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Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement - US Water Systems

Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement

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$526.46 $350.96
$315.87
$315.87
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SKU: 600-PC1000-REPL

Elevate the quality of your water with the Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement Kit. Designed with precision and high-quality materials, this replacement kit ensures that your Pelican Water System continues to deliver pure and refreshing water to your household.

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Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement - US Water Systems

Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement

$526.46 $315.87

Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement

$526.46 $315.87

What's Included

  • 0.5 cu/ft Catalytic Carbon
  • 0.5 cu/ft Granular Activated Carbon
  • 4 lbs KDF-55
  • Funnel
  • Replacement O-Ring
  • 1g Silicone Lubricant

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 18 reviews.

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Just what I needed to get my water system tuned up

"This kid was perfect for what my system needed. The instructions that came with it were very helpful. I would definitely order this again."

Neil H. (5/5)

Super easy project with great

"Super easy project with great directions from US Water! A project I never thought I would be able to do myself but with this price compared to estimates I received to get it done it was a no brainer! Our system is over 8 years old fed by a well and my wife said she felt a difference in her hair and skin right away!"

John L. (5/5)

"It is exactly what i need."

Anne (5/5)

Perfectly Simple

"This is the third time I've replaced the media in my system. This was my first experience with US Water Systems and by far the easiest, as long as you follow the instructions. Absolutely no fines if you take your time and keep things low flow for the first few days after replacement."

Kevin S. (5/5)

This was the perfect replacement

"This was the perfect replacement for our Pelican PC1000 carbon media replacement. Arrived as said and worked great…especially that funnel."

David T. (5/5)

Pelican PC1000 Media Replacment.

"What an easy job. Long over due. Next up is the Pelican NS3 Salt-Free Conditioner"

Michael A. (5/5)

Pelican PC1000 Media Replacement

"Great product and easy to replace it!"

Phuoc L. (5/5)

"The order came with everything needed to accomplish the job. No complaints on ordering, arrival and uldates"

Charles (5/5)

Good service. . . . maybe.

"I made a mistake by ordering the wrong item. . . . I called customer service and they quickly changed the order. Great job. However, they overcharged for the correct part and I'm still waiting for the $95. 99 credit they say I will get. Watching my credit card for the credit and nothing yet. It's been 10 days now. Hope this is not a hassle, these people appear to be on top of their business."

Ross H. (3/5)

Everything needed. Clear instructions.

"Aside from the need to wrestle the tank around so the old media could be poured out, it was an easy process."

Peter C. (5/5)

Q&A

I am replacing the media in PC 600. Watching the directions on You Tube you have to have minimal water flow for 72 hours after reattaching but on written directions received with replacement media it does not say that. Which is correct way? Thank you
The original Pelican media instructions recommend limiting water flow for 72 hours. Our replacement kit uses higher-quality carbon and does not require a 72-hour soak. Follow the written instructions included with our media, including the initial soak and thorough flushing. The system can then be placed into service, although avoiding unusually high water demand during the first 72 hours is beneficial—the longer the media has to fully saturate and settle, the better.
My home has a Pelican PC1000 whole house water filter. I see the filter is in bypass mode, so not utilizing the carbon filter, and it has been this way for at least 5 years. Is there any harm in turning the knobs to take it out of bypass mode after this much time? BTW I do plan to order the carbon replacement from you site as well. Thank you for your advice.
After five years off‑line the carbon bed inside the PC1000 is almost certainly harboring a lot of stagnant water and biofilm. Opening the valves now would flush all of that straight into your household plumbing—cloudy, black water at best and potentially bacteria‑laden water at worst. I would get the replacement media first and sanitize your tank with bleach water after removing old media and before installing new media.

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