HydroLogic® TALLBoy® Green Coconut Carbon Filter - 2 GPM - 5 Micron Filtration

HydroLogic TALLBoy Green Coconut Carbon Filter -- 2 GPM, 5 Micron

Keep your HydroLogic TALLBoy system performing at its peak with this genuine Green Coconut Carbon replacement filter. Rated at 2 GPM flow and 5 Micron filtration, this carbon block pre-filter reduces chlorine, chloramines, organic chemicals, mercury, lead, PCBs, sulfur, and heavy metals before water reaches the RO membrane -- extending membrane life and protecting downstream equipment.

Key Features & Benefits

• Green Coconut Carbon Media: Sustainably sourced carbon block with strong adsorption capacity for chlorine and organics.
• 5 Micron Filtration: Captures fine particles that can foul membranes and clog emitters.
• 2 GPM Flow Rate: Matched specifically to TALLBoy system flow requirements.
• Dimensions: 20in H x 2.75in W -- drop-in fit for TALLBoy filter housings.
• Replacement Interval: every 7,500 gallons.

Who Should Use This

Growers running HydroLogic TALLBoy RO or filtration systems who want to protect their membranes and maintain consistent water quality. Suited to both municipal and well-water sources with high chlorine or organic loads.

Compatibility

Designed exclusively for HydroLogic TALLBoy systems. Dimensions: 20in H x 2.75in W. Verify your system model before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I replace this carbon filter?

Replace every 7,500 gallons, or sooner if you notice a chlorine taste or a significant flow reduction. Sticking to the schedule protects the downstream RO membrane from premature fouling.

Does this filter remove chloramine?

Green Coconut Carbon reduces chlorine and many organics. For more complete chloramine removal, consider a ChloraShield or KDF85 catalytic carbon upgrade filter instead.

Will this work with other HydroLogic systems?

This filter is sized specifically for TALLBoy housings and is not interchangeable with other HydroLogic system families. Check your system model before ordering to confirm a correct fit.

What contaminants does it reduce?

Chlorine, chloramines, organic chemicals, mercury, lead, PCBs, sulfur, and heavy metals. Reducing these before the RO stage helps protect membrane life and downstream water quality.