Description
CO2 trap CT1 with integrated vent filter VT1 is a dedicated accessory for Ultra Clear® RO 80 l storage tanks, designed to protect purified water from atmospheric carbon dioxide uptake. The filter housing is manufactured from natural polypropylene and is filled with calcium hydroxide carrying a colour indicator for CO2 adsorption. As the adsorbent becomes exhausted, a bluish colour change provides a clear visual cue that replacement is required. The 2″ vent filter cleans incoming breathing air that enters the storage tank during draw-off, while a check valve mounted in the overflow line prevents uncontrolled ventilation and back-contamination. Supplied as a complete unit from manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies, this CO2 trap supports stable water quality in laboratory pure-water systems by limiting carbonate formation and maintaining low conductivity in the stored permeate. It is intended for use with the corresponding 80 l tank configurations in Ultra Clear® RO installations and fits standard laboratory pure-water workflows where reliable CO2 scavenging and tank venting control are essential.
This article is part of Ready-to-use culture media (plates, tubes, bottles), in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: CO2 trap
- Housing material: natural PP
- Adsorbent: calcium hydroxide with colour indicator
- Compatible tanks: Ultra Clear® RO 80 l
- Includes: vent filter VT1 and check valve
- Technical Information Sheet:
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