The
Pentek EPM-10 Water Filter (Part #155634-43) is a high-performance carbon block filter designed to improve drinking water quality by reducing chlorine taste, odor, and capturing fine sediment. This 10-micron cartridge is built with bonded powdered activated carbon (PAC) media to provide superior adsorption of chlorine and other taste/odor causing compounds while also removing particulate matter.
The filter features a pre-filter wrap (Endurawrap®) that captures larger sediment particles before they reach the carbon block, extending the cartridge life and maintaining flow. This combination makes it ideal for under-sink drinking water systems, reverse osmosis pre-filtration, and point-of-use systems where both sediment reduction and taste/odor improvement are desired.
The compact design fits most standard
10" x 2.5" filter housings, making installation simple for residential and commercial applications.
Key Features
- 10-micron nominal carbon block filtration
- Bonded powdered activated carbon (PAC) media
- Reduces chlorine taste and odor
- Captures sediment, dirt, rust, and fine particles
- Endurawrap® pre-filter layer extends cartridge life
- Low pressure drop with strong flow performance
- Fits standard 10" x 2.5" filter housings
- NSF/ANSI 42 material compliance
Typical Applications
- Under-sink drinking water systems
- Pre-filtration for reverse osmosis systems
- Point-of-use water filtration
- Whole house filtration systems
- Commercial and RV water systems
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Pentair Pentek |
| Part Number | 155634-43 |
| Model | EPM-10 |
| Filter Type | Carbon Block with Sediment Handling |
| Micron Rating | 10 Micron (Nominal) |
| Filter Size | 9.75" Length × 2.5" Diameter |
| Material | Bonded Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) |
| Pre-filter Wrap | Endurawrap® sediment prefilter |
| Recommended Use | Chlorine taste/odor reduction and sediment capture |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 42 (material compliance) |
When to Replace
For optimal performance, the
Pentek EPM-10 carbon block filter should typically be replaced every
6 to 12 months, depending on water usage and quality.
Regular replacement ensures continued reduction of chlorine taste and odor, maintains proper flow rate, and protects downstream filters from sediment buildup.
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