
Pentek - ChlorPlus 10 - 10" x 2.5" Chloramine Carbon Block Filter
Pentek ChlorPlus 10 Technical Data
| Model Number | 255416-43 |
| Dimensions | 9¾" x 2⅞" (10" x 2.5" nominal) |
| Micron Rating | 1 micron nominal |
| Chloramine Capacity | 2,500 gallons @ 0.5 gpm / 1,000 gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Chlorine/Taste/Odor Capacity | 50,000+ gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Temperature Range | 40–180°F (4.4–82.2°C) |
| Pressure Drop | 6.0 psi @ 1 gpm |
| Filter Type | Carbon block with catalytic media |
Installing Your ChlorPlus Cartridge
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Remove filter housing sump and discard old cartridge, then clean housing interior and inspect o-ring for wear
- Insert Pentek ChlorPlus 10 cartridge into housing, ensuring it seats properly on the standpipe
- Lubricate o-ring with food-grade silicone, hand-tighten sump, and slowly restore water pressure while checking for leaks
- Flush filter for 3-5 minutes to purge carbon fines before use
Housing & Application Fit
The ChlorPlus 10 fits any standard 10-inch filter housing designed for 2.5-inch diameter cartridges, including Pentek, Culligan, GE, Omni, and most aftermarket brands. Ideal for reverse osmosis pre-filtration, whole-house point-of-entry systems, or dedicated drinking water stations where municipal water is treated with chloramines. Not suitable for well water with high iron or sulfur content, which will foul the catalytic carbon prematurely.
Pentek ChlorPlus 10 Technical Data
| Model Number | 255416-43 |
| Dimensions | 9¾" x 2⅞" (10" x 2.5" nominal) |
| Micron Rating | 1 micron nominal |
| Chloramine Capacity | 2,500 gallons @ 0.5 gpm / 1,000 gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Chlorine/Taste/Odor Capacity | 50,000+ gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Temperature Range | 40–180°F (4.4–82.2°C) |
| Pressure Drop | 6.0 psi @ 1 gpm |
| Filter Type | Carbon block with catalytic media |
Installing Your ChlorPlus Cartridge
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Remove filter housing sump and discard old cartridge, then clean housing interior and inspect o-ring for wear
- Insert Pentek ChlorPlus 10 cartridge into housing, ensuring it seats properly on the standpipe
- Lubricate o-ring with food-grade silicone, hand-tighten sump, and slowly restore water pressure while checking for leaks
- Flush filter for 3-5 minutes to purge carbon fines before use
Housing & Application Fit
The ChlorPlus 10 fits any standard 10-inch filter housing designed for 2.5-inch diameter cartridges, including Pentek, Culligan, GE, Omni, and most aftermarket brands. Ideal for reverse osmosis pre-filtration, whole-house point-of-entry systems, or dedicated drinking water stations where municipal water is treated with chloramines. Not suitable for well water with high iron or sulfur content, which will foul the catalytic carbon prematurely.
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Pentek ChlorPlus 10 Technical Data
| Model Number | 255416-43 |
| Dimensions | 9¾" x 2⅞" (10" x 2.5" nominal) |
| Micron Rating | 1 micron nominal |
| Chloramine Capacity | 2,500 gallons @ 0.5 gpm / 1,000 gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Chlorine/Taste/Odor Capacity | 50,000+ gallons @ 1.0 gpm |
| Temperature Range | 40–180°F (4.4–82.2°C) |
| Pressure Drop | 6.0 psi @ 1 gpm |
| Filter Type | Carbon block with catalytic media |
Installing Your ChlorPlus Cartridge
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Remove filter housing sump and discard old cartridge, then clean housing interior and inspect o-ring for wear
- Insert Pentek ChlorPlus 10 cartridge into housing, ensuring it seats properly on the standpipe
- Lubricate o-ring with food-grade silicone, hand-tighten sump, and slowly restore water pressure while checking for leaks
- Flush filter for 3-5 minutes to purge carbon fines before use
Housing & Application Fit
The ChlorPlus 10 fits any standard 10-inch filter housing designed for 2.5-inch diameter cartridges, including Pentek, Culligan, GE, Omni, and most aftermarket brands. Ideal for reverse osmosis pre-filtration, whole-house point-of-entry systems, or dedicated drinking water stations where municipal water is treated with chloramines. Not suitable for well water with high iron or sulfur content, which will foul the catalytic carbon prematurely.


















