New Spectrapure chloramine removal RODI

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Hi everyone, I am thinking about upgrading my RODI filter system. We have chloramines in our city water supply. I looked at Spectrapure's web site and it looks like they have a new system that addresses chloramines. Do any of you have an opinion? Thanks
 
Any of Spectrapures systems are more than capable of dealing with chloramines, even the basic $125 system.
I am more inclined to spend more money on dual DI with good free specific resin than on catalytic carbons. Any high quality carbon block 1 micron or smaller is sufficient for removing the chlorine portion of chloramines and breaking the bond with the ammonia, it is the ammonia that is tough and where the dual DI comes into play.
 
Any of Spectrapures systems are more than capable of dealing with chloramines, even the basic $125 system.
I am more inclined to spend more money on dual DI with good free specific resin than on catalytic carbons. Any high quality carbon block 1 micron or smaller is sufficient for removing the chlorine portion of chloramines and breaking the bond with the ammonia, it is the ammonia that is tough and where the dual DI comes into play.
Thanks for your input. I will look at dual DI systems.
 

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