirt. 3M AP902 is using pleated membrane and the membrane is more than 10 times the size of the filter.
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Sep 17 2012, 10:00 PM
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Anyone heard of BWT (Best Water Technology, Germany) water filter before? Look like very advance...
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Sep 18 2012, 08:44 AM
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Here half of the length of 3M AP902 membrane
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Sep 18 2012, 02:46 PM
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hi,
I am a sand filter fixed in my home for abt 7 years now. I need to service it as the water pressure is very slow, even after weekly backwash. Do anyone has experience or offering service of changing the sand of an existing sand filter? Cld you provide me contacts/advise on how to go about doing this? Tnk you. |
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7 years? Perhaps its time to get a new one bro. Outdoor filters ain't that expensive these days.
My experience is that with sand filters, need to change the media (sand) every 3-5 years, depending on the quality of sand. Upgrade to membrane style so no need worry about backwash anymore haha |
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QUOTE(aztech05 @ Sep 18 2012, 02:46 PM) hi, This is the problem with sand filters. WHen u do the backwash, you c dirty water like cofee/teh tarik coming out, so you think the filter is doing a good job. Actually, dirt and sand has entered our house pipeline and water tank. Try removing one of the tap's aerator and you will c some dirt and sand. The media should be replaced and the filter should b serviced averagely 3 years once to maintain good filtration. I am a sand filter fixed in my home for abt 7 years now. I need to service it as the water pressure is very slow, even after weekly backwash. Do anyone has experience or offering service of changing the sand of an existing sand filter? Cld you provide me contacts/advise on how to go about doing this? Tnk you. ![]() This post has been edited by zheilwane: Sep 18 2012, 08:59 PM |
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what about Nesh?
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From the video, they look alike but they are different.
1) 3M is using Pleated Membrane and the max length is 18ft (our video recorded 9ft which is half of the size). While diamond is using Filtron - high-density fibre (most probably 5-6ft only) 2) From Diamond website, their filter could filter upto 10 microns while 3M is 5 microns 3) Not sure about Diamond's warranty but 3M is like lifetime warranty as the product has 1 year warranty, when u replace the cartridge, it will renew the warranty. 4) YOu need to get Diamond's ppl to service it while 3M u can replace the cartridge urself after 370,000 litres of water in less than 10 sec. This post has been edited by zheilwane: Sep 19 2012, 09:09 AM |
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No need so hard sell lah, good product and good service will sell by itself.
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Sep 19 2012, 12:21 PM
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But this 3M is size so small able to filter our malaysia water? It looks interesting.
How is the warranty for its casing and filter? I understand that those water filter is not expensive things, probably is below 1k and there are many brands outside. But how good is their material quality always a doubt. Anyway, how is GE performance? It uses sand filter. Any difference using steel and those fiber type? |
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QUOTE(smwah @ Sep 19 2012, 12:21 PM) But this 3M is size so small able to filter our malaysia water? It looks interesting. Is not about size, is about material used and build quality.How is the warranty for its casing and filter? I understand that those water filter is not expensive things, probably is below 1k and there are many brands outside. But how good is their material quality always a doubt. Anyway, how is GE performance? It uses sand filter. Any difference using steel and those fiber type? |
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QUOTE(smwah @ Sep 19 2012, 12:21 PM) But this 3M is size so small able to filter our malaysia water? It looks interesting. THere are quite many 3M users here and weikee is one of them. Why is it small? it is using pleated membrane and from the video i posted, u can c the length is 18ft. It would b best if u can drop by my showroom so that i can explain in detail and also difference between 3M and other filtersHow is the warranty for its casing and filter? I understand that those water filter is not expensive things, probably is below 1k and there are many brands outside. But how good is their material quality always a doubt. Anyway, how is GE performance? It uses sand filter. Any difference using steel and those fiber type? Added on September 19, 2012, 3:45 pm QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 19 2012, 03:44 PM) THere are quite many 3M users here and weikee is one of them. Why is it small? it is using pleated membrane and from the video i posted, u can c the length is 18ft. It would b best if u can drop by my showroom so that i can explain in detail and also difference between 3M and other filters. The casing is almost like lifetime warranty This post has been edited by zheilwane: Sep 19 2012, 03:45 PM |
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recently, i went up and down to search the outdoor water with by sand filteration. the price that i saw from the range 699 - 1699. Some sales man mentioned that, actually this kind of POE filter has no difference with the brand, the sand inside actually all are the same. Is it true?
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not true.
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can you explain more and into details?
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It is simple, u can check online. Some filter has many layers like
1) Activated carbon 2) Silica Sand 3) Gravel 4) Course sand 5) Zeolite 6) Etc. U can actually online google each of the media and c the pros and cons. I asked Perfect Steel sales person, why do we need so many layers? He say it is actually gimmicks and the media thatz really does the job is sand. Eg: You have 5 media. 1) Media 1 = FIlter 5 microns 2) Media 2= Filter 7 microns 3) media 3 = Filter 10 microns 4) Media 4 = FIlter 20 microns 5) Media 5 = Reduce Chlorine. So, do you think it is better to have Media 1 or 2 only rather than all 5? |
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What brand suitable for outdoor condo, auto cleaning? Thanks.
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U can try elken. I use one at my home and it has been 3 years now. Its very good
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QUOTE(straw @ Oct 1 2012, 05:54 PM) i dont think auto clean is suitable for condo. Imagine, where will the dirty water go?Added on October 19, 2012, 12:08 amBtw, If you are looking for a good water Filter and solar water heater at the same time, u might wanna drop by our SOLAR POWER booth in KLCC (Homedec). Stand a chance to win a samsung galaxy S3 when u purchase SOLAR POWER. This post has been edited by zheilwane: Oct 19 2012, 12:08 AM |
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i am using waterco same machine for more then 10 years
can back wash i just direct drink from water tap after pass another mini water filter |
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philipcs, is your new house in USJ Heights?
QUOTE(philipcs @ May 10 2012, 10:06 PM) Washing in progress: This post has been edited by kamion: Oct 19 2012, 11:47 AM![]() |
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anyone can provide me waterco sand replacement contact? need to replace the sand 2-3 years liao.. hehe
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guys, i am planning to install the outdoor water filter unit in my house. However, looking for the best option....which one is the best type..is it using something like sand filtering method (blondal.hydoguard) or something like cloth/paper filtering method (3M & diamond)...
On the other hand, which one is most less maintainance but safety are still the best!! |
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Did u consider bacfree?
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Hi guys, I just got to know that Waterco only has 2 layers of ZeoPlus filtration as compared to others which has 5 layers of filtration. Does that mean the 5 layers filtration system works better than waterco's dual filtration? The price for waterco filter is slightly more expensive than the fully stainless steel water filter such as PS.
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QUOTE(chole17 @ Dec 11 2012, 08:30 PM) guys, i am planning to install the outdoor water filter unit in my house. However, looking for the best option....which one is the best type..is it using something like sand filtering method (blondal.hydoguard) or something like cloth/paper filtering method (3M & diamond)... i'm also hunting for POE filteration system. how about blondal? anyone using it? how much will it cost? Maintenance cost?On the other hand, which one is most less maintainance but safety are still the best!! |
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I'm lOoking for a POE sand filters with back wash function for my new house. My house is at batu pahat, Johor. Any good dealer for brands like puregen, perfect steel, bacfree can pm me your contact?
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Jan 18 2013, 04:35 PM
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There is offer on outdoor water filter under groupon with maybank2u worth RM699 instead of RM1200..any user buy from this retailer before (waterexpress). Interested to buy since it's quite a good deal.
http://www.groupsmore.com/cities/selangor/...s/water-express |
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[quote=zheilwane,Aug 12 2012, 08:12 AM]
3M is cheap (depending where u r buying it). We are having promotion for 3M water filter, indoor + outdoor water filter for less than RM 2k. This is how small the filter is Hi sir, 3M maintenance price is costly for me. can you Pm me the price for Perfect steel POE filter (standard steel) included installation? and i would like to know the maintenance fee as well. Area: Klang |
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I was using Diamond POE filter but after a while the water pressure gets lower which I think is because of the cloth/membrane so I had a stainless steel outdoor sand filter installed 4 years ago. Under my kitchen sink I have a double housing 1 micron PP filter connected to my drinking water dispenser (0.001 micron) and kitchen faucet. Another PP filter is installed for my washing machine.
I paid about RM2100 for the outdoor filter, the PP filters for the kitchen and washing machine and the RO water dispenser. The water dispenser uses Omnipure filters and Filmtec membrane. I think there are USA made. Maintenance wise, I change/service the outdoor filter every 3 years and it cost me about RM350.00 each time. The PP filter is RM9.00 each, which I change every 3 to 4 months. There are many PP filters in the market some as cheap as RM10.00 for 4 pcs. to RM20.00 per pc. The PP filters that I am using is 140g which is harder. The water dispenser has 3 filters and 1 membrane. the 3 filters need to be changed every year and it cost me RM250 for 3 omnipure filters whereas the membrane is changed every two years at RM240.00. S it works out to be RM 540 per year.. -Please comment if the maintenance cost is acceptable. Should I change the filtration system? |
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QUOTE(Squareclogs @ Feb 6 2013, 06:03 PM) I was using Diamond POE filter but after a while the water pressure gets lower which I think is because of the cloth/membrane so I had a stainless steel outdoor sand filter installed 4 years ago. Under my kitchen sink I have a double housing 1 micron PP filter connected to my drinking water dispenser (0.001 micron) and kitchen faucet. Another PP filter is installed for my washing machine. Your set up is the best bro. I think with all the outdoor and PP filter, you can extend the life of your membrane and omnipure filter. Since the water coming to your omnipure unit is already clean. So i suggest you to extend the replacement interval of your membrane and omnipure. I paid about RM2100 for the outdoor filter, the PP filters for the kitchen and washing machine and the RO water dispenser. The water dispenser uses Omnipure filters and Filmtec membrane. I think there are USA made. Maintenance wise, I change/service the outdoor filter every 3 years and it cost me about RM350.00 each time. The PP filter is RM9.00 each, which I change every 3 to 4 months. There are many PP filters in the market some as cheap as RM10.00 for 4 pcs. to RM20.00 per pc. The PP filters that I am using is 140g which is harder. The water dispenser has 3 filters and 1 membrane. the 3 filters need to be changed every year and it cost me RM250 for 3 omnipure filters whereas the membrane is changed every two years at RM240.00. S it works out to be RM 540 per year.. -Please comment if the maintenance cost is acceptable. Should I change the filtration system? My setup is PP filter (5 micron - dense type like yours) at the main pipe and ceramic filter at the sink for drinking water. Bajet ma.. cost me less than RM50 per year for maintenance. Plan to add activated carbon filter after the ceramic filter to further polish the water quality. |
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QUOTE(platinum_12 @ Feb 10 2013, 12:02 PM) Your set up is the best bro. I think with all the outdoor and PP filter, you can extend the life of your membrane and omnipure filter. Since the water coming to your omnipure unit is already clean. So i suggest you to extend the replacement interval of your membrane and omnipure. Thank you platinum for your comment. Wont pp filter at the main reduce your water pressure?My setup is PP filter (5 micron - dense type like yours) at the main pipe and ceramic filter at the sink for drinking water. Bajet ma.. cost me less than RM50 per year for maintenance. Plan to add activated carbon filter after the ceramic filter to further polish the water quality. |
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QUOTE(Squareclogs @ Feb 18 2013, 08:16 PM) Has been using my current PP filter for 2 months already, so far the pressure is still ok, no significant pressure loss. Usually i change the cartridge every 4 months. |
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want to ask if terrace house if install a membrane outdoor unit and a under sink unit, will effect water pressure? cause my plumber told me pressure will drop. but i really need a water filter system as USJ water are quite dirty.
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Here's mine. Drinkstar for my JB house. About $1.8k RM for outdoor (shown below) + indoor filter + hot/cold water dispenser. Also washed my water tank (paid $50 RM) which also had sand and rust in it after reading the recommendation here. I quite like it except for the PVC piping from the main tap outside to this unit, as I'm afraid PVC piping may crack.
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QUOTE(BTimes @ Mar 18 2013, 07:15 AM) Here's mine. Drinkstar for my JB house. About $1.8k RM for outdoor (shown below) + indoor filter + hot/cold water dispenser. Also washed my water tank (paid $50 RM) which also had sand and rust in it after reading the recommendation here. I quite like it except for the PVC piping from the main tap outside to this unit, as I'm afraid PVC piping may crack. At least the installer or metal valve for you. Pvc battle when exposed to sun light for long will leak. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hd8lbklwwq2egjd/2...%2014.04.02.jpg Pvc pipe won't crack so easy of it left untouched. |
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I am eying Alphamax now. Any user review here?
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diamond & Nesh outdoor. which one better? Pls advise?
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QUOTE(enriquelee @ Apr 4 2013, 11:51 PM) Alphamax is OEM by Perfect Steel. If u read previous post, most Alphamax salesperson will say their media no nd to change which is not true. If you are eying on Alphamax u can get Perfect Steel from us at a better price |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 5 2013, 05:08 PM) Alphamax is OEM by Perfect Steel. If u read previous post, most Alphamax salesperson will say their media no nd to change which is not true. If you are eying on Alphamax u can get Perfect Steel from us at a better price Mind to further elaborate for this statement? |
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Kinetico media no need to change for at least 5-10 years and with auto back wash, rm3k good buy?
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checked kinetico website, they have two tanks no wonder the media can last 5 years but i doubt can last til 10 years. Normal sand filters can last 3-4 years. However, most sand filters can filter max 5 microns but kinetico has 3 microns which is better. Since it is a media developed in conjunction with 3M, i guess that would b possible
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Hi,
most of the review here is talking about sand filters,anybody using outdoors filters Livewell from Waterfilter. from the website it says that they are using ultrasorb media(somekind of ceramic material). ANybody have any experianced with this type of filters?? |
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May 15 2013, 12:50 PM
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QUOTE(manging @ May 9 2013, 09:56 AM) Hi, Hi, most of the review here is talking about sand filters,anybody using outdoors filters Livewell from Waterfilter. from the website it says that they are using ultrasorb media(somekind of ceramic material). ANybody have any experianced with this type of filters?? The material (Ultrasorb) is imported from Taiwan with reducing non-solid elements capacity. visit our site for more information http://www.waterfiltermalaysia.com.my Ps: Frankly advice, Kinetico is another good brand to own comparing others, because they also don't over claimed & they are famous with their auto valve. Note: I am not promoting them nor any business related with them. It is only a genuine advice from my personal experience. |
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Currently i using Nesh Water Filter. Think wanna change for under mount sink water filter & purchase outdoor water filter later. What i need to do if wanna change under mount sink water filter? Can recommend which one better? Is it costly maintenance fee?
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Jul 7 2013, 11:29 PM
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Any user can comment thed BACfree outdoor filter and indoor filter?
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wow it look like all of the user here is investing quite alot in their outdoor filter, any recommendation on value of money outdoor filter which is less than rm 1k plus installation which can find alot in leong website? mind to share.
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hi all...
how about hydro1 ?? i was quoted RM1400 with installation and free timer controller.... is this filter good ahh??? |
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hi all...
how about hydro1 ?? i was quoted RM1400 with installation and free timer controller.... is this filter good ahh??? its sirim approved.. http://www.hydro1.com.my/index.php?option=...roduct&Itemid=4 |
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QUOTE(ril @ Jul 9 2013, 07:29 PM) hi all... uh membrane or sand (media) filter ? just saw their internal filter.. cheapest cost apparentlyhow about hydro1 ?? i was quoted RM1400 with installation and free timer controller.... is this filter good ahh??? its sirim approved.. http://www.hydro1.com.my/index.php?option=...roduct&Itemid=4 |
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QUOTE(jialitrading @ Jul 18 2013, 11:01 AM) Just receive quote for Outdoor Filter (Auto Flushing System): Just get the 3M that zheilwane selling.1. Janzten RM2088 2. Puregen RM1500 Both looks the same, but Janzten too expensive and not only that, have to service them every 6 months and it's chargeable for RM500 for One Year.. Damn farking expensive lor.. this Janzten.. As far as i know, this Auto Flushing System does not need Service that frequently..correct? |
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This one is good: http://www.drinkstar.com.my/index.php?rout...nformation_id=7
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QUOTE(ril @ Jul 9 2013, 07:29 PM) hi all... I am using the Hydro1 for a year, so far so good. Since it it using membrane filter, the maintenance cost is cheap. I been told that the cost will be ~RM500 for every 3-5 years.how about hydro1 ?? i was quoted RM1400 with installation and free timer controller.... is this filter good ahh??? its sirim approved.. http://www.hydro1.com.my/index.php?option=...roduct&Itemid=4 |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 18 2013, 11:07 AM) How about this ? Was quite tempting since its almost the same price as 3M but 0.01 micron. http://www.lelong.com.my/water-filter-uf-m...3-03-Sale-P.htm ![]() |
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QUOTE(firestream @ Jul 21 2013, 06:10 PM) How about this ? Was quite tempting since its almost the same price as 3M but 0.01 micron. I don't no what kind of filter is this. You can try it. http://www.lelong.com.my/water-filter-uf-m...3-03-Sale-P.htm ![]() A simple 3M filter will do for me. Better than anything. |
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PM me the price for Perfect Steel. Thanks
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Is any one try out this , my location is in jb but my water pipe for outdoor filter is ready fOr the connection
It look cheap but dont know how is the quality http://malaysiawaterfilter.com.my/index.ph...&id=125:plan-20 |
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QUOTE(Squareclogs @ Feb 6 2013, 05:03 PM) I was using Diamond POE filter but after a while the water pressure gets lower which I think is because of the cloth/membrane so I had a stainless steel outdoor sand filter installed 4 years ago. Under my kitchen sink I have a double housing 1 micron PP filter connected to my drinking water dispenser (0.001 micron) and kitchen faucet. Another PP filter is installed for my washing machine. I'm thinking of getting diamond Poe, most forumer will say no good cos water pressure drop better use sand type. But logically if pressure drop means it is working n doing wat its suppose to do right.I paid about RM2100 for the outdoor filter, the PP filters for the kitchen and washing machine and the RO water dispenser. The water dispenser uses Omnipure filters and Filmtec membrane. I think there are USA made. Maintenance wise, I change/service the outdoor filter every 3 years and it cost me about RM350.00 each time. The PP filter is RM9.00 each, which I change every 3 to 4 months. There are many PP filters in the market some as cheap as RM10.00 for 4 pcs. to RM20.00 per pc. The PP filters that I am using is 140g which is harder. The water dispenser has 3 filters and 1 membrane. the 3 filters need to be changed every year and it cost me RM250 for 3 omnipure filters whereas the membrane is changed every two years at RM240.00. S it works out to be RM 540 per year.. -Please comment if the maintenance cost is acceptable. Should I change the filtration system? |
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diamond no backwash. the longer u use the more the sendiment is collected or stuck in the filter. u need to get their ppl come to take out the filter n clean it for u. correct me if i am wrong cos that what i understand frm researching about poe filter
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QUOTE(firestream @ Jul 21 2013, 06:10 PM) How about this ? Was quite tempting since its almost the same price as 3M but 0.01 micron. I got this for RM890.00 with standard installation. Better than the Diamond POE filterhttp://www.lelong.com.my/water-filter-uf-m...3-03-Sale-P.htm ![]() |
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QUOTE(pg84 @ Jul 31 2013, 03:25 PM) I'm thinking of getting diamond Poe, most forumer will say no good cos water pressure drop better use sand type. But logically if pressure drop means it is working n doing wat its suppose to do right. Any filter requires a change in medium after some time. The higher the filtration power, the faster you need to change because more impurities will be trapped. POE filter with manual backwash is good for me at the moment. If I need to drink the water, I will boil it. |
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QUOTE(Squareclogs @ Aug 2 2013, 12:16 PM) This new POEfilter made the PP filters redundant and my water dispenser internal filters last longer. The cost to replace the UF membrane for this new POE filter is RM385.00 every 2 years. I would think that my overall maintenance would very much reduced compared to using the sand type filter. |
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QUOTE(chinteck79 @ Aug 1 2013, 12:19 AM) diamond no backwash. the longer u use the more the sendiment is collected or stuck in the filter. u need to get their ppl come to take out the filter n clean it for u. correct me if i am wrong cos that what i understand frm researching about poe filter I use diamond outdoor & indoor filter. The outdoor filter do have have backwash capability and I do monthly backwash & call diamond guy to take out the filter for full cleaning every 6 months. I have to tell you that even after monthly backwash, you'll be surprise to see the amount of dirt trapped during the 6 months full cleaning (manually take out and jet wash the filter). I think any water filter system can do a good job, so long as you do the proper maintenance. I don't really feel the water pressure is affected, even just before the full half yearly cleaning. |
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i use nesh indoor and outdoor filtration. Quite satisfied...
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I get this at RM 1200 with auto timer backwash. The supplier also do wash my water tangki RM 170 and One unit 6 filter indoor drinking water RM 420. Total RM 1790. Have been using this for 2yrs now and recently climb out the ceiling to see the water in tangki still very clean since installed the Water filter. Anyone interested I can give you guys him no.
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QUOTE(Solar freak @ Aug 22 2013, 10:31 PM) I get this at RM 1200 with auto timer backwash. The supplier also do wash my water tangki RM 170 and One unit 6 filter indoor drinking water RM 420. Total RM 1790. Have been using this for 2yrs now and recently climb out the ceiling to see the water in tangki still very clean since installed the Water filter. Anyone interested I can give you guys him no. May I know what is the brand of this filter? Have you survey on 3M products before? |
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I don't know the brand but it seem OEM. I surveyed Nesh,Diamond, Coway and many more before I engaged him because of the Cost RM 1790 is way much cheaper than those reputable brand in the market. To my suprise he also follow up call 1 yrs later after using it and quote very reasonably change catridges indoor drinking Water filter . Nowdays my Family health rarely fall sick easily and no more stain in laundry. Rice taste nice and Very clean (Pure White colour) Luckily I mengaged him and did not pay branded thing as I was tied up budget renovation my hse earlier.
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QUOTE(IceQTurbo @ Aug 23 2013, 09:09 AM) I guess 3M use the similar method like Diamond master but 3M can filter can filter much cleaner than Diamond. The one I use Is 0.01 Microns is far greater than 3M,Diamond and Sand filter. |
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wow.. that's great..
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QUOTE(Solar freak @ Aug 22 2013, 10:31 PM) I get this at RM 1200 with auto timer backwash. The supplier also do wash my water tangki RM 170 and One unit 6 filter indoor drinking water RM 420. Total RM 1790. Have been using this for 2yrs now and recently climb out the ceiling to see the water in tangki still very clean since installed the Water filter. Anyone interested I can give you guys him no. is that Pvc Pipe?? why din use copper pipe instead for outdoor.. |
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bros, after reading all the comments....now i'm torn between 3M from our bro Zheilwane here or buying the 0.01micron wall mounted filter from puregen
i just need a good outdoor filter with low maintenance...pls2 advice |
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Low maintenance outdoor water filter?
How about zero maintenance? Kinetico. The link is at pg.1 It's been 9 years since using it. So far so good. |
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Bro zheilwane. What is the current promotion / package you have for 3M outdoor water filter?
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For best promo, jus drop by my showroom, kinda bz lately with our house reno as well
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QUOTE(Solar freak @ Aug 22 2013, 10:31 PM) I get this at RM 1200 with auto timer backwash. The supplier also do wash my water tangki RM 170 and One unit 6 filter indoor drinking water RM 420. Total RM 1790. Have been using this for 2yrs now and recently climb out the ceiling to see the water in tangki still very clean since installed the Water filter. Anyone interested I can give you guys him no. Hi,can pm me the contact the ur supplier?? |
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Visited Home Reno Expo at Mid Valley. Stopped at the booth selling outdoor membrane filter "LEC HomeSolution", in which they claimed that this type of outdoor filter is the latest technology. It capable to filter up to 0.01 micron. Price before discount is 2699. Any comments??
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QUOTE(heowaihong @ Sep 15 2013, 11:14 AM) Visited Home Reno Expo at Mid Valley. Stopped at the booth selling outdoor membrane filter "LEC HomeSolution", in which they claimed that this type of outdoor filter is the latest technology. It capable to filter up to 0.01 micron. Price before discount is 2699. Any comments?? This is actually quite common, there are many membrane filters in the market and all of them can filter upto 0.01 micron but did u ever think, do u need it to b so clean? If the filtration is 0.01 micron, wont it affect your water pressure?Mainly there are two types of filter in the market 1) Membrane 2) Sand So now there is another alternative, 3M - AP902 not sand nor membrane. We do sell Sand filters (Perfect Steel), Membrane Filter (wasse power) and 3M - AP902. Jus drop by our showroom for more info & best prices. We are open on 16 Sept for 1 Malaysia Sales Here is our shop location https://www.facebook.com/builders.hardware?sk=info This post has been edited by zheilwane: Sep 15 2013, 11:59 PM |
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My house is cover with wired fence. In this case, is there any solution for installing the water filter (horizontal type) ?
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PM me the price for perfect steel and 3M.
By the way, have you heard of BWT-Best Water Technology? I am looking for outdoor water filter |
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PM me.
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Me too.
What is the best? Quality and not that expensive? BWT? 3M? Waterexpress FRP1400 is offering RM777 at Groupon.com.my now. Nesh? Bacfree? No brand? QUOTE(vk5 @ Sep 4 2013, 08:08 AM) |
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BWT is so nice and is in German Technology.
https://www.bwt-filter.com/en/Pages/default.aspx I took this picture at my fren house. Her family member said is good. Any idea? Is so tempting as it looks small and nice but not sure bout quality. Has backwash. Attached thumbnail(s) |
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If the filtration is 0.01 micron, it won't affect Bathing/toilet because get water from water tangki. Morever you don't need high pressure in kitchen or else your Clothing will be wet and your indoor water filter cant perform highest efficiency
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Greetings!
My team is running home water quality testing currently. Through testing you can get idea on your house area water condition. After tested we will show you studies online by third party organisation as well as explaining to you the importance of drinking water which suits to our human body. Please Pm me to fix appointment. Thank you. |
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3M outdoor water filter can easy DIY?
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Anyone use wateraid membrane outdoor filter b4 ?
Actually any comments on membrane outdoor filter ? Tq |
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Bro.zheilwane could you please PM me your HP #. I interested to install Outdoor water Filter.
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Anyone have feedback on kinectico?
really interested in their electricless autobackwash |
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QUOTE(N73 @ Nov 18 2013, 04:43 PM) Is that necessary to go for double? might as well go for bigger tank will solve the problem. It looks ugly and consume many space to put two tanks. The pic shown is customised system. The customer wife is suffering from skin sensitive when in contact with chlorine Hence 1st tank is to filter sediment and the 2nd tank is to filter chlorine. |
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QUOTE(N73 @ Nov 18 2013, 05:34 PM) Yup Solely carbon . Others offer as gimmick one tank that can filter sediment and chlorine that can't work long period.Generally this 2nd tank need to change the carbon every 6 monthsThis post has been edited by Solar freak: Nov 18 2013, 07:08 PM |
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Nov 22 2013, 09:41 AM
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Guys, I'm looking for an outdoor water filter. No need to be super duper small microns as I will still boil my drinking water. As long as the water won't be yellowish which won't yellow the clothes as well and maintain decent smell. Any suggestion?
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Dec 21 2013, 11:41 PM
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I will be using amway e spring for indoor unit, what are the recommended outdoor unit ? Budget around 1k.
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Dec 28 2013, 11:10 PM
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Did any1 of you climb up to check your water tank after this recent water rationing? Well, i checked mine and it is still clean, seems like my 3M AP902 is doing a good job. I open up the 3M cartridge and turn it upside down, the water that flow out is like coffee
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I have ask my plumber whether need wash the tank or not. He say need check first. After checking he say very clean no need wash.
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Dec 30 2013, 11:56 PM
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sometimes the plumber lazy to climb up or wash bcoz the price is not worth it then they say no nd clean
Previously all my rain shower heads got clogged with sand and dirt as per the photo This post has been edited by zheilwane: Dec 31 2013, 12:03 AM Attached thumbnail(s) |
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Dec 31 2013, 10:20 AM
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Ok Thanks your info. I will climb up & check it. BTW how we know the tank dirty?
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Jan 1 2014, 01:14 AM
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condo can use outdoor filter?
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Feb 4 2014, 04:48 PM
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Feb 5 2014, 04:40 AM
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Hi, looking for outdoor filter below RM 1K. Please PM me the price and maintenance fee.
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Feb 5 2014, 02:36 PM
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Guys, I'm staying at Bukit Rahman Putra, Sungai Buloh, Selangor. I'm facing some water issues :-
1) water is yellowish 2) water pressure is extremely low I'm looking for a vendor/plumber to look into the overall plumbing issues and to install a outdoor water filter. Interested vendors, do PM me. Or, any recommended/trustable vendor/plumber that you can share? TQVM |
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QUOTE(bluesavana @ Feb 5 2014, 02:36 PM) Guys, I'm staying at Bukit Rahman Putra, Sungai Buloh, Selangor. I'm facing some water issues :- +60129023308 Mr Lim based in Bandar Sri Damansara. A very nice elderly gentleman. Did and serviced my Wateq membrane and washed my tangki. Every time I backwash, my water is like Cham/Kopi O colour for first 10-15 seconds.1) water is yellowish 2) water pressure is extremely low I'm looking for a vendor/plumber to look into the overall plumbing issues and to install a outdoor water filter. Interested vendors, do PM me. Or, any recommended/trustable vendor/plumber that you can share? TQVM This post has been edited by halcyon27: Feb 6 2014, 10:29 AM |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Feb 6 2014, 10:28 AM) +60129023308 Mr Lim based in Bandar Sri Damansara. A very nice elderly gentleman. Did and serviced my Wateq membrane and washed my tangki. Every time I backwash, my water is like Cham/Kopi O colour for first 10-15 seconds. TQ TQ. Really appreciate your reply. Cheers. |
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Anyone here has experience.with Blondal outdoor sand filters? Was given an opportunity to use it.for free for 1 week. Priced @ RM2.2k
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QUOTE(Notoriez @ Feb 24 2014, 02:53 AM) Anyone here has experience.with Blondal outdoor sand filters? Was given an opportunity to use it.for free for 1 week. Priced @ RM2.2k With that price I can get 3m outdoor set + 2set of cartridges enough to last me minimal 3yeaes. And footprint are small with better filtering. |
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Mar 10 2014, 05:05 PM
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Any POE water filter seller doing Malacca?
I am in looking for a unit for my home, please PM me. Thanks |
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Mar 10 2014, 09:02 PM
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FRP vs. POE, Which is better for outdoor?
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Mar 10 2014, 09:32 PM
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FRP vs. POE, Which is better for outdoor?
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QUOTE(Notoriez @ Feb 24 2014, 02:53 AM) Anyone here has experience.with Blondal outdoor sand filters? Was given an opportunity to use it.for free for 1 week. Priced @ RM2.2k Hi u meant this Hydroguard ? What's your feedback for that 1 week and where did u get the price from .. seemed cheaper than fair prices. |
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anyone has diamond contact? i want to service and clean my outdoor diamond filter.
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QUOTE(*StarGazer* @ Mar 11 2014, 03:15 PM) Hi u meant this Hydroguard ? Quite good, however i decided not to purchase it since out of my budget.What's your feedback for that 1 week and where did u get the price from .. seemed cheaper than fair prices. |
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May 2 2014, 01:32 PM
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Hi,
Plan to get a Outdoor water Filter, not need the super super clean one, as the water will filter again at sink and boil for drinking. Install @ bandar putera 2, Klang (single story house) Can PM your price and band.. Thanks |
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May 5 2014, 05:59 PM
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It usually depends on the brand of sand filter systems.. Do you know, Waterco only use 2 layers of Zeolite for their POEs? Other filters may have 6-7 different layers of media in their system but still results higher than 10 microns of filtration quality.
In my opinion, it doesn't matter how many layers of media they use. What's important is the type of media. Sand filters consists of a few layers of GRADED silica sands and anthracite as filtration agent, activated carbon for chlorine removal is however, an option. |
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normally if stay in condo... still possible to install an outdoor filtration system or not? if in taiwan i have shall 1 b4.. but here in malaysia wat will be the cost like? any1 did b4?
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May 6 2014, 09:28 PM
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Anybody can share is the bacfree outdoor model good?
i saw in the fair, is expensive, but no worry on maintenance wit 5yr + water quality guarantee. Also, those membrane filter that filter up 0.01, virus is removed, but what happen to good mineral? Appreciate your reply. |
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QUOTE(kahming2u @ May 6 2014, 11:40 PM) Hi jmh, Thanks, no offend, i would prefer to check out how is other users true experience first, instead the salesman tell how best is their own product.Yes sir, you are right, we are committed every 3 months services to our customer, service team will drop by to your house to doing the services example: checking the water pressure, doing cleaning for you filters. Anyway i hope you can give me a call by tomorrow as i can explain to you in detail. Jayden 012-626 9220 If you don't mind, you may share the standard offer package here, others might interested, further discount or discussion, sure they will call you. |
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Hi , I'm told by a seller that FRP tank will leach chemicals over time ? Can someone clarify ? Luckily haven't put up order. Thanks |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Aug 12 2012, 08:12 AM) 3M is cheap (depending where u r buying it). We are having promotion for 3M water filter, indoor + outdoor water filter for less than RM 2k. This is how small the filter is Do u sell in JB as well? 3M.![]() http://www.facebook.com/builders.hardware?sk=info |
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QUOTE(chinkw1 @ Mar 10 2014, 09:32 PM) QUOTE(stevie_G @ May 16 2014, 06:08 PM) [FONT=Arial] FRP is the material. POE is Point of Entry. Is two different things. Hi , I'm told by a seller that FRP tank will leach chemicals over time ? Can someone clarify ? Luckily haven't put up order. Thanks |
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QUOTE(stevie_G @ May 16 2014, 06:08 PM) [FONT=Arial] I found this from a document on FRP tank specifications. Source: HereHi , I'm told by a seller that FRP tank will leach chemicals over time ? Can someone clarify ? Luckily haven't put up order. Thanks "Potable (drinking) water has been a longstanding use for FRP. Apart from corrosion resistance with prevents damage or rust tastes, FRP surfaces are smooth to reduce areas which may harbor growth of algae or microorganisms. FRP can also avoid problems with certain potentially harmful trace metals. The most important considerations for potable water is to use a resin with a composition deemed acceptable from a health or regulatory standpoint. The curing technique is extremely important, along with a good extent of cure to minimize styrene and other compounds which can infiltrate the water. With the passage of the federal Clean Drinking Water Act, standards have become more stringent as well as more complicated to understand. Even though many certified standardized tests are used, the emphasis is now on risk assessment, where components and fabrication methods are scrutinized by third parties, such as NSF. The risk assessment involves not only resin constituents and extractables, but potential toxicity, mutagenicity, and carcenogenic aspects. Increasingly, states are adopting the requirements of ANSI/NSF Standard 61. Currently DION® Impact 9102-00 holds a certified listing for use as a barrier material in accordance with Standard 61. This relates to tanks >10 gallons or piping > 6 inches in diameter at ambient temperature. Among other things, the requirements entail post-curing for 4 hours at 160oF, followed by 2 hours at 180oF. Additionally DION® 9100 vinyl ester as well DION® 6631 series and Polylite® 33433-01 isophthalic resins, are approved in accordance with British Standard BS 6920.This standard is very stringent and tests effect of taste, appearance, growth of aquatic microorganisms, effects of organic extractions (monkey kidney cell vero), and trace metals. DION® 382 and DION® 9800 have also been approved by in Norway by Folkehelsa for use in drinking water applications involving North Sea oil platforms and ships." I also found the following information on another site. Source: Here "Due to the corrosion resistant nature of FRP, the tank can be made entirely from the composite, or a second liner can be used. In either case, the inner liner is made using different material properties than the structural portion The liner, if made of FRP is usually resin rich and utilizes a different type of glass, called "C-Glass", while the structural portion uses "E-Glass". The thermoplastic liner usually is PE or ABS. This thermoplastic liner is not considered to contribute mechanical strength. The FRP liner is usually cured before winding. Typical FRP temperature limits are almost depend on the resin use. The thermoplastic resin will suffer from creep at elevated temperatures and ultimately fail. The typical maximum is 49 degrees Celsius." |
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ May 17 2014, 11:55 PM) Thanks for the reply. May I know which package is the most worth it one? http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...y-complete.html http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ap-dws1000.html http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ws2500t-cn.html |
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QUOTE(westlife @ May 18 2014, 07:49 AM) Thanks for the reply. Done some calculation. The old one still looks better deal in the run long compare to the new one.May I know which package is the most worth it one? http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...y-complete.html http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ap-dws1000.html http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ws2500t-cn.html http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ap-dws1000.html |
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QUOTE(jmh33 @ May 6 2014, 09:28 PM) Anybody can share is the bacfree outdoor model good? Getting pure water are good at any 1 time.i saw in the fair, is expensive, but no worry on maintenance wit 5yr + water quality guarantee. Also, those membrane filter that filter up 0.01, virus is removed, but what happen to good mineral? Appreciate your reply. You will be happy on spending money on supplements and visit specialist often I'm a cheapskate, I prefer to waste money on vacation, buying audio stuffs but never visit a specialist nor keep on buying supplements to stay healthy. I only have a simple sand filter for outdoor unit and a carbon filter for drinking water(that boil it). Everyday I wasted 30-45 minutes on nearby man made lake walking. |
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QUOTE(NightFelix @ May 18 2014, 12:26 PM) Done some calculation. The old one still looks better deal in the run long compare to the new one. Thanks for the sharing.http://xammax.my/3m-outdoor-water-filter-a...ap-dws1000.html Is this good enough? Rm15xx 3M Outdoor Water Filter AP902 + 3M Indoor Water Filter AP Easy Complete Actually dun know what is the differences comparing to the rm22xx one.. |
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QUOTE(sfim @ May 18 2014, 06:03 PM) wrt kinetico.... auto backwash twice a day?how often does the auto-backwash occur? 2x a day? if too often then the cost of backwashing will be high.... in my 7 years of using it, I think I have only seen it backwash twice maybe three times.... I am sure it is more than that, just that I wasnt around to witness it. my water usage is also very low my water bill is zero every month the backwash is set according to how much water you use. you can reset it to more or less frequent This post has been edited by idoblu: May 18 2014, 06:21 PM |
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QUOTE(OneMoreDay @ May 18 2014, 12:30 AM) I found this from a document on FRP tank specifications. Source: Here Thanks bro , I guess those tanks on sale in Malaysia are China-made. China can't even produce proper baby formula let alone FRP tanks I suppose. I'm just worry that over time the tank will leech toxins like those plastic drinking bottles."Potable (drinking) water has been a longstanding use for FRP. Apart from corrosion resistance with prevents damage or rust tastes, FRP surfaces are smooth to reduce areas which may harbor growth of algae or microorganisms. FRP can also avoid problems with certain potentially harmful trace metals. The most important considerations for potable water is to use a resin with a composition deemed acceptable from a health or regulatory standpoint. The curing technique is extremely important, along with a good extent of cure to minimize styrene and other compounds which can infiltrate the water. With the passage of the federal Clean Drinking Water Act, standards have become more stringent as well as more complicated to understand. Even though many certified standardized tests are used, the emphasis is now on risk assessment, where components and fabrication methods are scrutinized by third parties, such as NSF. The risk assessment involves not only resin constituents and extractables, but potential toxicity, mutagenicity, and carcenogenic aspects. Increasingly, states are adopting the requirements of ANSI/NSF Standard 61. Currently DION® Impact 9102-00 holds a certified listing for use as a barrier material in accordance with Standard 61. This relates to tanks >10 gallons or piping > 6 inches in diameter at ambient temperature. Among other things, the requirements entail post-curing for 4 hours at 160oF, followed by 2 hours at 180oF. Additionally DION® 9100 vinyl ester as well DION® 6631 series and Polylite® 33433-01 isophthalic resins, are approved in accordance with British Standard BS 6920.This standard is very stringent and tests effect of taste, appearance, growth of aquatic microorganisms, effects of organic extractions (monkey kidney cell vero), and trace metals. DION® 382 and DION® 9800 have also been approved by in Norway by Folkehelsa for use in drinking water applications involving North Sea oil platforms and ships." I also found the following information on another site. Source: Here "Due to the corrosion resistant nature of FRP, the tank can be made entirely from the composite, or a second liner can be used. In either case, the inner liner is made using different material properties than the structural portion The liner, if made of FRP is usually resin rich and utilizes a different type of glass, called "C-Glass", while the structural portion uses "E-Glass". The thermoplastic liner usually is PE or ABS. This thermoplastic liner is not considered to contribute mechanical strength. The FRP liner is usually cured before winding. Typical FRP temperature limits are almost depend on the resin use. The thermoplastic resin will suffer from creep at elevated temperatures and ultimately fail. The typical maximum is 49 degrees Celsius." |
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QUOTE(supersound @ May 18 2014, 12:56 PM) Getting pure water are good at any 1 time. That why i still prefer sand filter. You will be happy on spending money on supplements and visit specialist often I'm a cheapskate, I prefer to waste money on vacation, buying audio stuffs but never visit a specialist nor keep on buying supplements to stay healthy. I only have a simple sand filter for outdoor unit and a carbon filter for drinking water(that boil it). Everyday I wasted 30-45 minutes on nearby man made lake walking. After some study, membrane technology is for "clean" water filtering, use for hospital (non-bacteria env) & certain industry that need "clean" water. |
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QUOTE(stevie_G @ May 19 2014, 10:00 AM) Thanks bro , I guess those tanks on sale in Malaysia are China-made. China can't even produce proper baby formula let alone FRP tanks I suppose. I'm just worry that over time the tank will leech toxins like those plastic drinking bottles. As long as they're built to standard. After all, if large and well known brands outsource some of their manufacturing to China, they have to follow certain standards to maintain their brand's image.On the baby formula thing, you're right I suppose. My relative was going to export New Zealand baby formula to China when the Chinese got strict on their baby formula standards and required manufacturers to be registered on their CNCA (Certification and Accreditation Administration) list if they wanted to export to China. So, while it is taking them some time because cheap mass manufacturing in a booming economy can't necessarily mean they're totally up-to-standard, they are slowly getting there. Ask around. No harm in asking them for certification. You're a consumer and you have rights. Of course, if they'll give you the whole sales and marketing routine without any actual evidence to support their claims, you'll know to take your business elsewhere. P.s. Even BPA-free plastic is no longer safe. Glass or stainless steel bottles for me! This post has been edited by OneMoreDay: May 19 2014, 06:33 PM |
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Just fixed my outdoor water filter today - DIY. Normal FRP935 with 5 layers filtration. For ordinary household usage you do not need all those expensive filters. For indoor I have a 1st stage pensonic filter followed by a national filter. The water is very clean and I sometimes drink without boiling. I make ice straight from the filter. I do not think all those expensive brands will make the water any cleaner than my present setup. To set your mind at peace just boil the filtered water. My outdoor filter cost RM399. DIY RM25.
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QUOTE(jmh33 @ May 19 2014, 03:17 PM) That why i still prefer sand filter. For industrial use, indeed they need clean water.After some study, membrane technology is for "clean" water filtering, use for hospital (non-bacteria env) & certain industry that need "clean" water. As for hospital, it is for hygienic reason. Our body need some contaminant to stay healthy. |
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QUOTE(suppinfresh @ May 10 2012, 11:52 AM) I'm going to install an outdoor water filter for my new house.Anyone using waterco outdoor filter here? Any recommend? Last month I also installed a water filter which I bought from waterwastewaterasia.It is very good in quality.So I will recommend you this filter... |
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Any outdoor water filter to recommend? Budget <900 includes installation. Rarely use water at home due to travelling, no cooking. So not considering those branded ones...
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QUOTE(sapper @ May 19 2014, 08:19 PM) Just fixed my outdoor water filter today - DIY. Normal FRP935 with 5 layers filtration. For ordinary household usage you do not need all those expensive filters. For indoor I have a 1st stage pensonic filter followed by a national filter. The water is very clean and I sometimes drink without boiling. I make ice straight from the filter. I do not think all those expensive brands will make the water any cleaner than my present setup. To set your mind at peace just boil the filtered water. My outdoor filter cost RM399. DIY RM25. Can share your DIY water filter system? |
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Anyone know Gold Tec?
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hi all....i've been surveying around for POE filters and also for drinking water
so far i must say Kinectico does attract me and I just did some enquiry about their products first for POE....is their MACH 2060 model with the cost of RM5290 now.....what they explained on the material makes sense and the concept of their filtration and backwashing does make sense according to their survey on my water....my filter needs to be backwashed for every 200gallons of treated water...that translates into 757 liters of water approximately comes with 10years of warranty and they said guranteed that the media does not require change due to their technology and concept based on my 35cubic meter usage.....it will bump up my usage by another 11cubic meter...which translates from a bill of rm28=/- to about RM38 or RM40 approximately the other product that I enquired was the K5 drinking water filter which filters for drinking water....rm3490 subsequent filter change is rm211 for every 2000 liters....which in my case i probably need 3 sets per year to be honest this brand is sort of premium and elite....although i'm considering this by the fact that it has zero interest payment for 12months.... any other recommendation that can match up to kinectico? |
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QUOTE(hushymushy @ Aug 19 2014, 01:41 PM) For POE, this backwash-able filter system is value for money. RM450 (NW1 cartridge) only. Installation is RM150.Replacement cartridge got 2 types: NW1 RM40 and NW3 (Pleated) RM80 http://newworld.com.my/secure_back_wash.html ![]() ![]() As for POU, Culligan IC-EZ-4 is the most value for money NSF 42 & NSF 53 certified drinking water filter under RM400. ![]() Read more about it in this discussion thread: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=69375785 |
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hi i m searching for outdoor water filter system
any installer here can pm me the price and brand? thanks |
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QUOTE(gwc99 @ Oct 2 2014, 09:27 PM) hi i m searching for outdoor water filter system Coming this weekend(3-5 Oct 2014) Home Renovation Expo Fair @ Mid Valley Convention Center any installer here can pm me the price and brand? thanks We will showing what are the difference between 3M outdoor filter & Hydro one membrane filter. Visit us at our booth Hall3 311 to understand our products and promotions. |
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any one hear or use BWT water filter? pls share urs thanks
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anyone try HydroGuard before for POE? seems to have own R&D with technology tailored to malaysia water condition...however price on the high range
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I m back.. After install waterco w250 almost 2year prob free. The condition still look new even under the sun everyday.
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hi , i looking for outdoor water filter ,
was looking at waterco , 3M, puregen . Currently stay in klang with water pressure alway an issue. |
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Hi i from bandar sri damansara...looking for outdoor water filter... any supplier can pm me your products details ?
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Hi...i am using waterco for 5-6 years now. As my car porch compound is small, the filter was installed outside the gate. So it was under sun and rain all the time. I wonder whether the "head" or the pipes will give way over time. And any idea how soon i need to change the sand inside? I recalled the installer told me that after 5 years the sand need to be changed.
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Hi vendors, I'm looking for outdoor water filter for budget below than RM1500. I stay at Puchong which facing the water pressure issue and yellowish water too. I already have the eSpring for drinking water, I just need a general water filter to have clean water supply for whole unit.
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QUOTE(sharontan1989 @ Feb 3 2015, 05:00 PM) Hi vendors, I'm looking for outdoor water filter for budget below than RM1500. I stay at Puchong which facing the water pressure issue and yellowish water too. I already have the eSpring for drinking water, I just need a general water filter to have clean water supply for whole unit. You may go to hardware shop to source such filter. Should be rm500-800. Then look for Indon/Bangla workers that know piping work. Pay them rm50.Please recommend. |
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Does anyone here use GoldTec water filter?
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Looking for Outdoor Filter for washing tonnes of clothes (not drinking) with these:
Backwash function Water pressure will not drop after years of usage No require electricity to power Low cost easy/cheap to maintain Durable Easy to DIY service, no need to call serviceman. Any recommendation with pricing? Btw any membran vs sand pros and cons comparison? |
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QUOTE(lowya @ Mar 3 2015, 03:32 PM) Looking for Outdoor Filter for washing tonnes of clothes (not drinking) with these: A rm400-600 sand filter will do the job. Pressure drop high is due to the filter blocked, so doing back flush will do the trick Backwash function Water pressure will not drop after years of usage No require electricity to power Low cost easy/cheap to maintain Durable Easy to DIY service, no need to call serviceman. Any recommendation with pricing? Btw any membran vs sand pros and cons comparison? |
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Can someone supply me a small water filter system for cafe use?
Probably under 2k. Thanks. |
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Hi, I am living in a condo in wangsa maju.... Am thinking about a Poe filter. Considering 3m ap membrane filter.. Buy I am afraid that the water here too dirty and will clog up the filter very fast and I don't think there is a back wash function....or should I consider a cheaper sand filter with back wash function? If I choose that option,since I live in a condo I hhave now where to back wash it to
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hi can recommend whole house water filter? what technologies are better for whole house systems? ultrafiltration?
so i did some research it all comes down to these: "3m ap 902 kinetico hydroguard puregen ge waterco pentair sus304 perfect steel Jantzen, NESH, Wateq, D'Twin, Coway" which to choose? haha. ive no idea about these stuff This post has been edited by biatche: Mar 24 2015, 05:50 AM |
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Hi guys,
I would like to share my experience with Alphamax. I purchased a water filter from Alphamax last April 2014 and they gave me some cash voucher so I went to their shop at Kuchai Lama to get a water dispenser (Later I realize that we can get cheaper even without the cash voucher other places) . I carried the water dispenser back home and put it in store room and it remain in the original sealed box. I just got my house ready recently so I request Alphamax to install my water filter and water dispenser last Saturday. I opened the water dispenser from the original box on that day before the installer come and found that water filter's white color plaster panel already turn yellowish and there are some stains on it. Other than that, I can see that the water dispenser's original brand name "Magic" is being removed and the mark is still there The WORST part is when the installer put the water supply in the dispenser, he heard something strange inside the dispenser so he open it and found 1 of out of 3 filters inside the dispenser is missing!! The water splash everywhere inside the dispenser after gone through the first filter since the missing filter is place between the first and third filter. The installer ask me get the missing filter from them and I hope there is no extra charge for that. If you plan to get anything from Alphamax, please make sure you check what's inside the box before you bring it back home. |
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i want to buy 3M water filter both indoor and outdoor...i try to contact reseller in Miri but never kena layan..
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QUOTE(biatche @ Mar 23 2015, 09:59 PM) hi can recommend whole house water filter? what technologies are better for whole house systems? ultrafiltration? most of them done a good job for outdoor water filter , check your budget and their maintenance cost if suit your lifestyle..so i did some research it all comes down to these: "3m ap 902 kinetico hydroguard puregen ge waterco pentair sus304 perfect steel Jantzen, NESH, Wateq, D'Twin, Coway" which to choose? haha. ive no idea about these stuff avoid those which are not normally found in malaysia like no sales and support office. (not named in your list) |
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QUOTE(mghong @ May 24 2015, 09:40 AM) most of them done a good job for outdoor water filter , check your budget and their maintenance cost if suit your lifestyle.. so what are you suggesting?avoid those which are not normally found in malaysia like no sales and support office. (not named in your list) issues: 1. yellow-brown water 2. eczema 3. itchy skin |
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QUOTE(biatche @ May 24 2015, 02:22 PM) Bro , i havent install yet1. yellow-brown water - all outdoor can solve this problem. 2. eczema - my doctor told me , dont take bath in hot water as it will dry our skin..i not sure out door filter can prevent this. (my humble advise) 3. itchy skin - same for item 2. there are people said use alkaline water to wash hand to neutralize our Ph level.. personally dont think it will work .. maybe other can answer your question better.. |
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May 25 2015, 08:07 AM
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QUOTE(biatche @ May 24 2015, 02:22 PM) 1) If your house is 10 - 20 years may be the underground pipe is GI pipe and it has rusted, so no matter how good your outdoor filter is, there is no way to clear off the yellowish water. If that is the case, you need to get a shower filter (installed at shower point)2) Eczema, depending on which body shampoo you are using, i tried many even those recommended by doctors but i ended up with Shokubutsu Original but some of my friends say it is dry for them. Another best recommendation, Ezerra Body Shampoo, i usually buy them from Big Pharmacy, much cheaper compared to Guardian or Watson. 3) I read online that alkaline water helps to cure eczema and the best is KANGEN, even i have a friend who could get me a cheaper price for Kangen but it is just too EXPENSIVE, so i got Rubine instead. As per photo you can see I am using both Rubine Alkaline Water Filter and 3M DWS2500 . Got them both free from my supplier or else gonna cost me a bomb for both This post has been edited by zheilwane: May 25 2015, 08:12 AM Attached thumbnail(s) |
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QUOTE(chilskater @ Apr 11 2015, 06:32 PM) i want to buy 3M water filter both indoor and outdoor...i try to contact reseller in Miri but never kena layan.. Hi, just would like to know do you able to get your 3M water filter in Miri? Please let us know is there anything we can help. You may check it out the 3M water filter info from our online store as well, thank you. |
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QUOTE(rikiraikonnen @ Aug 22 2013, 12:20 PM) I use diamond outdoor & indoor filter. The outdoor filter do have have backwash capability and I do monthly backwash & call diamond guy to take out the filter for full cleaning every 6 months. I have to tell you that even after monthly backwash, you'll be surprise to see the amount of dirt trapped during the 6 months full cleaning (manually take out and jet wash the filter). I think any water filter system can do a good job, so long as you do the proper maintenance. I don't really feel the water pressure is affected, even just before the full half yearly cleaning. How much do they charge you for the full cleaning service? I'm considering the Diamond Outdoor Filter.. if the maintenance cost works out to be cheaper than the AP902.Anybody got mixed-sand filter around RM5xx to recommend? Without carbon blocks/activated carbon? |
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QUOTE(XAM MAX @ May 27 2015, 12:52 PM) Hi, just would like to know do you able to get your 3M water filter in Miri? Please let us know is there anything we can help. Per xammax online store's FAQ, it only delivers within west malaysia. You may check it out the 3M water filter info from our online store as well, thank you. |
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QUOTE(swgiant @ May 31 2015, 01:43 PM) Yup, btw we still get many inquiry from East Malaysia and also help them to ordered successful.Please PM us your inquiry and contact for our sales rep to contact and help you. We will get our sales rep to call you ASAP. Thank you. |
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still havent buy 3M water filter..i still have to look for installer...Miri
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finally bought Alphamax A0845 outdoor water filter. RM 2399 with lifetime warranty for body, 3yrs warranty for stainless steel valve (they claim its free upgrade during the promo and worth rm300). Installation included.
The salesman claim no maintenance required except the backwash every 2 weeks. I'm google and the info correct eventhough some other salesman mention that not logic if totally no maintenance for water filter. Its make sense but salesman counter back saying that different sand type they using and how the unit perform backwash. top down. I'm happy as long no rusty color water coming into my house and manufacturer willing to give longer warranty. That mean they confident with the product. Initial want to buy AP902 or Nesh membran but after considering cost of maintenance and water pressure concern, i choose this alphamax. As we know got 3 type of outdoor water filter. My priority is unit that not filtering chlorine (afraid my tank getting worst) and less maintenance. I'm target to used at least 10 yrs. so its about RM 240 per year. Acceptable cost for me. Maybe those who already used this brand can also comment their experience. So whoever survey outdoor water filter may consider this product or not.. This post has been edited by ejan_: Jun 13 2015, 09:56 PM |
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Me plan to get also sand based water filter...either perfect steel or any other chick brand which selling alot in klang valley hahaha..
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QUOTE(mghong @ Jun 14 2015, 12:35 AM) Me plan to get also sand based water filter...either perfect steel or any other chick brand which selling alot in klang valley hahaha.. Ask your neighbours of their experience and how long before they change. Certain areas they clog fast and membrane works well. Personally I lean towards leaving the chlorine intact all the way and cutting it out at usage point like shower or kitchen (esp washing vege). membrane usually replaced every 3-5 years depending on dirt and water pressure loss. The downside of sand media is having little grit finding their way to the tangki which does not happen with membrane. Those may clog showerheads. Usually I combine first installation with a tangki wash. My installer does both.any bad experience can share ? |
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QUOTE(ejan_ @ Jun 13 2015, 09:54 PM) finally bought Alphamax A0845 outdoor water filter. RM 2399 with lifetime warranty for body, 3yrs warranty for stainless steel valve (they claim its free upgrade during the promo and worth rm300). Installation included. its only RM1299 from http://www.water-filter.com.my/stainlesssteel.html???The salesman claim no maintenance required except the backwash every 2 weeks. I'm google and the info correct eventhough some other salesman mention that not logic if totally no maintenance for water filter. Its make sense but salesman counter back saying that different sand type they using and how the unit perform backwash. top down. I'm happy as long no rusty color water coming into my house and manufacturer willing to give longer warranty. That mean they confident with the product. Initial want to buy AP902 or Nesh membran but after considering cost of maintenance and water pressure concern, i choose this alphamax. As we know got 3 type of outdoor water filter. My priority is unit that not filtering chlorine (afraid my tank getting worst) and less maintenance. I'm target to used at least 10 yrs. so its about RM 240 per year. Acceptable cost for me. Maybe those who already used this brand can also comment their experience. So whoever survey outdoor water filter may consider this product or not.. |
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QUOTE(blacksun @ Jun 14 2015, 02:58 PM) better get the info right as http://www.alphamaxind.com/wt1.html official website the model is A0840 not B. Moreover, went to check the website the B0840 comes with CARBON while the Alphamax A0840 is same as Perfect Steel using Micro Z media with NSF not carbon.Actually we did discuss about this before, why some stainless steel sand filter so cheap and why some so expensive. When a product is too cheap compared to normal market price, usually i will be extra careful and check the details. Here is the link https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+580 Here is one of them For perfect steel brand, here is how to differentiate CHina or Malaysia 1. As u can see, the China tank on the left has rusted ![]() When i click on the water-filter.com i could not find the detail information on the filters. May be i overlook it or it wasnt there. For perfect steel, here is the online catalog, if compare it is the same as Alphamax original models https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 14 2015, 10:09 PM |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 14 2015, 10:00 PM) better get the info right as http://www.alphamaxind.com/wt1.html official website the model is A0840 not B. Moreover, went to check the website the B0840 comes with CARBON while the Alphamax A0840 is same as Perfect Steel using Micro Z media with NSF not carbon. yup.. alphamaxind is correct website to refer. They also selling oem and non stainless steel sand filter for any brand including bacfree etc.. You may ask if interested to review.Actually we did discuss about this before, why some stainless steel sand filter so cheap and why some so expensive. When a product is too cheap compared to normal market price, usually i will be extra careful and check the details. Here is the link https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+580 Here is one of them For perfect steel brand, here is how to differentiate CHina or Malaysia 1. As u can see, the China tank on the left has rusted ![]() When i click on the water-filter.com i could not find the detail information on the filters. May be i overlook it or it wasnt there. For perfect steel, here is the online catalog, if compare it is the same as Alphamax original models https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 14 2015, 10:00 PM) better get the info right as http://www.alphamaxind.com/wt1.html official website the model is A0840 not B. Moreover, went to check the website the B0840 comes with CARBON while the Alphamax A0840 is same as Perfect Steel using Micro Z media with NSF not carbon. What is the benefit of using stainless steel or fiber?Actually we did discuss about this before, why some stainless steel sand filter so cheap and why some so expensive. When a product is too cheap compared to normal market price, usually i will be extra careful and check the details. Here is the link https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/751269/+580 Here is one of them For perfect steel brand, here is how to differentiate CHina or Malaysia 1. As u can see, the China tank on the left has rusted ![]() When i click on the water-filter.com i could not find the detail information on the filters. May be i overlook it or it wasnt there. For perfect steel, here is the online catalog, if compare it is the same as Alphamax original models https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit |
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Hello
Does anyone still install another filter unit after your Outdoor Water filter? I am using Alphamax A-0845 |
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QUOTE(mghong @ Jun 14 2015, 12:35 AM) Me plan to get also sand based water filter...either perfect steel or any other chick brand which selling alot in klang valley hahaha.. I just got the Perfect Steel filter from Builder Hardware, installed last week after my wife complain the water make her skin itchy, after installed all i can say she did not complain anymore. any bad experience can share ? This post has been edited by MtV: Jun 22 2015, 04:41 PM |
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Hi guys, any recommendation for sand filter? I prefer not to have carbon coz it wares out after some time unless it is replaced with fresh carbon right?
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QUOTE(Bigboyz @ Jun 23 2015, 08:25 PM) Hi guys, any recommendation for sand filter? I prefer not to have carbon coz it wares out after some time unless it is replaced with fresh carbon right? It is not recommended to have carbon as well for landed properties to protect our water tank from bacteria. You can consider perfect steel sand filter |
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QUOTE(Bigboyz @ Jun 23 2015, 08:25 PM) Hi guys, any recommendation for sand filter? I prefer not to have carbon coz it wares out after some time unless it is replaced with fresh carbon right? Just get the normal fiber sand filter type will do. Make sure it is using dark color, blue are nice Using carbon or activated carbon filter are not a good idea Using outdoor filter that boast can remove all impurities are more dangerous as it is a good algae and bacteria growth. Carbon filter you need to regenerate it every now and then. You need to use acid and alkaline to do the job. Safer will be using vinegar and salt but less effective. |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Aug 12 2012, 08:12 AM) 3M is cheap (depending where u r buying it). We are having promotion for 3M water filter, indoor + outdoor water filter for less than RM 2k. This is how small the filter is Hi , ![]() http://www.facebook.com/builders.hardware?sk=info How much your selling best price for perfect steel? ( stainless steel) . Can pm best price with installation. Tq |
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Dear Zheilwane,
What is the price for Perfect steel filter (SS body)? Do you have delivery to JB area ? Thanks |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 25 2015, 11:03 AM) It is not recommended to have carbon as well for landed properties to protect our water tank from bacteria. You can consider perfect steel sand filter Hi Zheilwane,Can pm me your offer on indoor and outdoor water filter? looking for it to install on my new house. thanks |
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QUOTE(silentsunami @ Jul 30 2015, 06:30 PM) Hi Zheilwane, Perfect Steel stainless steel sand filter for outdoor + Aquaphor Crystal Eco for indoor. However, price is only until this saturday as price will increase next month due to currency drop. You can place a deposit to book it and install later in August.Can pm me your offer on indoor and outdoor water filter? looking for it to install on my new house. thanks |
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My area is at Setia Indah. (81100)
Can you also advise the price for Grundfos CM3-5PM1? Thanks |
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hi all,
i have read through the whole tread, from 2012 til the last Jul 2015. but some details about filters are not so clear. As in the market, outdoor filter have few types, Ultrafiltration membrane filter, sand filter, and like 3M, not a membrane nor sand type. what is the maintenance between these three types? 3M require to change cartridge every year, sand filter is backwashed hence it only require to change sand after 3 years. Then how about membrane filter? is it maintenance free? Besides that, i looked through the spec UF membrane filter and most of membrane pore size is 0.01 microns. is this meaning that after install membrane filter we don't have to install indoor water filter as 0.01 microns have already closed to RO water? in term of water pressure, which is better? i do not really recommend to drink RO water because it is too clean that nothing is inside, my personal opinion. but, how about 0.01 microns? is it still sustaining the minerals inside? hope someone could answer. tq tq.. |
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Hi zheilwane.
Please check your PM. Thanks |
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QUOTE(telasdist @ Sep 14 2015, 04:44 PM) hi all, Please visit us at PWTC Home Exhibition from 24 - 27 Sep. Just let our products specialists explain you in details about i have read through the whole tread, from 2012 til the last Jul 2015. but some details about filters are not so clear. As in the market, outdoor filter have few types, Ultrafiltration membrane filter, sand filter, and like 3M, not a membrane nor sand type. what is the maintenance between these three types? 3M require to change cartridge every year, sand filter is backwashed hence it only require to change sand after 3 years. Then how about membrane filter? is it maintenance free? Besides that, i looked through the spec UF membrane filter and most of membrane pore size is 0.01 microns. is this meaning that after install membrane filter we don't have to install indoor water filter as 0.01 microns have already closed to RO water? in term of water pressure, which is better? i do not really recommend to drink RO water because it is too clean that nothing is inside, my personal opinion. but, how about 0.01 microns? is it still sustaining the minerals inside? hope someone could answer. tq tq.. 3M water filters. You won't wanna miss the chance to grab our unbeatable promotions for 3M Water Filters as well. ![]() |
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QUOTE(XAM MAX @ Sep 24 2015, 12:50 AM) Please visit us at PWTC Home Exhibition from 24 - 27 Sep. Just let our products specialists explain you in details about Bro. what is the price for 3M drinking water indoor and outdoor including installation in kajang?3M water filters. You won't wanna miss the chance to grab our unbeatable promotions for 3M Water Filters as well. ![]() This post has been edited by Theused85: Sep 25 2015, 09:00 AM |
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QUOTE(Theused85 @ Sep 25 2015, 08:58 AM) Bro, please feel free to drop by our booths (pictures attached as below). Our promotions with exclusive packages and free installation (selected model). We are so sorry about due to very specials offers we are NOT allow to show it here Booth Location: PWTC Dewan Tun Razak 1 Hall 1 Opposite Joven's Booths |
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too long to read...
seeking for outdoor water filter owner here that recommend the unit you using (affordable price |
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QUOTE(supermia0 @ Oct 7 2015, 05:15 PM) too long to read... i'm using hydro one membrane series. 8 years still running without issues. automatic backwash. abit expensive than regular bacfree rocket eh series i think. seeking for outdoor water filter owner here that recommend the unit you using (affordable price http://www.hydro1.com.my/ |
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QUOTE(FireIceCombo @ Oct 8 2015, 01:06 AM) i'm using hydro one membrane series. 8 years still running without issues. automatic backwash. abit expensive than regular bacfree rocket eh series i think. Ok, I'll check about it... By the way your *abit* expensive is how *abit*? Lolhttp://www.hydro1.com.my/ |
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QUOTE(supermia0 @ Oct 7 2015, 05:15 PM) too long to read... Basically any rm300-1000 sand filter are good enough already. If your incoming water too clean, it will promote algae growth on the stagnant parts.seeking for outdoor water filter owner here that recommend the unit you using (affordable price |
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QUOTE(supermia0 @ Oct 10 2015, 12:43 PM) Well, Syabas's water only using simple filtration and adding chlorine. So we need to filter any solid dirt before entering our house. We only need "clean" water for drinking unless having skin issues on the water used for bath. |
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QUOTE(supersound @ Oct 10 2015, 12:55 PM) Well, Syabas's water only using simple filtration and adding chlorine. So we need to filter any solid dirt before entering our house. Noted, thanks a lot (imagine taking bath with the brownish water everyday :/ ) and my drinking water filter turn brownish within 2-3daysWe only need "clean" water for drinking unless having skin issues on the water used for bath. |
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Hi! I am staying in condo. I have already had a drinking water filter at home. Now i plan to install another outdoor filter which is for washing / taking bath. Coz the incoming water is too brownish and even my white clothes turn into yellow clothes after washing..... My drinking water filter also bcum dirty
I need a not too big one which can be installed at the main pipe outside my house and no need too frequent maintenance on it. Plus, maintenance costs must be not too costly... Can anyone recommend? |
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Zheilwane,
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QUOTE(fun85 @ Nov 4 2015, 06:29 PM) Hi! I am staying in condo. I have already had a drinking water filter at home. Now i plan to install another outdoor filter which is for washing / taking bath. Coz the incoming water is too brownish and even my white clothes turn into yellow clothes after washing..... My drinking water filter also bcum dirty I need a not too big one which can be installed at the main pipe outside my house and no need too frequent maintenance on it. Plus, maintenance costs must be not too costly... Can anyone recommend? ![]() perhaps this ? |
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Zheilwane,
I'm considering a washable prefilter to be installed before 3M AP902 bought from your shop at Kepong recently. Read somewhere that this will help to protect the 3M outdoor filter in case of dirty syabas water especially after water cut. Please quote your best price for the prefilter by PM. Thanks. |
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QUOTE(pdaz123 @ Nov 15 2015, 10:45 PM) Zheilwane, Based on my opinion there is no point installing a pre-filter. Customers got AP902 because of the easy maintenance (no need backwash) and the small size. If you install a prefilter, the whole system will look bulky and ugly. It will also be troublesome to clean or replace the prefilter regularly. Hence, defeating the purpose of getting 3M AP902. If there is water disruption, usually SYABAS will send us a notice and do turn off the water supply and remove the cartridge. Once u r back from work, turn on the valve, let the dirty water flow out then only install back the cartridge.I'm considering a washable prefilter to be installed before 3M AP902 bought from your shop at Kepong recently. Read somewhere that this will help to protect the 3M outdoor filter in case of dirty syabas water especially after water cut. Please quote your best price for the prefilter by PM. Thanks. These prefilters used to be very popular back then but maintenance is too troublesome, that is why people switch it sand filter and also 3M ![]() If your 3M got clogged due to the SYABAS water cut, call us and i will teach you how to do a simple manual backwash. However, preventing it by taking out the cartridge is better than cleaning it This post has been edited by zheilwane: Nov 16 2015, 05:55 PM |
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Dear dealer, kindly pm me your product details included price and maintenance fee.
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Hi zheilwane, I'm planning to renovate old house and basically I wanna install outdoor water filter mainly for washing and bath. What do you recommend? I already got indoor water filter
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Im staying at condo, looking for outdoor filter for filtering sand and/or karat.
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any type ofoutdoor water filter can install if developer not allow us to install big outdoor water filter
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Nov 16 2015, 05:51 PM) Based on my opinion there is no point installing a pre-filter. Customers got AP902 because of the easy maintenance (no need backwash) and the small size. If you install a prefilter, the whole system will look bulky and ugly. It will also be troublesome to clean or replace the prefilter regularly. Hence, defeating the purpose of getting 3M AP902. If there is water disruption, usually SYABAS will send us a notice and do turn off the water supply and remove the cartridge. Once u r back from work, turn on the valve, let the dirty water flow out then only install back the cartridge. Hi Boss, this one is for outdoor right?These prefilters used to be very popular back then but maintenance is too troublesome, that is why people switch it sand filter and also 3M ![]() If your 3M got clogged due to the SYABAS water cut, call us and i will teach you how to do a simple manual backwash. However, preventing it by taking out the cartridge is better than cleaning it how frequent we need to replace the catridge? i think my apartment management will not say no if I install this filter to my apartment mind to tell me how much? |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Nov 16 2015, 05:51 PM) Based on my opinion there is no point installing a pre-filter. Customers got AP902 because of the easy maintenance (no need backwash) and the small size. If you install a prefilter, the whole system will look bulky and ugly. It will also be troublesome to clean or replace the prefilter regularly. Hence, defeating the purpose of getting 3M AP902. If there is water disruption, usually SYABAS will send us a notice and do turn off the water supply and remove the cartridge. Once u r back from work, turn on the valve, let the dirty water flow out then only install back the cartridge. Hi can you PM your best price for the AP 902? I am using the old conventional model as attached. These prefilters used to be very popular back then but maintenance is too troublesome, that is why people switch it sand filter and also 3M ![]() If your 3M got clogged due to the SYABAS water cut, call us and i will teach you how to do a simple manual backwash. However, preventing it by taking out the cartridge is better than cleaning it Does the price covers for labor installation and will it be cheaper if I trade in that unit to you? I base at Kepong area. Appreciate if you can provide me more details. I see that now the 3M website is doing CNY promotion. Thanks and Gong Hey Fatt Choi! This post has been edited by JasonW13: Feb 10 2016, 11:52 AM |
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QUOTE(JasonW13 @ Feb 10 2016, 11:50 AM) Hi can you PM your best price for the AP 902? I am using the old conventional model as attached. Gong hey fatt choi, we dont do trade in for this filter, actually no value also for it Does the price covers for labor installation and will it be cheaper if I trade in that unit to you? I base at Kepong area. Appreciate if you can provide me more details. I see that now the 3M website is doing CNY promotion. Thanks and Gong Hey Fatt Choi! |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Feb 10 2016, 11:20 AM) I dont sell this filter, i m selling 3M AP902 as per link (click on AP902 in the link for more info) not sure the management will kacau me or not if i install this big one, need to check with themhttp://solutions.3m.com.my/wps/portal/3M/e...ilter-Products/ |
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stay condo also. looking for outdoor one. how to install? where is it?
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QUOTE(arthas_teo @ Mar 25 2016, 10:26 PM) 1) check management whether they allow you to install or not.2) check where you can install it a) meter room b) outside your condo unit c) inside your condo unit 3) Do you have a drain for backwash water? Suggestion : 1) 3M AP902 for Most condo that has limited space and no place for backwash 2) If you have space and can backwash get Perfect Steel Sand filter for cost effective and low maintenance cost Note : DO NOT BUY UF membrane filter with 0.01 micron, definite will reduce water pressure and many other problems. Ask us if u wanna know more |
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What are the problems if install UF membrane filter with 0.01 micron? Plan to get one outdoor filter but not really keen on sand filter.
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ Apr 4 2016, 01:38 PM) What are the problems if install UF membrane filter with 0.01 micron? Plan to get one outdoor filter but not really keen on sand filter. Is good to get "clean" water where you filter out from outdoor unit as you are promoting green in the pipes Like everybody says : go green |
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I have a Waterco outdoor fibreglass sand filter. I am planning to move it to my new house. The questions is how to move it? Do i need to pour out everything before moving? or just take and go (and also fix back all the pipes in the old house)
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QUOTE(vyruzj @ Apr 4 2016, 04:31 PM) I have a Waterco outdoor fibreglass sand filter. I am planning to move it to my new house. The questions is how to move it? Do i need to pour out everything before moving? or just take and go (and also fix back all the pipes in the old house) it is too heavy, usually jus pour it out. |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ Apr 4 2016, 01:38 PM) What are the problems if install UF membrane filter with 0.01 micron? Plan to get one outdoor filter but not really keen on sand filter. Actually we discussed this several times, i also posted more than 10 times around the forums. If you online google Pros and cons UF 0.01 micron and u will get the answers. If u ask sellers seling UF membrane, they will say is good. If u ask seller like me selling sand, i will tell u is no good. Best and neutral answer, get it from google. May b i should start selling what customers wan rather what is good for them This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 4 2016, 09:36 PM |
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Ok, at first you said:
QUOTE(zheilwane @ Mar 25 2016, 10:42 PM) Note : DO NOT BUY UF membrane filter with 0.01 micron, definite will reduce water pressure and many other problems. Ask us if u wanna know more QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 4 2016, 09:35 PM) Actually we discussed this several times, i also posted more than 10 times around the forums. If you online google Pros and cons UF 0.01 micron and u will get the answers. If u ask sellers seling UF membrane, they will say is good. If u ask seller like me selling sand, i will tell u is no good. Best and neutral answer, get it from google. It's kinda stupid, don't you think so? ☺May b i should start selling what customers wan rather what is good for them |
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sorry bro my bad. May b bcoz i have been replying the same thing too many times and also been targeted by suspected duplicate accounts, got too tired. Was wondering, why dont i just sell what customers wan like most shops and i dont have to explain so much then, wasnt targeting at you. Will dig out the link in previous post n repost it.
Found this when digging back my previous posting. Look at the pressure, before and after filtration. Confirm will reduce water pressure This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 5 2016, 10:27 AM |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ Apr 4 2016, 11:01 PM) Ok, at first you said: My mom house been using membrane filters, not sure if its 0.01, remember is using hollow fiber. The first 2 years we had it chemical wash annually, but 3rd years onward the maintenance company didn't call us, and we lost their contact number. Didn't do any chemical wash since then. think is almost 6th year now. She just do back wash every week, and water from backwash use for carwash. And when i asked, you throw tantrum and replied with this (maybe you felt frustrated after knowing that i would not be your potential customer) It's kinda stupid, don't you think so? ☺ I find the water pressure are better than previous the sand filter that used fiber casing. Hope this help. BTW, i don't sell, Don't PM me for price |
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Mainly there are 3 types of water filters in Malaysia. Sand, Membrane and Cloth. Most customer like Membrane due to the compact size, you should compare the end result (after installation) I think sand looks nicer.
1)UF MEMBRANE Brands like Hydro1, OKO, NESH, RUBINE, OSMO, GENAIR, PERFECT STEEL and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is 0.01 micon with UF Membrane filtration. You might think that with 0.01 micron, you can save $$ and do not need an indoor filter, this is wrong. Copied this from a website, “EVEN reverse osmosis (0.0001 micron) is effective for removing a variety of contaminants in water, the reverse osmosis membrane alone does NOT remove volatile organic chemical (VOCs), chlorine and chloramines, pharmaceuticals, and a host of other synthetic chemicals found in municipal water” This type of filter is the cleanest for outdoor system but the cons outweigh the pros. Reduce in water pressure We discussed about indoor drinking filter, we have Amway Espring (0.2 micron), Aquaphor (0.1 micron). So, do we need 0.01 micron for outdoor filter while indoor is only 0.2 or 0.1 micron? As we know, indoor drinking filter will reduce water pressure with the small micron filtration, wouldnt 0.01 micron reduce even more? As per video tested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGQOnLpyUdc Clogging Issue Due to the small and compact design of this filter but with 0.01 micron, wont it get clogged fast? Most of them will recommend installing an automatic flushing timer to flush 2 times per day. The timer runs on batttery and according to feedback, battery could last 10 months - 1 year. As we always rely on the automatic function, we wont check on the battery. If battery runs out and does not flush, membrane will spoil and cost approximately RM 700 to replace. Sometimes, customers dont even notice the membrane is faulty unless incoming water supply is so dirty and obvious yellowish. When membrane is faulty, you will notice flushing (similar backwash) water is not as dirty as when it is brand new = some of the dirt is entering your house without you noticing it. Not Durable From research most membrane filters could only withstand 3 - 3.5bar pressure. Most catalogs written 6 - 8 bars, if you ask the sales person in the detail, 6-8 bars is actually for the stainless steel casing durability test not the membrane. So, if you incoming water pressure is too strong, installer will recommend to install a pressure reducing valve to reduce water pressure, water enters the filter, pressure drop again... High Maintenance Cost UF Membrane could not perform BACKWASH but can only do flushing which is not as effective as backwash. That is why it is recommended to do chemical cleaning once a year and replace membrane 3 years once. 2)Sand Brands like Waterco, Bacfree, Perfect Steel, Genair, Puregen, alphamax and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is around 5 - 20 micron. This type of filter has the lowest maintenance cost (replacement of media averagely 4 years)and durable. Different brand will have different type of sand, some have 2 layers while some have upto 6 layers. Most 5 - 6 layers will consist of 2 - 3 layers of gravel stone, so when you have more layers, the amount of sand will be lesser and capcity will be lower. Some media claim that they got mineral, remove bacteria and etc but are these real and are they necessary? Generally, an outdoor filter is mainly to remove sediments and rust to protect our internal piping from clogging or damage our taps & fittings and to ensure water is not yellowish for cleaning. So, to me the most important thing is the outdoor filter has to be sufficient clean, durable and least maintenance, why pay more for gimmicks that we dont need or not proven to work. Chemical, heavy metal, bacteria all those leave it for the indoor filters to do the job. There are a few disadvantages of sand, a)If you forgot to backwash and pressure is strong, dirt will eventually get into our house b)Without proper maintenance, a little sand could enter our pipeline. c) Inconsistent filtration, when it is brand new could b 5 micron but after few years with backwash, different layers of sand and dirt will get mixed up, filtration could go upto 20 micron. 1 micron = 0.001mm. So 20 micron for an outdoor filter still acceptable for me 3)Cloth Brand like Perfect Steel, Diamond and . Average filtration 5 - 15 micron. For Perfect Steel and Diamound, you will need to get their technician to clean the filter quarterly and it is kinda costly, every I do sell Genair, Perfect Steel and Rubine Membrane filter, Genair and Perfect Steel Sand filter. However, I mainly promote Perfect Steel Sand (for landed) as we used to sell UF membrane but receive several complaints from customers, so we decided not to sell. This post has been edited by zheilwane: Oct 19 2016, 02:02 PM |
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really got ppl just come in and ask what is better instead of reading all the previous comments... lol....
really doubt that kind of ppl will really follow what other said...blindly.. lol then sampai kedai, kedai ppl recommend something else, might change their minds also... just curious, no hard feelings... btw, I'm using 3m outdoor filters because lazy back wash. |
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use sand cukup la. sand outdoor filter + boil water inside. kau tim.
my factories got deionized and another got RO. 1 more also got soft water. i honestly tell u from an experienced person dealing with water products, sand filter + kettle is the best dirnking water u can get la. |
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@zheilwane do you provide service to change the sand of the outdoor unit? my outdoor unit is quit long already and plan to change the sand inside, please pm me
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QUOTE(ccheng0085 @ Apr 5 2016, 04:22 PM) really got ppl just come in and ask what is better instead of reading all the previous comments... lol.... Well, if you read through all the 15 pages, post #282 is the only post that zheilwane mentioned about UF low pressure issue and "other problems". That's why I asked for more details.really doubt that kind of ppl will really follow what other said...blindly.. lol then sampai kedai, kedai ppl recommend something else, might change their minds also... just curious, no hard feelings... btw, I'm using 3m outdoor filters because lazy back wash. If he is lazy to answer, then don't put something like "ask us if you want to know more". This is the purpose of a forum, for us to learn and discuss things. If we can google everything then what's the point of having a forum? Just curious what's gone through your mind, no hard feeling This post has been edited by westley0214: Apr 5 2016, 05:12 PM |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ Apr 5 2016, 05:12 PM) Well, if you read through all the 15 pages, post #282 is the only post that zheilwane mentioned about UF low pressure issue and "other problems". That's why I asked for more details. Neh, its ok bro. Everyone got their own way of researching. Happy buying bro If he is lazy to answer, then don't put something like "ask us if you want to know more". This is the purpose of a forum, for us to learn and discuss things. If we can google everything then what's the point of having a forum? Just curious what's gone through your mind, no hard feeling |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 5 2016, 11:09 AM) Mainly there are 3 types of water filters in Malaysia. Sand, Membrane and Cloth. Most customer like Membrane or 3M due to the compact size, you should compare the end result (after installation) I think sand looks nicer. As per photo below what is the price for the perfect steel filter? How much will it cost for the maintenance? We have to change the sand every 3/4 years right?![]() 1)UF MEMBRANE Brands like Hydro1, OKO, NESH, RUBINE, OSMO, GENAIR, PERFECT STEEL and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is 0.01 micon with UF Membrane filtration. You might think that with 0.01 micron, you can save $$ and do not need an indoor filter, this is wrong. Copied this from a website, “EVEN reverse osmosis (0.0001 micron) is effective for removing a variety of contaminants in water, the reverse osmosis membrane alone does NOT remove volatile organic chemical (VOCs), chlorine and chloramines, pharmaceuticals, and a host of other synthetic chemicals found in municipal water” This type of filter is the cleanest for outdoor system but the cons outweigh the pros. Reduce in water pressure We discussed about indoor drinking filter, we have Amway Espring (0.2 micron), 3M (0.2 micron), Aquaphor (0.1 micron). So, do we need 0.01 micron for outdoor filter while indoor is only 0.2 or 0.1 micron? As we know, indoor drinking filter will reduce water pressure with the small micron filtration, wouldnt 0.01 micron reduce even more? As per video tested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGQOnLpyUdc Clogging Issue Due to the small and compact design of this filter but with 0.01 micron, wont it get clogged fast? Most of them will recommend installing an automatic flushing timer to flush 2 times per day. The timer runs on batttery and according to feedback, battery could last 10 months - 1 year. As we always rely on the automatic function, we wont check on the battery. If battery runs out and does not flush, membrane will spoil and cost approximately RM 700 to replace. Sometimes, customers dont even notice the membrane is faulty unless incoming water supply is so dirty and obvious yellowish. When membrane is faulty, you will notice flushing (similar backwash) water is not as dirty as when it is brand new = some of the dirt is entering your house without you noticing it. Not Durable From research most membrane filters could only withstand 3 - 3.5bar pressure. Most catalogs written 6 - 8 bars, if you ask the sales person in the detail, 6-8 bars is actually for the stainless steel casing durability test not the membrane. So, if you incoming water pressure is too strong, installer will recommend to install a pressure reducing valve to reduce water pressure, water enters the filter, pressure drop again... High Maintenance Cost UF Membrane could not perform BACKWASH but can only do flushing which is not as effective as backwash. That is why it is recommended to do chemical cleaning once a year and replace membrane 3 years once. 2)Sand Brands like Waterco, Bacfree, Perfect Steel, Genair, Puregen, alphamax and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is around 5 - 20 micron. This type of filter has the lowest maintenance cost (replacement of media averagely 4 years)and durable. Different brand will have different type of sand, some have 2 layers while some have upto 6 layers. Most 5 - 6 layers will consist of 2 - 3 layers of gravel stone, so when you have more layers, the amount of sand will be lesser and capcity will be lower. Some media claim that they got mineral, remove bacteria and etc but are these real and are they necessary? Generally, an outdoor filter is mainly to remove sediments and rust to protect our internal piping from clogging or damage our taps & fittings and to ensure water is not yellowish for cleaning. So, to me the most important thing is the outdoor filter has to be sufficient clean, durable and least maintenance, why pay more for gimmicks that we dont need or not proven to work. Chemical, heavy metal, bacteria all those leave it for the indoor filters to do the job. There are a few disadvantages of sand, a)If you forgot to backwash and pressure is strong, dirt will eventually get into our house b)Without proper maintenance, a little sand could enter our pipeline. c) Inconsistent filtration, when it is brand new could b 5 micron but after few years with backwash, different layers of sand and dirt will get mixed up, filtration could go upto 20 micron. 1 micron = 0.001mm. So 20 micron for an outdoor filter still acceptable for me 3)Cloth Brand like Perfect Steel, Diamond and 3M. Average filtration 5 - 15 micron. For Perfect Steel and Diamound, you will need to get their technician to clean the filter quarterly and it is kinda costly, everytime you clean the cloth, there is a little chance of damaging it which will affect the filtration performance. For 3M, you dont have to clean, replace the cartridge annually but that is really costly. After sometime, when the cloth gets thinner and if the water is too dirty + high pressure, it is possible that dirt could force through the cloth. I do sell Genair, Perfect Steel and Rubine Membrane filter, Genair and Perfect Steel Sand filter and 3M AP902 cloth filter. However, I mainly promote Perfect Steel Sand (for landed) and 3M AP902 (for condo) as we used to sell UF membrane but receive several complaints from customers, so we decided not to sell. |
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Plan to buy outdoor water filter for my house, nothing fancy or too expensive, just enough that the water is clean for washing and bathing, I got another water filter in the house for drinking purposes, any suggestions?
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QUOTE(jep @ Apr 18 2016, 04:44 PM) Plan to buy outdoor water filter for my house, nothing fancy or too expensive, just enough that the water is clean for washing and bathing, I got another water filter in the house for drinking purposes, any suggestions? Outdoor - Perfect Steel Fibre Casing (sand filter)Indoor - Aquaphor Crystal Eco |
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what is the brand name or company name that carry this Perfect Steel?
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Apr 20 2016, 04:54 PM) IDE is mainly in johor. Perfect Steel OEM for many other brands, in KL the more popular one is Alphamax. Checked IDE website and found they accidentally put a perfect steel photo http://www.idewater.com.my/?ws=showproduct...0Filter&lang=cn Dont know IDE is OEM by Perfect Steel or not but they look identical This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 20 2016, 10:27 PM |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 20 2016, 10:26 PM) IDE is mainly in johor. Perfect Steel OEM for many other brands, in KL the more popular one is Alphamax. So meaning yours is not with IDE label on the tank itself?Checked IDE website and found they accidentally put a perfect steel photo http://www.idewater.com.my/?ws=showproduct...0Filter&lang=cn Dont know IDE is OEM by Perfect Steel or not but they look identical |
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im still new in this , usually how much ( the price ) ? what brand is good ?
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QUOTE(GamersFamilia @ Apr 26 2016, 05:25 PM) Have anyone heard Filken outdoor water filters....is this brand good n easy to maintain....price RM 2400 with indoor alkaline water filter free...Appreciate comment from sifu's here..thanks |
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QUOTE(MJ29 @ May 2 2016, 02:44 PM) Have anyone heard Filken outdoor water filters....is this brand good n easy to maintain....price RM 2400 with indoor alkaline water filter free... I saw it at the home fair here two weeks ago too. Outside filter is using UF membrane right? You need to be very careful about the pressure drop after the membrane filter. If your house water pressure is not strong enough, better get the traditional sand filter.Appreciate comment from sifu's here..thanks Btw, the price can be easily negotiable to RM 2000 if you really want it (my friend who sells another brand told me). |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ May 2 2016, 03:22 PM) I saw it at the home fair here two weeks ago too. Outside filter is using UF membrane right? You need to be very careful about the pressure drop after the membrane filter. If your house water pressure is not strong enough, better get the traditional sand filter. Thanks for the feedback....yup my house water pressure not strong ....so will be a problem, then...Btw, the price can be easily negotiable to RM 2000 if you really want it (my friend who sells another brand told me). btw at which home fair you saw them....I met them at modern living fair at seremban (last day today)....was told by sales guy...after the fair price will not be the same....and they are from Kulai, Johor...and they do not have a sales off in around here .... package offered was rm 2400 with free indoor alkaline water filter.... |
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QUOTE(MJ29 @ May 2 2016, 03:50 PM) Thanks for the feedback....yup my house water pressure not strong ....so will be a problem, then... I saw it at Home Fair in Kuantan here.btw at which home fair you saw them....I met them at modern living fair at seremban (last day today)....was told by sales guy...after the fair price will not be the same....and they are from Kulai, Johor...and they do not have a sales off in around here .... package offered was rm 2400 with free indoor alkaline water filter.... Do not trust them blindly. I checked their FB page, the so called "promo price" actually remained since one year ago. You don't have to rush to make decision. RM 2400 is not cheap. Do more research first. The problems if you are getting from them which I could foresee are: 1. Very hard to get them to service your filter since they don't have the service centre at your place (of course they will say they cooperate with bla bla bla companies, but those companies normally won't take you seriously if you don't get from them). 2. As you mentioned, your house water pressure is not strong, so if you install a membrane filter, you will have more problems eg. water cannot go into water tank, even lower water pressure etc. 3. Membrane filter maintenance cost is very expensive. RM 700 just to replace the membrane. Think carefully and do not be pushed by them to make rushed decision. For my case, I ended up getting my outdoor sand filters + indoor mineral water machine from another water filter supplier which has office based in here. This post has been edited by westley0214: May 2 2016, 04:02 PM |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ May 2 2016, 03:57 PM) I saw it at Home Fair in Kuantan here. Thanks bro...appreciate your advise......Do not trust them blindly. I checked their FB page, the so called "promo price" actually remained since one year ago. You don't have to rush to make decision. RM 2400 is not cheap. Do more research first. The problems if you are getting from them which I could foresee are: 1. Very hard to get them to service your filter since they don't have the service centre at your place (of course they will say they cooperate with bla bla bla companies, but those companies normally won't take you seriously if you don't get from them). 2. As you mentioned, your house water pressure is not strong, so if you install a membrane filter, you will have more problems eg. water cannot go into water tank, even lower water pressure etc. 3. Membrane filter maintenance cost is very expensive. RM 700 just to replace the membrane. Think carefully and do not be pushed by them to make rushed decision. For my case, I ended up getting my outdoor sand filters + indoor mineral water machine from another water filter supplier which has office based in here. btw mind sharing your outdoor filter n indoor mineral water brand n pricing...thanks. |
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QUOTE(MJ29 @ May 2 2016, 04:07 PM) Thanks bro...appreciate your advise...... I got mine from Pure Tech. Refer here:btw mind sharing your outdoor filter n indoor mineral water brand n pricing...thanks. http://panpages.my/listings/my710588-puretech-sales-services Puretech 6Filter (Mineral Water system) - for indoor Sandfilter 1044 - for outdoor Total RM 1800 |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ May 2 2016, 04:11 PM) I got mine from Pure Tech. Refer here: is it easy to maintain by ourselves ...the weekly/monthly maintenanceshttp://panpages.my/listings/my710588-puretech-sales-services Puretech 6Filter (Mineral Water system) - for indoor Sandfilter 1044 - for outdoor Total RM 1800 and how often we need to get the service guys to do the servicing...i.e..change filter others... |
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QUOTE(MJ29 @ May 2 2016, 04:22 PM) is it easy to maintain by ourselves ...the weekly/monthly maintenances Maintenance for sand filter is easy. Just do backwash once every 3 days. Change the media every 4 years. Rm400and how often we need to get the service guys to do the servicing...i.e..change filter others... For the indoor filter, need to wash the ceramic filter once per month. Other cartridges, some need replacement every 14 months, some every 24 months. Price around rm 90 - 100 per cartridge. For mine, they will call me automatically when it's time for replacement since they have our records. |
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QUOTE(westley0214 @ May 2 2016, 04:34 PM) Maintenance for sand filter is easy. Just do backwash once every 3 days. Change the media every 4 years. Rm400 Once again thanks for all your feedbacks....For the indoor filter, need to wash the ceramic filter once per month. Other cartridges, some need replacement every 14 months, some every 24 months. Price around rm 90 - 100 per cartridge. For mine, they will call me automatically when it's time for replacement since they have our records. Sand filters fitted at low house water pressure will not further bring down the water pressure, rite.... |
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how much is a PureGen outdoor sand filter cost now?
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How do we maintain the performance of an outdoor filter for sand type? As per mentioned that sand type could give a little problem saying without proper maintenance, little sand can enter to our house pipeline. And sand layers will be mixed up after long use. Has anyone come to do any modification at the outlet of the outdoor filter by putting 1) to see any sand escape out 2) to see water color change QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 5 2016, 11:09 AM) Mainly there are 3 types of water filters in Malaysia. Sand, Membrane and Cloth. Most customer like Membrane or 3M due to the compact size, you should compare the end result (after installation) I think sand looks nicer. As per photo below ![]() 1)UF MEMBRANE Brands like Hydro1, OKO, NESH, RUBINE, OSMO, GENAIR, PERFECT STEEL and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is 0.01 micon with UF Membrane filtration. You might think that with 0.01 micron, you can save $$ and do not need an indoor filter, this is wrong. Copied this from a website, “EVEN reverse osmosis (0.0001 micron) is effective for removing a variety of contaminants in water, the reverse osmosis membrane alone does NOT remove volatile organic chemical (VOCs), chlorine and chloramines, pharmaceuticals, and a host of other synthetic chemicals found in municipal water” This type of filter is the cleanest for outdoor system but the cons outweigh the pros. Reduce in water pressure We discussed about indoor drinking filter, we have Amway Espring (0.2 micron), 3M (0.2 micron), Aquaphor (0.1 micron). So, do we need 0.01 micron for outdoor filter while indoor is only 0.2 or 0.1 micron? As we know, indoor drinking filter will reduce water pressure with the small micron filtration, wouldnt 0.01 micron reduce even more? As per video tested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGQOnLpyUdc Clogging Issue Due to the small and compact design of this filter but with 0.01 micron, wont it get clogged fast? Most of them will recommend installing an automatic flushing timer to flush 2 times per day. The timer runs on batttery and according to feedback, battery could last 10 months - 1 year. As we always rely on the automatic function, we wont check on the battery. If battery runs out and does not flush, membrane will spoil and cost approximately RM 700 to replace. Sometimes, customers dont even notice the membrane is faulty unless incoming water supply is so dirty and obvious yellowish. When membrane is faulty, you will notice flushing (similar backwash) water is not as dirty as when it is brand new = some of the dirt is entering your house without you noticing it. Not Durable From research most membrane filters could only withstand 3 - 3.5bar pressure. Most catalogs written 6 - 8 bars, if you ask the sales person in the detail, 6-8 bars is actually for the stainless steel casing durability test not the membrane. So, if you incoming water pressure is too strong, installer will recommend to install a pressure reducing valve to reduce water pressure, water enters the filter, pressure drop again... High Maintenance Cost UF Membrane could not perform BACKWASH but can only do flushing which is not as effective as backwash. That is why it is recommended to do chemical cleaning once a year and replace membrane 3 years once. 2)Sand Brands like Waterco, Bacfree, Perfect Steel, Genair, Puregen, alphamax and many more. Regardless of the brands, filtration is around 5 - 20 micron. This type of filter has the lowest maintenance cost (replacement of media averagely 4 years)and durable. Different brand will have different type of sand, some have 2 layers while some have upto 6 layers. Most 5 - 6 layers will consist of 2 - 3 layers of gravel stone, so when you have more layers, the amount of sand will be lesser and capcity will be lower. Some media claim that they got mineral, remove bacteria and etc but are these real and are they necessary? Generally, an outdoor filter is mainly to remove sediments and rust to protect our internal piping from clogging or damage our taps & fittings and to ensure water is not yellowish for cleaning. So, to me the most important thing is the outdoor filter has to be sufficient clean, durable and least maintenance, why pay more for gimmicks that we dont need or not proven to work. Chemical, heavy metal, bacteria all those leave it for the indoor filters to do the job. There are a few disadvantages of sand, a)If you forgot to backwash and pressure is strong, dirt will eventually get into our house b)Without proper maintenance, a little sand could enter our pipeline. c) Inconsistent filtration, when it is brand new could b 5 micron but after few years with backwash, different layers of sand and dirt will get mixed up, filtration could go upto 20 micron. 1 micron = 0.001mm. So 20 micron for an outdoor filter still acceptable for me 3)Cloth Brand like Perfect Steel, Diamond and 3M. Average filtration 5 - 15 micron. For Perfect Steel and Diamound, you will need to get their technician to clean the filter quarterly and it is kinda costly, everytime you clean the cloth, there is a little chance of damaging it which will affect the filtration performance. For 3M, you dont have to clean, replace the cartridge annually but that is really costly. After sometime, when the cloth gets thinner and if the water is too dirty + high pressure, it is possible that dirt could force through the cloth. I do sell Genair, Perfect Steel and Rubine Membrane filter, Genair and Perfect Steel Sand filter and 3M AP902 cloth filter. However, I mainly promote Perfect Steel Sand (for landed) and 3M AP902 (for condo) as we used to sell UF membrane but receive several complaints from customers, so we decided not to sell. |
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QUOTE(ethanhan @ Jun 21 2016, 11:59 AM) Hi you can install a basic transparent filter after the sand filter to prevent sand going in. Just remember to backwash regularly and 3 - 4 years call up to change the sand and service the filter. Used 3m AP902 then change to Perfect Steel sand filter bcoz of the maintenance costHow do we maintain the performance of an outdoor filter for sand type? As per mentioned that sand type could give a little problem saying without proper maintenance, little sand can enter to our house pipeline. And sand layers will be mixed up after long use. Has anyone come to do any modification at the outlet of the outdoor filter by putting 1) to see any sand escape out 2) to see water color change |
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Noted, so u mean install the basic transparent filter cartridge type? Can the transparent filter turn yellow or grow algae? What do you mean by "Used 3m AP902 then change to Perfect Steel sand filter bcoz of the maintenance cost"? You mean that wat you do? QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 21 2016, 04:52 PM) |
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QUOTE(lkliang89 @ Jun 20 2016, 10:29 AM) Hi,You may consider an outdoor filter by using 5 x 20" PP filter cartridges Housing : Stainless steel 304 Pressure: up to 100 psi Cost: RM1300 - 1500 (including installation) Maintenance frequency: 6 months (about RM100) or DIY by replacing the filter cartridges (RM10 x 5) More efficient with reasonable maintenance cost. Low pressure drop compare to membrane filter. |
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QUOTE(ethanhan @ Jun 21 2016, 05:18 PM) Hi Zhei I used 3M AP902 for approximately 2 years then switch to Perfect Steel bcoz the maintenance cost for 3M is too high for us as we use quite a lot waterNoted, so u mean install the basic transparent filter cartridge type? Can the transparent filter turn yellow or grow algae? What do you mean by "Used 3m AP902 then change to Perfect Steel sand filter bcoz of the maintenance cost"? You mean that wat you do? |
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Oh I see. Understand. Myself also using sand type, Alphamax. If i wanna do service, i can jus call any serviceman is it? Does not compulsory to call back Alphamax correct?
So, in previous post, I got post, if i modify by adding a transparent filter cartridge after the outlet outdoor filter, is there any possible the cartridge grow algae? Any experience u heard from others? QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 22 2016, 03:56 PM) |
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After read detailed explanation from Zheilwane I still can't decide whether to get the Cloth type or the Sand type of outdoor filtration system. 3M cloth type is not cost effective for my heavy usage, so what about Diamond Cloth type? Some ppl told me Diamond one we just need to do regular backwash to keep it clean, then only ask them to do a pressure wash on the cloth filter every two years for RM60.
Advantages of Cloth type that really concern me are the better consistency in filtration than Sand type, and no chances of sand entering my piping and potentially damaging my washing machine etc. Do we really need to pressure wash the diamond cloth filter every 3 months if we do frequent backwash? Hope users of diamond can shed some light here. |
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any diamond outdoor water filter contact here? looking for one for cheras area.
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QUOTE(jamie1996 @ Jul 1 2016, 10:13 AM) After read detailed explanation from Zheilwane I still can't decide whether to get the Cloth type or the Sand type of outdoor filtration system. 3M cloth type is not cost effective for my heavy usage, so what about Diamond Cloth type? Some ppl told me Diamond one we just need to do regular backwash to keep it clean, then only ask them to do a pressure wash on the cloth filter every two years for RM60. According from info from a customer, they sign a 1 year offer with them. 3 months wash once. Impossible the cloth can tahan 2 years..Advantages of Cloth type that really concern me are the better consistency in filtration than Sand type, and no chances of sand entering my piping and potentially damaging my washing machine etc. Do we really need to pressure wash the diamond cloth filter every 3 months if we do frequent backwash? Hope users of diamond can shed some light here. |
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I can testify that this outdoor one works excellent:-- https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3145425/all
~2.5k incl. installation. Easy filter cleaning by flushing once every month or two. Filter replacement ~450 every 2-5 years. And the worn out filter sand and charcoal can be used to fertilize your lawn. |
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Sep 11 2016, 08:24 PM) Just the stainless steel and charcoal used is something I will avoid directly. The outside is stainless steel. The real housing underneath it isn't so there is no such issue. A proper care taken and maintenance will reduce risk of contamination from the outlet.This filter are good to producing mosquitoes breeding bed. Stainless steel will be corroded over the time by the chlorine or ammonia. |
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Anyone know what the current price to install a 3M AP902 for klang valley area?
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had been using nesh for 6 years. so far so good, with satisfaction of their services.
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break d jus buy a new one, dont think factory will fix it. You need to call your supplier to confirm this. For perfect steel if crack within warranty period, 1 to 1 exchange
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zheilwane, does the perfect steel outdoor filter able to filter incoming yellowish water?
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Oct 21 2016, 10:40 AM) it could reduce sediments and rust nominal 5 micron. Never customer complain about yellowish water after perfect steel unless underground pipe after the filter is GI pipe (will rust) hence water still yellowish even after filter |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Oct 21 2016, 09:32 PM) it could reduce sediments and rust nominal 5 micron. Never customer complain about yellowish water after perfect steel unless underground pipe after the filter is GI pipe (will rust) hence water still yellowish even after filter I think good enough.. Will install another unit for my parents place.. |
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I'm getting this 10 inch housing to pair up with 5 micron carbon block to filter out chlorine from water that goes to our garden pipe. Do you think 5 micron carbon block would significantly slow down the water flow?
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QUOTE(kengyan @ Oct 26 2016, 05:15 PM) This filter are good to know how clean your water are. In PD, it takes 2 days to discolor the filter element from white to brown, and 2 days after turn black. Ignore the white sediment filter in the image. The image is meant to show only the type of filter housing I'd be using together with carbon block |
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my father is looking for outdoor water filter. I will suggest him to go to HOMEDEC first. Anyone can pm me if you have good offer and good spec for the water filter.
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any recommendation on outdoor water filter in apartment?
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QUOTE(pinkcarrot79 @ Nov 22 2016, 12:25 PM) Hi Zheilwane, If you can install a stainless steel tank, then u can add a pump next to your tank. Most probably your condo piping is clogged as well, did u check with management if they are gonna service it in the near future?I am staying at a condo at Bukit Prima Pelangi (Segambut Dalam, KL). Have issue with water quality and water hardness. Besides that, water pressure is not good and it seems only certain floors has this problem. My main entrance has ample space to install a stainless steel tank and piping for back wash. How to address the water pressure problem after installing filter? Install water pump? |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Nov 22 2016, 03:14 PM) If you can install a stainless steel tank, then u can add a pump next to your tank. Most probably your condo piping is clogged as well, did u check with management if they are gonna service it in the near future? Resident already raised the issue to management but they are unreliable.Can you do a "cleanse" for my unit? |
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Anybody using Outdoor water Filter by Waterco?
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QUOTE(thenuts15 @ Nov 25 2016, 02:30 PM) Is waterco agood reliable brand?I am looking at th W300 MKII series model. Filtration definitely good and it is a reputable brand just W300 too big n bulky also customers feedback manual backwash handle hard to twist.Ay idea how much does it cost? You can get Perfect Steel (stainless steel) at a much lower price. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit |
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finally i have my waterco to be installed:
Waterco W300 MKII RM1680 Option 1 PVC Piping RM350 Option 2 SS Piping RM625 |
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triple price for the fibre tank with some fancy tank, some more ask for installation. better think twice
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My waterco been using for 4 year plus now still very good condition. Recommend to all yr guys
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Anybody using FRP outdoor by Crystal also same as GE?
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Many customers bought UF (UltraFiltration) Membrane filters because the design is slim and looks much nicer compared to those big and bulky sand filters. However, they are not aware, how ugly the filter looks like after installation.
If u have choosen to purchase any outdoor water filters because of the design, i suggest you ask the seller to show u some photos how the unit looks like after installation. Here is a sample, the photo on the left is the standard design that shops are selling in malaysia ![]() This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 13 2017, 11:13 PM |
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I am planning to add a water softener to my home since we have hard water problems. I plan to also run a separate line off the softener so I can wash my cars.
I am also planning on buying a electromagnetic water softener which my plumber recommends. This will allow it to be run through the entire house and be used for cooking, ice cubes and drinking. Have any of you had any experience with this kind of softener instead of the typical salt based systems. Thanks! Update: I got fleck water softener from Amazon, it is working nicely but still I have to wait for 30 days before coming down to any conclusion. If in case you need a review site then I got it from watergadget.com This post has been edited by Bella_Jeri: May 15 2017, 07:39 PM |
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QUOTE(Bella_Jeri @ Apr 18 2017, 06:05 PM) I am planning to add a water softener to my home since we have hard water problems. I plan to also run a separate line off the softener so I can wash my cars. Dont think malaysia got hard water probem. Just do a quick google, and this is what i found, hope it helps I am also planning on buying a electromagnetic water softener which my plumber recommends. This will allow it to be run through the entire house and be used for cooking, ice cubes and drinking. Have any of you had any experience with this kind of softener instead of the typical salt based systems. Thanks! Definition of Hard Water "Water described as "hard" means it is high in dissolved minerals, specifically calcium and magnesium. Hard water is not a health risk, but a nuisance because of its tendency to cause mineral buildup in water pipe and heating systems, and its poor soap and/or detergent performance when compared with soft water." Yes our water contains calcium and magnesium but not HIGH in content til it affect soap/detergent performance. WHen u r washing with detergent and there is very little foam forming, that is when we call hard water which Malaysia do not have this problem However, if your objective to have a water softener to remove calcium and magnesium so that we wont have water marks on our taps and cars, then forget about getting the water softener as it wont solve the problem WATER SOFTENER "A water softener replaces calcium and magnesium with sodium. Sodium salts still will leave water spots, but they can be readily rinsed off, unlike calcium and magnesium" ELECTRONIC WATER CONDITIONER "Electronic water conditioners work by using an electronic field to alter the shape and charge of the calcium particles within the water, so they are less able to stick to pipes and surfaces" As it only alter the shape and charge, calcium is still in water, hence will still have watermark This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 18 2017, 07:39 PM |
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QUOTE(Bella_Jeri @ Apr 18 2017, 06:05 PM) I am planning to add a water softener to my home since we have hard water problems. I plan to also run a separate line off the softener so I can wash my cars. water is water, never try to change or add additives. What we want is clean water that suitable to drinks by removing contaminants only.I am also planning on buying a electromagnetic water softener which my plumber recommends. This will allow it to be run through the entire house and be used for cooking, ice cubes and drinking. Have any of you had any experience with this kind of softener instead of the typical salt based systems. Thanks! |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Apr 19 2017, 11:12 AM) Disagree with u, bro. that could be possible bcoz i dont cover perlis area, mainly KL, JOHOR, MELAKA, PENANG, KUANTAN which none of my customers complain about this issue. TQ for your infoYou have never lived in Perlis, have you? The whole state is situated on limestone geology, hard water is a fact of life there. |
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I'm using this type, does the job pretty well.
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QUOTE(mywingame @ Apr 19 2017, 12:54 PM) I'm using this type, does the job pretty well. My condo has this filter at POE and another at the master bedroom's bathroom water heater.Replace filter every 2 months ![]() In my opinion, much more cheaper and easy to replace/repair if leak Both get filthy at the same time after just 2 months. Even the bathroom one also. And there are only two people living in my unit (my water bill is always RM9 every month). At that rate... if I install a fancy thousand ringgit membrane filter at POE, will I have to cough up for new membrane every year? Or will a reverse-flush type help me use it for longer before replacing? |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Apr 19 2017, 12:16 PM) My condo has this filter at POE and another at the master bedroom's bathroom water heater. Look at the size you already know the effectiveness. Most POE are larger.Both get filthy at the same time after just 2 months. Even the bathroom one also. And there are only two people living in my unit (my water bill is always RM9 every month). At that rate... if I install a fancy thousand ringgit membrane filter at POE, will I have to cough up for new membrane every year? Or will a reverse-flush type help me use it for longer before replacing? |
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anyone have contact for outdoor filter installation in ipoh?
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hi guys, how much do we need to spend on outdoor water filter/ main water filter ? in condo can we do that ?
i think i will get cheap/affordable one for outdoor filter, and then good one just fro drinking water, any recommendation ? This post has been edited by Pain4UrsinZ: Apr 19 2017, 06:03 PM |
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QUOTE(Pain4UrsinZ @ Apr 19 2017, 06:02 PM) hi guys, how much do we need to spend on outdoor water filter/ main water filter ? in condo can we do that ? For condo, it depends on the management do they allow you to install POE. If you want, you can install something like abovei think i will get cheap/affordable one for outdoor filter, and then good one just fro drinking water, any recommendation ? ![]() External filter is to remove sediments, most condo already have POE at the main water tank. If your water is still very dirty then you can install a smaller one at your water entry point. This post has been edited by oyching88: Apr 19 2017, 09:47 PM |
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Does anybody use Gen-Air Stainless Steel water filter? This POE water filter has the same spec as the Perfect Steel but with cheaper price.
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QUOTE(echoesian @ Apr 19 2017, 11:08 PM) Does anybody use Gen-Air Stainless Steel water filter? This POE water filter has the same spec as the Perfect Steel but with cheaper price. is different spec and also different material.Gen-Air casing is imported from china while perfect steel is made in malaysia with micro z media from USA and also 304 grade stainless steel This post has been edited by zheilwane: Apr 20 2017, 12:22 AM |
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QUOTE(Pain4UrsinZ @ Apr 19 2017, 06:02 PM) hi guys, how much do we need to spend on outdoor water filter/ main water filter ? in condo can we do that ? For indoor water filter may be you can choose eSpring which with carbon/UV technology to meet NSF International Standards 42, 53, 55, 401 and Protocol P477. These various major quality standards are recognized worldwide for water quality. The eSpring Water System is certified to these 5 standards.i think i will get cheap/affordable one for outdoor filter, and then good one just fro drinking water, any recommendation ? Standard 42 - Aesthetic effects Tests the system’s ability to reduce drinking water contaminants that affect taste, odour and clarity Standard 53 - Health effects Tests systems’ ability to reduce hazardous contaminants Standard 55 - Ultraviolet microbiological water treatment Tests the ability of systems that use ultraviolet light to reduce bacteria and other micro-organisms in drinking water Standard 401 - Emerging Contaminants Certification Tests systems’ ability to remove 15 emerging contaminants from drinking water, such as drugs, herbicides, pesticides and other chemical compounds Protocol P477 -Remove Microcystin Tests systems for their ability to remove microcystin in water. The eSpring Water System is also certified by NSF for reduction of more individual contaminants than any other carbon-based UV filtration system. Independently tested, the eSpring Water System effectively reduces over 160 potential health-effect contaminants and with a UV dose of 40 mJ/cm2 is capable of destroying 99.9% of disease-causing microorganisms. |
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Hi, I need info if anyone can help me. I am using a outdoor water filter of Diamond Brand. As I was doing the back wash cleaning, the top part handle which is for turning the 1,2,3,4 direction, it has some part broken at the stainless screw tread holding the handle and the bottom part and also the hexagon design sideway which was also broken. I didn't take a photo yet to show here but if any sifus that knows my problem, could you all let me know who do contact to repair? I tried called Diamond centre but no one pick up.
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QUOTE(voonmingloo @ May 2 2017, 11:33 PM) Hi, I need info if anyone can help me. I am using a outdoor water filter of Diamond Brand. As I was doing the back wash cleaning, the top part handle which is for turning the 1,2,3,4 direction, it has some part broken at the stainless screw tread holding the handle and the bottom part and also the hexagon design sideway which was also broken. I didn't take a photo yet to show here but if any sifus that knows my problem, could you all let me know who do contact to repair? I tried called Diamond centre but no one pick up. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3476605/all |
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QUOTE(voonmingloo @ May 2 2017, 11:33 PM) Hi, I need info if anyone can help me. I am using a outdoor water filter of Diamond Brand. As I was doing the back wash cleaning, the top part handle which is for turning the 1,2,3,4 direction, it has some part broken at the stainless screw tread holding the handle and the bottom part and also the hexagon design sideway which was also broken. I didn't take a photo yet to show here but if any sifus that knows my problem, could you all let me know who do contact to repair? I tried called Diamond centre but no one pick up. Why not change a new better one? Diamond outdoor filter cause a lot of trouble, i have few relatives & friends use before, the after sales service is worst. |
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QUOTE(oyching88 @ May 3 2017, 07:04 PM) Why not change a new better one? Diamond outdoor filter cause a lot of trouble, i have few relatives & friends use before, the after sales service is worst. Please share what trouble are there. I am actually considering to get a Diamond master filter.Versus 3M AP902, 10 micron vs 5 micron, performance not as good, but Diamond can backwash, and can remove the filtron unit for washing, and if needed, replacement. Considering even the famed Waterco Micron W300 MkII only filters down to 10 micron, I don't think its that big of an issue. Cheaper in the long run versus AP902. Versus sand filters, no risk of the sand media wearing out and going into the house and clogging the pipes. |
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QUOTE(Jason @ May 3 2017, 10:20 PM) Please share what trouble are there. I am actually considering to get a Diamond master filter. You need to backwash like once every week? This is the minimum recommended. Compared to sand media, you have to do most likely once every month.Versus 3M AP902, 10 micron vs 5 micron, performance not as good, but Diamond can backwash, and can remove the filtron unit for washing, and if needed, replacement. Considering even the famed Waterco Micron W300 MkII only filters down to 10 micron, I don't think its that big of an issue. Cheaper in the long run versus AP902. Versus sand filters, no risk of the sand media wearing out and going into the house and clogging the pipes. The membrane is like a piece of "clothing" stuff, which is able to wash tends to break after 1 or 2 years which is shorter lifespan compared to sand media. Clogging is the main issue, water pressure is high and the membrane type media clog more frequent. The plastic housing of the filter also tends to crack easily which cause water leaking, if you happen to pass by any house/shop that use Diamond master filter, 5 out of 10 you can see water leakage. Well, these are the problems that they told me previously. This post has been edited by oyching88: May 3 2017, 10:34 PM |
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QUOTE(oyching88 @ May 3 2017, 10:32 PM) You need to backwash like once every week? This is the minimum recommended. Compared to sand media, you have to do most likely once every month. Thanks for sharing. I agree on the membrane being a wear and tear item, which is fine, I'd be worried if it lasts forever. Backwash every week is alright for me. The membrane is like a piece of "clothing" stuff, which is able to wash tends to break after 1 or 2 years which is shorter lifespan compared to sand media. Clogging is the main issue, water pressure is high and the membrane type media clog more frequent. The plastic housing of the filter also tends to crack easily which cause water leaking, if you happen to pass by any house/shop that use Diamond master filter, 5 out of 10 you can see water leakage. Well, these are the problems that they told me previously. Ok the water leaking issue is rather serious, I'll need to observe. Lately this Diamond master filter not that popular anymore, so don't see it at new houses. I guess need to visit "older" neighborhoods. As an alternative, what do you recommend? Sand/media filters... I'm skeptical on most since it filters out chlorine, with the exception of Waterco & Kinetico. I only want to filter out chlorine @ POU. Plus and run the risk of the sand going in the house's piping when the media wears down. Kinetico don't have this issue I think, but the prices starts at RM2.8k |
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QUOTE(Jason @ May 3 2017, 10:43 PM) Thanks for sharing. I agree on the membrane being a wear and tear item, which is fine, I'd be worried if it lasts forever. Backwash every week is alright for me. Yeah, cause it really have a lot of issues so not many wanna take it although it's quite cheap. Ok the water leaking issue is rather serious, I'll need to observe. Lately this Diamond master filter not that popular anymore, so don't see it at new houses. I guess need to visit "older" neighborhoods. As an alternative, what do you recommend? Sand/media filters... I'm skeptical on most since it filters out chlorine, with the exception of Waterco & Kinetico. I only want to filter out chlorine @ POU. Plus and run the risk of the sand going in the house's piping when the media wears down. Kinetico don't have this issue I think, but the prices starts at RM2.8k Water leaking can be a serious issue, once it leak can lead to many other problems like bursting, water bill increase, flood, etc. Sand media type and membrane don't remove chlorine, only carbon based filter can remove chlorine. You don't have to worry the sand media will go into your in house water system, it's not an issue at all. For POE, the most important is the durability and the vessel material. Steel type maybe ideal but sometimes if the workmanship is not good, the welding joint can deteriorate by time and cause leakage. One piece non weld without joint is always better. Also the material of the vessel if can prevent sun light exposure to inner part is best which can prevent algae formation inside. This post has been edited by oyching88: May 4 2017, 05:01 PM |
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Hi guys is there any difference between IDE, Perfect Steel and AlphaMax filters? I look at their websites it seems like they are all (the same) rebranded OEM equipment.
IDE brand Perfect Steel Alpha Max brand Any recommendation to chose one over the other? This post has been edited by CocoMonGo: May 16 2017, 01:09 PM |
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QUOTE(CocoMonGo @ May 16 2017, 01:08 PM) Hi guys is there any difference between IDE, Perfect Steel and AlphaMax filters? I look at their websites it seems like they are all (the same) rebranded OEM equipment. IDE is mainly in johor / perfect steel and Alphamax in KL. Actually they are manufactured by perfect steelIDE brand Perfect Steel Alpha Max brand Any recommendation to chose one over the other? |
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QUOTE(CocoMonGo @ May 16 2017, 01:08 PM) Hi guys is there any difference between IDE, Perfect Steel and AlphaMax filters? I look at their websites it seems like they are all (the same) rebranded OEM equipment. There are some shops claimed that Gen Air and LEC also belong to the same OEM group.IDE brand Perfect Steel Alpha Max brand Any recommendation to chose one over the other? |
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ May 24 2017, 09:26 AM) It might be US technology but parts by different supplier, who knows? Except you are someone inside the company.Buy those OEM products rather than those local or unknown brands if you are doubt of their claims. |
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Guessed as much. How much is perfect steel selling for roughly in KL? With and without installation.
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QUOTE(Jason @ May 3 2017, 10:43 PM) Thanks for sharing. I agree on the membrane being a wear and tear item, which is fine, I'd be worried if it lasts forever. Backwash every week is alright for me. Those Diamond filters - stay away from them. Anything else is better. Have you seen the inside of one, what they use for the filter media? Its like a piece of cloth or gunny sack.Ok the water leaking issue is rather serious, I'll need to observe. Lately this Diamond master filter not that popular anymore, so don't see it at new houses. I guess need to visit "older" neighborhoods. As an alternative, what do you recommend? Sand/media filters... I'm skeptical on most since it filters out chlorine, with the exception of Waterco & Kinetico. I only want to filter out chlorine @ POU. Plus and run the risk of the sand going in the house's piping when the media wears down. Kinetico don't have this issue I think, but the prices starts at RM2.8k I having been using Kinetico for almost 10 years. No need power for auto backwash. No problems whatsoever. When I changed house, I even took it along with me to my new condo. |
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jun 7 2017, 07:26 AM) Those Diamond filters - stay away from them. Anything else is better. Have you seen the inside of one, what they use for the filter media? Its like a piece of cloth or gunny sack. Yes I saw the inside of the Diamond Master Filter, and the amount of gunk it filters. It claims to filter down to 10 micron, which is good enough for me. I having been using Kinetico for almost 10 years. No need power for auto backwash. No problems whatsoever. When I changed house, I even took it along with me to my new condo. No doubt on Kinetico, but I am not willing to spend that much on a POE filter. Most likely I will get the SECURE Whole House Back Wash Water Filter System or the Diamond Master Filter. But if the Diamond leaks then it is a big problem. |
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QUOTE(Jason @ May 3 2017, 10:43 PM) Thanks for sharing. I agree on the membrane being a wear and tear item, which is fine, I'd be worried if it lasts forever. Backwash every week is alright for me. Here is the video from youtube that how was the sand water filter system work. External Water Filter uses five layers of different media which filter up to 10 micron to remove unwanted sediment and other particulates from your water. It filter throughout the following five layers of media: coarse, medium and fine sand, garnet and zeolite. The vessel is made of Fibreglass Reinforced Polymer (FRP) to ensure strength and durability. Ok the water leaking issue is rather serious, I'll need to observe. Lately this Diamond master filter not that popular anymore, so don't see it at new houses. I guess need to visit "older" neighborhoods. As an alternative, what do you recommend? Sand/media filters... I'm skeptical on most since it filters out chlorine, with the exception of Waterco & Kinetico. I only want to filter out chlorine @ POU. Plus and run the risk of the sand going in the house's piping when the media wears down. Kinetico don't have this issue I think, but the prices starts at RM2.8k |
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Hi, what is the price include installation for perfect steel?
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QUOTE(ckh83 @ Jun 7 2017, 01:45 PM) Perfect steel has many models1) Stainless steel Local Grade or China imported tank 2) Stainless steel multiport valve or Plastic Valve 3) Stainless Steel Casing or Fibre 4) Different height and diameter 5) Stainless steel filter comes with installation fittings and without Our shop only sell two models to avoid the confusion as the model code are quite similar and what u see in my shop is what u get. A china Grade casing + PVC head is 50% cheaper than the local stainless steel casing with stainless steel valve, both models also 1042 . . . . This post has been edited by zheilwane: Jun 7 2017, 05:47 PM |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 7 2017, 05:46 PM) Perfect steel has many models Can share your contact and your shop location?1) Stainless steel Local Grade or China imported tank 2) Stainless steel multiport valve or Plastic Valve 3) Stainless Steel Casing or Fibre 4) Different height and diameter 5) Stainless steel filter comes with installation fittings and without Our shop only sell two models to avoid the confusion as the model code are quite similar and what u see in my shop is what u get. A china Grade casing + PVC head is 50% cheaper than the local stainless steel casing with stainless steel valve, both models also 1042 . . . . Now my house under renovate, maybe can visit you at your shop for better explaination |
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what are the differences between perfect steel and Bacfree's outdoor water filters?
QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 7 2017, 05:46 PM) Perfect steel has many models 1) Stainless steel Local Grade or China imported tank 2) Stainless steel multiport valve or Plastic Valve 3) Stainless Steel Casing or Fibre 4) Different height and diameter 5) Stainless steel filter comes with installation fittings and without Our shop only sell two models to avoid the confusion as the model code are quite similar and what u see in my shop is what u get. A china Grade casing + PVC head is 50% cheaper than the local stainless steel casing with stainless steel valve, both models also 1042 . . . . |
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Both using sand as filtration media (norminal 5 micron filtration), both also SUS 304 grade stainless steel hence durable but price perfect steel is much cheaper.
Design and size, perfect steel is better also. If u r looking for even better water filtration quality, get our new multipore membrane 0.01micron filtration. |
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I heard Gen-Air stainless steel is not SUS304 and also the inner part is epoxy instead of stainless steel, is it true?
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I'm planning to move to a landed house. Any suggestion on the outdoor water filter?
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Apr 13 2017, 11:11 PM) Many customers bought UF (UltraFiltration) Membrane filters because the design is slim and looks much nicer compared to those big and bulky sand filters. However, they are not aware, how ugly the filter looks like after installation. Ultra Filtration (UF) filter is not so suitable for domestic usage. Reason is its subject to fouling that need chemical cleaning (acid, caustic etc) to be effective. As time goes by, the pressure will drop because of the fouling until no flow. Constant backwash alone is not going to help.If u have choosen to purchase any outdoor water filters because of the design, i suggest you ask the seller to show u some photos how the unit looks like after installation. Here is a sample, the photo on the left is the standard design that shops are selling in malaysia This post has been edited by Singh_Kalan: Jul 30 2017, 11:17 PM |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 7 2017, 05:46 PM) Perfect steel has many models Hi, can pls PM the price ? Thanks1) Stainless steel Local Grade or China imported tank 2) Stainless steel multiport valve or Plastic Valve 3) Stainless Steel Casing or Fibre 4) Different height and diameter 5) Stainless steel filter comes with installation fittings and without Our shop only sell two models to avoid the confusion as the model code are quite similar and what u see in my shop is what u get. A china Grade casing + PVC head is 50% cheaper than the local stainless steel casing with stainless steel valve, both models also 1042 . . . . |
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Appreciate if you could quote me the Prefect steel POE filter and Scala 2 and CM3-5PM1. To also quote for installation.
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Just check with Alphamax. They have ss304 casing, sand type and lifetime warranty. Price about 2.3k RM. Size 8 inch diameter casing. Anyone use this before and can share some experience? I am thinking to survey Perfect steel since quite good comments from here.
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QUOTE(tlcm5229 @ Sep 10 2017, 04:09 PM) Just check with Alphamax. They have ss304 casing, sand type and lifetime warranty. Price about 2.3k RM. Size 8 inch diameter casing. Anyone use this before and can share some experience? I am thinking to survey Perfect steel since quite good comments from here. Perfect Steel is the same as Alphamax as they are from the same factory. My Perfect Steel offer is for 10" diameter and it is less than RM2k inclusive installationPlease give me some suggestions. |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 7 2017, 05:46 PM) Perfect steel has many models Hi bro i found that theres a different pricing for this sus304 grade model 1042.. is it because of the internal material layer difference?1) Stainless steel Local Grade or China imported tank 2) Stainless steel multiport valve or Plastic Valve 3) Stainless Steel Casing or Fibre 4) Different height and diameter 5) Stainless steel filter comes with installation fittings and without Our shop only sell two models to avoid the confusion as the model code are quite similar and what u see in my shop is what u get. A china Grade casing + PVC head is 50% cheaper than the local stainless steel casing with stainless steel valve, both models also 1042 . . . . |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 10 2017, 04:20 PM) Perfect Steel is the same as Alphamax as they are from the same factory. My Perfect Steel offer is for 10" diameter and it is less than RM2k inclusive installation Hi, below 2k means how much to be exact? Location in puchong. Also i heard perfect steel infill need to replace evey 5 years whereelse Alphamax is lifetime warranty and no need to replace. What is the cost of replace the infill?Is the top valve SS or PVC? How low micron Perfect Steel can filter? |
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QUOTE(tlcm5229 @ Sep 11 2017, 09:07 PM) Hi, below 2k means how much to be exact? Location in puchong. Also i heard perfect steel infill need to replace evey 5 years whereelse Alphamax is lifetime warranty and no need to replace. What is the cost of replace the infill? if both brands using the same sand, why their 1 no need replace? We debated this also in this thread.Is the top valve SS or PVC? How low micron Perfect Steel can filter? 1) When u backwash, sand get mixed up, 5 micron filtration is not consistent and could go upto 20 micron over few years, that is why we need to change 2) Backwash cant 100% remove all the dirt that is trapped inside the filter YES u dont have to change the sand as sand wont spoil but for optimum performance u need to replace them averagely 4 to 5 years once This post has been edited by zheilwane: Sep 11 2017, 10:18 PM |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 10 2017, 04:20 PM) Perfect Steel is the same as Alphamax as they are from the same factory. My Perfect Steel offer is for 10" diameter and it is less than RM2k inclusive installation Hi, below 2k means how much to be exact? Location in puchong. Also i heard perfect steel infill need to replace evey 5 years whereelse Alphamax is lifetime warranty and no need to replace. What is the cost of replace the infill?Is the top valve SS or PVC? How low micron Perfect Steel can filter? |
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QUOTE(tlcm5229 @ Sep 12 2017, 02:38 PM) Hi, below 2k means how much to be exact? Location in puchong. Also i heard perfect steel infill need to replace evey 5 years whereelse Alphamax is lifetime warranty and no need to replace. What is the cost of replace the infill? actually, i already PM you the price yesterday.Is the top valve SS or PVC? How low micron Perfect Steel can filter? replacement cost is RM 380, with stainless steel valve. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit you can compare the catalogs, wordings about the same as well. |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 12 2017, 08:40 PM) actually, i already PM you the price yesterday. i'm considering between perfect steel and waterco as well after good feedbacks for both. please send me the quotation too. replacement cost is RM 380, with stainless steel valve. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit you can compare the catalogs, wordings about the same as well. btw, for normal household use, is 8" sufficient or 10" is necessary? |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Sep 12 2017, 08:40 PM) actually, i already PM you the price yesterday. Hi, kindly pls quote me oso..replacement cost is RM 380, with stainless steel valve. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4orAkJ_n8...TFoMm5faDA/edit you can compare the catalogs, wordings about the same as well. TQ. |
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Anyone is using Watershoppe filter? Would like to hear your review.
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Hi all,
Any recommendation for outdoor filter? Sand filter better or membrane filter better? Which brand is good for outdoor filter? Thanks! |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Nov 16 2015, 05:51 PM) Based on my opinion there is no point installing a pre-filter. Customers got AP902 because of the easy maintenance (no need backwash) and the small size. If you install a prefilter, the whole system will look bulky and ugly. It will also be troublesome to clean or replace the prefilter regularly. Hence, defeating the purpose of getting 3M AP902. If there is water disruption, usually SYABAS will send us a notice and do turn off the water supply and remove the cartridge. Once u r back from work, turn on the valve, let the dirty water flow out then only install back the cartridge. Is the 3M AP902 can be backwashed? The AP902 only last me for 30000 gallon of usage then the filter become dirty, it is quite high cost to maintain. Would installing a 3M 1M1 pre filter help? These prefilters used to be very popular back then but maintenance is too troublesome, that is why people switch it sand filter and also 3M ![]() If your 3M got clogged due to the SYABAS water cut, call us and i will teach you how to do a simple manual backwash. However, preventing it by taking out the cartridge is better than cleaning it Thanks |
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QUOTE(RDPD @ Oct 1 2017, 12:29 AM) Hi all, This sand external water filter with five filter media levels, the External Water Filter helps to filter unwanted sediment and dirt from incoming water, ensuring that the water dispensed from the External Water Filter is suitable for household usage.Any recommendation for outdoor filter? Sand filter better or membrane filter better? Which brand is good for outdoor filter? Thanks! External Water Filter has a Primary Point of Entry (POE) filter that helps remove sediment and other particulates throughout the following five layers of media: coarse, medium and fine sand, garnet and zeolite. The vessel is made of Fibreglass Reinforced Polymer (FRP) to ensure strength and durability. - Utilises multiple media for filtration, including coarse, medium and fine sand, garnet and zeolite to effectively remove unwanted sediments. - The Primary Point of Entry (POE) filter removes sediments and other particulates up to 10 microns for domestic or residential use - Manual steering valve for backwash function and pressure gauge. - Easy to use with low maintenance cost. - 39 litre capacity. - Ten years warranty on vessel against manufacturing defect. Two years warranty on manual steering valve and pressure gauge against manufacturing defect. Attached image(s) |
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QUOTE(ryuzaki_L @ Oct 30 2017, 08:48 AM) Is the 3M AP902 can be backwashed? The AP902 only last me for 30000 gallon of usage then the filter become dirty, it is quite high cost to maintain. Would installing a 3M 1M1 pre filter help? If u install this external 1, it will clog much faster compared to the AP902 and u need to either change or clean it regularly, you are staying in condo or landed? If landed change to our latest membrane multipore to save cost and better filtration 0.01micron, if condo and no place for backwash then your only best option is AP902Thanks |
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Hi, any 3M AP902 sellers here? Zheilwane perhaps?
I am interested to buy this outdoor filter for landed property, can you please pm me your price asap? Received a quote of rm1800 including pre-filter and am not sure if it's a good deal. I understand that maintenance is on the high side, what is the cost to change the membrane every 2 years? |
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Hello, I am looking for landed outdoor filter. Please pm me for waterco and perfect steel.
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QUOTE(RDPD @ Oct 1 2017, 12:29 AM) Hi all, If you're looking for landed unit outdoor water filter ,you could try 3M outdoor water filter model AP902. As for condominiums, due to management issue. I suggest either model AP 902 or Mini POE as both of these filters are installable indoor and outdoor. Any recommendation for outdoor filter? Sand filter better or membrane filter better? Which brand is good for outdoor filter? Thanks! As filteration, they both uses non-woven pleat filteration media membrane and no backwash needed. |
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Please recommend a outdoor water filter. For indoor, i will use Panasonic.
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Jun 8 2017, 10:07 AM) Both using sand as filtration media (norminal 5 micron filtration), both also SUS 304 grade stainless steel hence durable but price perfect steel is much cheaper. Hi, can you share me more info on the new water filter that u mentioned?Design and size, perfect steel is better also. If u r looking for even better water filtration quality, get our new multipore membrane 0.01micron filtration. |
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Can anyone recommend me with the outdoor water filter system? Currently I only use a Cosway internal water filter...would like to get an outdoor one...else the water really yellowish sometimes...i stay in klang landed house area...budget around 1k..I heard that sand filter is quite good compared to membrane ... Ur advice I reallly appreciate...thanks |
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QUOTE(Ch33r @ Oct 30 2017, 10:06 AM) This sand external water filter with five filter media levels, the External Water Filter helps to filter unwanted sediment and dirt from incoming water, ensuring that the water dispensed from the External Water Filter is suitable for household usage. Please pm me the total price (product, installation, maintenance, etc). Thanks in advance.External Water Filter has a Primary Point of Entry (POE) filter that helps remove sediment and other particulates throughout the following five layers of media: coarse, medium and fine sand, garnet and zeolite. The vessel is made of Fibreglass Reinforced Polymer (FRP) to ensure strength and durability. - Utilises multiple media for filtration, including coarse, medium and fine sand, garnet and zeolite to effectively remove unwanted sediments. - The Primary Point of Entry (POE) filter removes sediments and other particulates up to 10 microns for domestic or residential use - Manual steering valve for backwash function and pressure gauge. - Easy to use with low maintenance cost. - 39 litre capacity. - Ten years warranty on vessel against manufacturing defect. Two years warranty on manual steering valve and pressure gauge against manufacturing defect. |
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QUOTE(silver9media @ Dec 17 2017, 10:48 AM) QUOTE(Jesk23 @ Jan 1 2018, 02:45 PM) Hi all Can anyone recommend me with the outdoor water filter system? Currently I only use a Cosway internal water filter...would like to get an outdoor one...else the water really yellowish sometimes...i stay in klang landed house area...budget around 1k..I heard that sand filter is quite good compared to membrane ... Ur advice I reallly appreciate...thanks Secure back wash water filter. Try search 11street. Around Rm460 |
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Hi, this topic seems talking less about nesh water filter, is nesh a good water filter?
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Oct 30 2017, 11:19 AM) If u install this external 1, it will clog much faster compared to the AP902 and u need to either change or clean it regularly, you are staying in condo or landed? If landed change to our latest membrane multipore to save cost and better filtration 0.01micron, if condo and no place for backwash then your only best option is AP902 WHi Zheilwane, Is your latest membrane multipore the same as UF membrane you mentioned a while ago? You didnt’t recommend on using UF membrane back then due to the cons outweighing its pros. Thank you. |
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QUOTE(bibimbap0201 @ Feb 12 2018, 06:53 PM) W Yup, regular UF membrane has several problems explained by our supplier and that is wht we didnt wanna sell it. With the new multibore design, my supplier say it is tested to be more durable. So, we sold 1 to a friend who insisted to get membrane filter due to the design, used for several months without clogging issue and good flowrate, so we started selling it in our shop. Upto date, feedback is very positiveHi Zheilwane, Is your latest membrane multipore the same as UF membrane you mentioned a while ago? You didnt’t recommend on using UF membrane back then due to the cons outweighing its pros. Thank you. |
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QUOTE(yvesmilk @ Feb 7 2018, 08:42 AM) Hi, this topic seems talking less about nesh water filter, is nesh a good water filter? Nesh is using hollow fibre membrane, similar to most brands in the market such as hydro1, aquarius, puregen and etc etc so many brands. So if u wan something better, u can try google on multibore membrane, this is the latest membrane design and claims that it is better than the previous hollow fibrehttp://www.nesh.com.my/en/product/home-car...tdoor-prefilter |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Feb 13 2018, 10:28 AM) Yup, regular UF membrane has several problems explained by our supplier and that is wht we didnt wanna sell it. With the new multibore design, my supplier say it is tested to be more durable. So, we sold 1 to a friend who insisted to get membrane filter due to the design, used for several months without clogging issue and good flowrate, so we started selling it in our shop. Upto date, feedback is very positive Ahh I see. In that case, would you say the new membrane filter is now better than sand? Mind sharing the exact model and brand of the multipore membrane you’re selling? I’m surveying on outdoor water filter for a landed house. Appreciate your feeeback. Thanks! |
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QUOTE(bibimbap0201 @ Feb 14 2018, 07:04 AM) Ahh I see. In that case, would you say the new membrane filter is now better than sand? Mind sharing the exact model and brand of the multipore membrane you’re selling? I’m surveying on outdoor water filter for a landed house. Appreciate your feeeback. Thanks! For appliance protection from sand mud grit rust yes. I have friends with sand filter that are overcome and they had to replace shower wand and water pump spoil because of this. They had to install a pre-filter to exclude those then it was much better but a small amount of sand from the filter media still seen in water tangki. Based on their experience, I installed a membrane in my old DSH and it was sediment free. The tangki had to be washed after that just to ensure any remnant are eliminated. Water pump and shower wand still working like new since I sold it after living close to 7 years there. Some of them use RO as their drinking water system and the Doulton ceramic was clean for a long time as contrasted to before where they had to clean it every so often. This post has been edited by halcyon27: Feb 14 2018, 07:54 AM swing123 liked this post
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QUOTE(bibimbap0201 @ Feb 14 2018, 07:04 AM) Ahh I see. In that case, would you say the new membrane filter is now better than sand? Mind sharing the exact model and brand of the multipore membrane you’re selling? I’m surveying on outdoor water filter for a landed house. Appreciate your feeeback. Thanks! Secure backwash is cheaper alternative and is good. Alternative 3m also good. |
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This day still got case outdoor water filter kena curi ? Any idea how to secure it ?
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Hi, I am looking for outdoor Sand filter , any recommendation ? Any seller here? Pls Pm your catalog or any recommendation for landed house , thanks in advance
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QUOTE(XAM MAX @ Dec 16 2017, 11:51 AM) If you're looking for landed unit outdoor water filter ,you could try 3M outdoor water filter model AP902. As for condominiums, due to management issue. I suggest either model AP 902 or Mini POE as both of these filters are installable indoor and outdoor. hi can pm me how to install for condo ? still need to hack the wall ?As filteration, they both uses non-woven pleat filteration media membrane and no backwash needed. |
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Feb 17 2018, 02:22 PM) That's my concern too Please mind to share your choice now after 2 months ? what filter you're using and how to secure it ? This post has been edited by easywin3: Apr 21 2018, 11:03 PM |
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Hi,
Planning to get simple FRP sand filter. What I'm confused about is the pricing. From various online shops, I found price can range from about RM 200 to 2000 (maybe more; didn't check). Is it because of brand, or is there any other reason? |
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sifu pls recommend a outdoor water filter for condo.. include installation Penang .. Tq
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Jun 9 2018, 10:20 PM
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Hi all ,
Is Blondal M2 Plus outdoor filter good ? Is it really a Swedish company? I’m looking for a reliable outdoor filter possibly stainless steel food grade because it will be installed under direct sunlight. |
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Aug 18 2018, 11:56 AM
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hi want to asked what is the different diamond outdoor 10micron and those external filter 0.01 micron. inside home got espring. necessary to use 0.01 micron or the 10micron is nothing to filter rather don’t install. diamond can maintenance ourself and the 0.01 micron need to change filter every 2year.
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Aug 19 2018, 09:23 AM
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QUOTE(arju @ Aug 18 2018, 11:56 AM) hi want to asked what is the different diamond outdoor 10micron and those external filter 0.01 micron. inside home got espring. necessary to use 0.01 micron or the 10micron is nothing to filter rather don’t install. diamond can maintenance ourself and the 0.01 micron need to change filter every 2year. For goodness sake just buy any brand but diamond filtertq for help for recommendation Any backwash sand filter will be better. This post has been edited by idoblu: Aug 19 2018, 09:24 AM |
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Sep 26 2018, 04:10 PM
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hi, i'm using auto backwash self-cleaning outdoor water filter (membrane filter) about 6 to 7 years. Not sure what is the brand.
recently i found that the water has some dirt (seem like white foreign materials). pls advice what is going on? need to change new membrane? or change the new outdoor water filter? Attached thumbnail(s) |
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QUOTE(tansp23 @ Sep 26 2018, 04:10 PM) hi, i'm using auto backwash self-cleaning outdoor water filter (membrane filter) about 6 to 7 years. Not sure what is the brand. Membrane degradation? Normal use is 3-5 years. This filter can only withstand 4 bar max. Add a sediment pre-filter such as the Secure water filter which is back washable by a twist of the filter body. Bro weikee uses that for his mother's house. Search this thread for aeiuo228's post. You can still have the membrane optionally after the Secure water filter. This way it doesn't have to deal with sediments which should reduce biofouling and should lasts 7 years. The other way is to move the membrane after tangki and water pump but have to ensure pressure cannot exceed 3.5bar and if it bursts measure, must be in place such the it had a safe place to leak to without causing a flood on the roof.recently i found that the water has some dirt (seem like white foreign materials). pls advice what is going on? need to change new membrane? or change the new outdoor water filter? This post has been edited by halcyon27: Sep 26 2018, 05:03 PM |
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Sep 27 2018, 01:41 PM
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Sep 26 2018, 05:00 PM) Membrane degradation? Normal use is 3-5 years. This filter can only withstand 4 bar max. Add a sediment pre-filter such as the Secure water filter which is back washable by a twist of the filter body. Bro weikee uses that for his mother's house. Search this thread for aeiuo228's post. You can still have the membrane optionally after the Secure water filter. This way it doesn't have to deal with sediments which should reduce biofouling and should lasts 7 years. The other way is to move the membrane after tangki and water pump but have to ensure pressure cannot exceed 3.5bar and if it bursts measure, must be in place such the it had a safe place to leak to without causing a flood on the roof. Thanks a lot for the info.I think i should change the membrane or change to new unit. How shall i know water pressure bar like 3.5 bar or 4 bar? I attached the outdoor water filter. I don't even know what brand is it. Attached thumbnail(s) |
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QUOTE(tansp23 @ Sep 27 2018, 01:41 PM) Thanks a lot for the info. Water pressure gauge affixed to the piping before or after or both sides will indicate the pressure on those side installed. Most pasang after but there are those who insist will pasang 2 sides but rare. I think i should change the membrane or change to new unit. How shall i know water pressure bar like 3.5 bar or 4 bar? I attached the outdoor water filter. I don't even know what brand is it. The gauges will measure in Bar, Psi, k/MPa depending but just memorize the rates will do: 1bar = 100kPa = 0.1MPa or approximately 14.503775psi. Most likely the membrane is worn out. Normally it's recommended to change after reaching 5 years. To protect its service life, the filter like I mentioned earlier would be used as it's pre filter. But because others find the water clean enough at 1 micron, they find it that it's good enough. If you prefer it cleaner (I would) 0.01 micron is still ok for what it protects e.g. shower heads, tap aerator, washing machine, water pump, solar heater, drinking water filter, etc. To ensure that the pressure do not exceed say a predefined threshold say 4 bar, you can pasang what's called a pressure reducer valve. Some pressure limiter /reducing valves can set between 2.0-4.5bar depending upon application. Solar water heaters or centralised water heaters in their manual will say not to exceed a certain limit and that's where they are installed usually at their inlet side. Some models also come with water pressure gauge affixed. Also, if your home is near the water utility pump house, like just downstream of it, expect stronger pressure. Match gauges and valves according to inlet piping diameter which usually is about 3/4" (DIN 20) nominal plumbing thread (NPT) size. Your plumber can advise what's to be used for your installation's case. Also, I would advise that the piping (from meter to filter and filter to indoor after meter) to use HDPE rather than PVC. HDPE has higher thermal stability. PVC softens in excess of 45°C. If you can shade the filter area, all the better. This post has been edited by halcyon27: Sep 27 2018, 02:46 PM |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Sep 27 2018, 02:36 PM) Water pressure gauge affixed to the piping before or after or both sides will indicate the pressure on those side installed. Most pasang after but there are those who insist will pasang 2 sides but rare. Appreciate for your knowledge sharing!The gauges will measure in Bar, Psi, k/MPa depending but just memorize the rates will do: 1bar = 100kPa = 0.1MPa or approximately 14.503775psi. Most likely the membrane is worn out. Normally it's recommended to change after reaching 5 years. To protect its service life, the filter like I mentioned earlier would be used as it's pre filter. But because others find the water clean enough at 1 micron, they find it that it's good enough. If you prefer it cleaner (I would) 0.01 micron is still ok for what it protects e.g. shower heads, tap aerator, washing machine, water pump, solar heater, drinking water filter, etc. To ensure that the pressure do not exceed say a predefined threshold say 4 bar, you can pasang what's called a pressure reducer valve. Some pressure limiter /reducing valves can set between 2.0-4.5bar depending upon application. Solar water heaters or centralised water heaters in their manual will say not to exceed a certain limit and that's where they are installed usually at their inlet side. Some models also come with water pressure gauge affixed. Also, if your home is near the water utility pump house, like just downstream of it, expect stronger pressure. Match gauges and valves according to inlet piping diameter which usually is about 3/4" (DIN 20) nominal plumbing thread (NPT) size. Your plumber can advise what's to be used for your installation's case. Also, I would advise that the piping (from meter to filter and filter to indoor after meter) to use HDPE rather than PVC. HDPE has higher thermal stability. PVC softens in excess of 45°C. If you can shade the filter area, all the better. it really helped me alot. Thanks & cheers sifu.... |
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QUOTE(tansp23 @ Sep 27 2018, 03:16 PM) No worries. You have to go back to membrane water filter seller and verify if the max pressure for the inside filter is 3.5 or 4 bar. Most membrane made of PAN should be 3.5bar. Rarely can it withstand 4 or 4.5 bar except the pressure vessel which can take more. There is another type of membrane media called PVDF which withstands fouling better but it's pricier. Last time a company called Euroflex(?) used to sell and they have their own booth outside Ace hardware but they are no longer around.This post has been edited by halcyon27: Sep 27 2018, 04:03 PM |
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I am looking for outdoor water filter for landed property. PJ area. Preferably with back wash and low maintenance. Any recommendation?
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'si'm using 3M Outdoor Water Filter AP902 + 3M Indoor Water Filter AP Easy Complete for 4 years already. Change the filter every year. The sign of time to change is that the water coming out from the indoor water filter's tap will become slower and slower. Normally, after a year this will start but somehow since early this year, it become slower ( worse than before ) at around 6 month after changing the filter.
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Since my outdoor water filter installed, the water flow at kitchen become unsteady. Sometimes will get small, reopen the water tap few times only back to normal flow.
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Nov 16 2018, 04:26 PM
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QUOTE(poosk @ Nov 16 2018, 01:52 PM) Since my outdoor water filter installed, the water flow at kitchen become unsteady. Sometimes will get small, reopen the water tap few times only back to normal flow. Air block? Turn on another tap along the same plumbing line like washing machine or floor washing tap in the backyard.Anyone know what happened? Thank you. |
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May I know, for outdoor sand filter, how long interval to do back wash? There are people saying 3 days, some say 1 week even 2 weeks....
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QUOTE(jagjag @ Nov 6 2018, 04:31 PM) 'si'm using 3M Outdoor Water Filter AP902 + 3M Indoor Water Filter AP Easy Complete for 4 years already. Change the filter every year. The sign of time to change is that the water coming out from the indoor water filter's tap will become slower and slower. Normally, after a year this will start but somehow since early this year, it become slower ( worse than before ) at around 6 month after changing the filter. Ap easy complete recommended to change ever 6 months as labelled on the cartridge.Anyone know what is the problem.. Now it's like the only way is to change the filter but this is become a costly way to do. U change both filters yearly? most ppl dont change AP902 yearly, hence water is getting dirtier and AP EASY getting clogged faster. If u r not staying in a condo, i suggest u change AP902 to an outdoor filter with backwash, also change AP EASY if u wanna save on maintenance cost. AP902 replacement is RM 600 AP EASY REPLACEMENT is RM 300 cost per year is RM 600 + (RM 300 x2) = RM 1200, isnt that too costly? ie : Get A sand filter + Aquaphor eco indoor filter = RM 2299 + Free replacement x 1 set First year : RM 2299 (Before trade in Promo) Second year : FREE Third Year : RM 420 Forth year : RM 420 Fifth Year : RM 420 + RM 380 (sand replacement) Total RM 3939 for 5 years If continue with your current filter is RM 1200 x 5 = RM 6000 almost 50% saving. Save more with trade in promo Sand Vs AP902 Filtration wise AP902 is better and quite consistent if u change it every year but sand can backwash hence you dont need to change every year. If u wan better filtration get MEMBRANE FILTER, they are the cleanest but not recommended if ur incoming pressure is weak. Recommended 2bar to 2.5bar is sufficient which most housing area do have. AP Easy Vs Aquaphor AP easy consist of a small carbon block with filtration of 0.5 micron, hence recommend to change 6 months compared to other 3M model (1 year). Aquaphor consist of 3 cartridges (2 bigger size carbon block + 1 hallow fibre memrane) with filtration 0.1 micron. So changing it = an upgrade in water quality and reduction in maintenance cost If u are staying in a condo, unable to install those big filters with backwash, then add this (as per video for RM 150) before your AP902 to pro-long the lifespan and change AP EASY to upgrade the filtration and lower maintenance cost. This post has been edited by zheilwane: Dec 7 2018, 07:51 AM |
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QUOTE(aspartame @ Dec 5 2018, 12:43 PM) May I know, for outdoor sand filter, how long interval to do back wash? There are people saying 3 days, some say 1 week even 2 weeks.... depending on water quality & usage, i do it 1 to 2 weeks once. If the backwash water is not too dirty, u can drag it longer til the next backwashThanks |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Dec 7 2018, 04:26 PM) mine is estimated 10 - 15 minutes, once water is clear, i switch to rince awhile then backwash again to ensure it is really 100% clear. oh ok...meaning you back wash 10 -15 min, then rinse 10 min..then back wash maybe 5 min....then lastly do you rinse again????? Thanks! |
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QUOTE(aspartame @ Dec 7 2018, 04:32 PM) oh ok...meaning you back wash 10 -15 min, then rinse 10 min..then back wash maybe 5 min....then lastly do you rinse again????? I backwash 10-15min until water clear, switch to rinse 1 min, then switch back to backwash, sometimes water turn yellowish, then i let it backwash awhile may b 2 min til clear again. then rinse. Rinsing usually few minutes only, then water is clear nt as dirty as backwashThanks! |
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QUOTE(zheilwane @ Dec 7 2018, 07:36 AM) Ap easy complete recommended to change ever 6 months as labelled on the cartridge. Noted..will consider this when time is rightU change both filters yearly? most ppl dont change AP902 yearly, hence water is getting dirtier and AP EASY getting clogged faster. If u r not staying in a condo, i suggest u change AP902 to an outdoor filter with backwash, also change AP EASY if u wanna save on maintenance cost. AP902 replacement is RM 600 AP EASY REPLACEMENT is RM 300 cost per year is RM 600 + (RM 300 x2) = RM 1200, isnt that too costly? ie : Get A sand filter + Aquaphor eco indoor filter = RM 2299 + Free replacement x 1 set First year : RM 2299 (Before trade in Promo) Second year : FREE Third Year : RM 420 Forth year : RM 420 Fifth Year : RM 420 + RM 380 (sand replacement) Total RM 3939 for 5 years If continue with your current filter is RM 1200 x 5 = RM 6000 almost 50% saving. Save more with trade in promo Sand Vs AP902 Filtration wise AP902 is better and quite consistent if u change it every year but sand can backwash hence you dont need to change every year. If u wan better filtration get MEMBRANE FILTER, they are the cleanest but not recommended if ur incoming pressure is weak. Recommended 2bar to 2.5bar is sufficient which most housing area do have. AP Easy Vs Aquaphor AP easy consist of a small carbon block with filtration of 0.5 micron, hence recommend to change 6 months compared to other 3M model (1 year). Aquaphor consist of 3 cartridges (2 bigger size carbon block + 1 hallow fibre memrane) with filtration 0.1 micron. So changing it = an upgrade in water quality and reduction in maintenance cost If u are staying in a condo, unable to install those big filters with backwash, then add this (as per video for RM 150) before your AP902 to pro-long the lifespan and change AP EASY to upgrade the filtration and lower maintenance cost. |
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Dec 16 2018, 12:24 PM
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any review on this? rm2399 for first purchase, second filter got rm800 discount (if u have somebody share with u to buy a unit for themself too, then u both can split rm400 discount each). it was claimed to have 3 kinds of sands. regular back-wash (once a week for 3-5 minutes each back-wash) can last for 20 years without changing the sands.
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QUOTE(spreeeee @ Dec 16 2018, 12:24 PM) any review on this? rm2399 for first purchase, second filter got rm800 discount (if u have somebody share with u to buy a unit for themself too, then u both can split rm400 discount each). it was claimed to have 3 kinds of sands. regular back-wash (once a week for 3-5 minutes each back-wash) can last for 20 years without changing the sands. Hmmm...lookalike of Perfect Steel models.http://www.alphamaxind.com/wt1.html model a-8045 ![]() |
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QUOTE(halcyon27 @ Dec 16 2018, 12:56 PM) how much for perfectsteel?prev forumers also said alphamax and perfectsteel are the same.. |
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yup but i only sell 10" diameter model and price is much lower compared to alphamax. As per your photo, their 8" model is selling RM 2k++ while my 10" is less than that...
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Anyone here changed the sand of their outdoor water filter before?
Might plan to change mine as it costed me 1.8k 10 years back lol. Don't feel like changing the whole system as the stainless steel is still working fine. Was quoted 500 bucks to change the whole sand filter. |
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The filter tower got 3 setting, by default to send water inside home, which setting?
I buy house comes with tower, don't know how to operate. All texts symbols faded already. |
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QUOTE(Quang1819 @ Feb 24 2019, 02:42 PM) Anyone here changed the sand of their outdoor water filter before? may b can share some photo of ur filter, the rocket type? RM 500 is a little exp as for 10" diameter we usually charge RM 380Might plan to change mine as it costed me 1.8k 10 years back lol. Don't feel like changing the whole system as the stainless steel is still working fine. Was quoted 500 bucks to change the whole sand filter. |
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Project replace old diamond water filter 10micron to membrane 0.01micron
output rate : 3500L/h filtration type : External pressure filtration working pressure : 0.1-0.4MPA TDS reading before after before filter : 84+/- after filter : 84+/- boiling water 88+/- free residual chlorine test with diamond : positive test with membrane : negative test with water tank after 2 day : positive the water pressure not much different after changing 1.other than add water pump ,any idea to improve the water pressure? 2.chlorine test negative after new filter , any idea ? most of the membrane reduce chlorine? 3.treated water with low FRC enters the water tank ,this can promote the growth of bacteria in the water, leading to skin irritation? This post has been edited by calvinkli: Jul 16 2019, 01:14 AM Attached thumbnail(s) |
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I got a water softener installed in my house 2 years back and ever since I haven't found any issue with my water. The washing machine's performance has also improved.
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I browse through many outdoor filter threads but i still cant decide which one is better
Can anyone recommend below rm2.5k with easy/low maintenance for landed outdoor? |
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QUOTE(Joycelee @ Oct 27 2019, 04:49 PM) I browse through many outdoor filter threads but i still cant decide which one is better Would recommend the Big Blue type of cartridge filter. It's universally accepted cartridge replacement for the 4.5" dia pleated.Can anyone recommend below rm2.5k with easy/low maintenance for landed outdoor? If you are lazy type of person, it's not recommended. For Rm2.5K can have POE together with POU filter for the whole house with extra cartridge replacement. |
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QUOTE(senscents @ Oct 28 2019, 07:33 PM) Would recommend the Big Blue type of cartridge filter. It's universally accepted cartridge replacement for the 4.5" dia pleated. Agreed, exactly the setup which I went for. Just it need to be manually washed weekly to maintain its effectiveness.If you are lazy type of person, it's not recommended. For Rm2.5K can have POE together with POU filter for the whole house with extra cartridge replacement. |
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Hello all. I'm looking for outdoor water filter. I don't need fancy features like ultra filtration that basically sterile my water supply
I just need something to clear up sediments because I'm not waiting for water supply company to fix this problem from their end which god knows when that would that happen. I'm happy as long as my water is clear and not yellowish that I won't hesitate to do laundry and showering (got indoor filters for drinking and cooking purpose already). Now, I scroll shopee for a while and came upon these two which I think affordable. The smaller one much more affordable Which would you guys recommend? Thank you. Budget RM300 ![]() ![]() This post has been edited by UnknownH: Nov 13 2019, 06:56 PM |
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Lazada selling so cheap outdoor filter ...
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how to know which outdoor filter to use?
outside market have to many model. example; 1000l/h , 2000l/h , 3000l/h ?? how to choose?? |
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